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Pearls with pearls in whiteneſs ſuiting, 
Faireſt gems become the fair. 25 


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T hat e ever fail d to love. 


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See, our cRinden prayers prevail; 
Hail, bright imp of glory, hail! 
Round and round the facred ſpot. 
Weave your ſteps in ſnakey knot. 


CHORUS. 


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Jo the girl of the Python ſo frolick and gay; 
Let us kneel to the Goddeſs of beauty and love, 
And worſhip the ſon and the ſervant of Jove. 


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And with Venus at table Jove's nectar to quaff. 


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