[...] OH Lovely, Love╌ly; Oh Love╌ly, Lovely Sy╌ren now give o're, for I too much was Char╌m'd, was Charm'd be╌fore; such sof╌t Me╌lodious sounds as these do kill with Trans╌port while they please: Such sweetness in each Strain ap╌pears, appears, such sweetness in each Strain appears th'are [Page 2] [...] too di╌vine for mor╌tal Ears: They wound with plea╌sure and in╌spire a╌maze╌ment in the heav'nly Quire, they wound with plea╌sure and in╌spire, in╌spire a╌maze╌ment in the heav'nly Quire; In╌spire, in╌spire a╌maze╌ment in the heav'nly Quire. See, see, see, see, see, see [Page 3] [...] Angels crow╌d to hear you Sing, see Angels crow╌d to hear you Sing, to hear you Sin╌g, to hear you Sing; Charm'd when you touch, when you touch each trem╌bling String, and know not which they'd ra╌ther do, fly, fly, [Page 4] [...] fly to their throne, or stay with you, fly, fly, fly to their throne or stay with you. See, see, you.

[...] LOve, Love╌'s a blind passion a lan╌guishing fol╌ly; Love, love's a blind passion a lan╌guishing fol╌ly, chills all our brisk hours with a dull me╌lan╌cholly, it Jol╌li╌ty damps, and en╌ra╌ges de╌spair, and en╌ra╌ges de╌spair; in the Spring of our years brings, brings a winter, a [Page 5] [...] winter of care, care; then let us throw off the fond trifling Toy, trifling Toy, the passion is childish, and Cupid's a Boy, a Boy, a Boy, and Cupid's a Boy: Then let us throw off the fond trifling Toy, the passion is Childish and Cupid's a Boy, and Cupid's a Boy; bring, bring to my Arms a more So╌lid, a So╌li╌der Joy; bring, bring to my Arms a more So╌lid, a So╌li╌der Joy, a So╌li╌der Joy.

[...] PRepare, prepare, prepare, prepare for brisk A╌lar╌ms, Ar╌mi╌da hath a Thousand, hath a Thou╌sand, a Thousand Charms; prepare, pre╌pare, prepare, prepare for brisk Alarms, Ar╌mi╌da hath a Thousand, hath a Thou╌sand, a Thousand Charms; Ungarded Hearts to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to [Page 7] [...] Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms. Where e're she comes she Lau╌rel gaines, and o're Love's bound╌less Empire reigns; and o'r╌e Love's bound╌less Empire reigns: her Wit's di╌vine, her look se╌rene, be╌witching, be╌witching, 'tis her gracefull Mion; Her Voice Enchants, her Smile inspires with plea╌sant thoughts, and so╌ft de╌sire: [Page 8] [...] her Voice Enchants, her Smile inspires with plea╌sant thoughts, and so╌ft de╌sire, and so╌ft de╌sire, and so╌ft de╌sire; no force is proof a╌gainst her Darts, Rea╌son too weak will prove; shea's Skill in all her sub╌tle Arts of Empire and of Love: fl╌y, fl╌y, fl╌y, re╌sist╌less [Page 9] [...] are her Charms, fly, fly, fl╌y, re╌sist╌less, re╌sist╌less are her Charms; in vain, in — vain, in vain, in vain you take up Arms; in vain, in — vain, in vain, in vain you take up Arms; in vain, in vain, in vain, in vain you take up Arms; in vain, in vain you take up Arms; in vain, in vain you take up Arms.

[...] THe Lott is Cast, I must no more, my Dear Jos╌si╌nian's Eyes a╌dore; my dear, dear Jos╌si╌nian's Eyes a╌dore, no more, no more Jos╌si╌nian cast your Charms, 'tis Honour bids me shun thy Arms; no more, no more Jos╌si╌nian cast, cast, ca╌st your [Page 11] [...] Charms, 'tis Honour bids me shun thy Arms; Oh! cru╌el God to throw — thy Dart, when he and I must live a╌part, when he and I must live a╌part, part: my Vows a╌las I make in vain, with╌in my Heart Jos╌si╌nian reigns, our mingl╌'d sigh╌s no Jo╌y can [Page 12] [...] find, our mingl'd sighs no Jo╌y can find; we live yet prisoners of the mind, through Priest╌craft bound our Souls are free, and they may love immor╌ tal╌ly, im╌mor╌tal╌ly, and they may love immor╌tal╌ly, im╌mor╌tal╌ly.

[...] OH! why false man did'st thou my heart be╌tray in ev╌'ry part, in ev╌'ry way; in ev╌'ry part, in ev╌'ry way, in ev'ry part, in ev╌'ry way? Oh! why false man, false man di╌d'st thou my heart be╌tray? Tell me, tell me thou more than man, thou ve╌ry Devil, what thou saw'st in my poor heart of e╌vil? Tell me what thou saw'st, what thou saw'st in my poor heart, my [Page 14] [...] poor heart of e╌vil? Tell me, tell me thou more than man, thou ve╌ry Devil; what thou saw'st, what thou saw'st in my poor heart, my poor heart of e╌vil? what thou saw'st, what thou saw'st in my poor heart of e╌vil? Was it not all pure, in╌nocent and just? was it not, was it not all pure, in╌no╌cent and just? did I not, did I not in thy dear Arms, in thy dear Arms whol╌ly trust? was it not, was it not all pure in╌no╌cent [Page 15] [...] and just? did I not, did I not in thy dear Arms, in thy dear Arms whol╌ly trust? did I not, did I not in thy dear Arms, in thy dear Arms whol╌ly trust, in thy dear Arms whol╌ly trust?

[...] LOng have I lov'd but all in vain, long, long, long have I lov'd, but all in vain; the Nymph will ne're be kind, will ne're be kind, she still in╌sults when I com╌plai╌n, no [Page 16] [...] Tears can change her mind, mind: All, all I can wish, is on╌ly this, where e're, where e're she lo╌ves, that she may ne╌ver, ne╌ver, never, ne╌ver, ne╌ver tast that Bliss which she de╌nies to me; ne╌ver, ne╌ver, never, ne╌ver taft that Bliss, which she de╌nies to me.