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Gaissa swreath was seen amid the bays; And yet they greatly err d, unknowing how Thro her domains the brightest fancy plays: Not knowing all the loveliness she keeps For those who love her, they but saw the stem, Hard-featur dQ ueen who rules oer heights and deeps, Obscure and cold, whose paths but few discern. Therefore they err d; but thus, with instinct true, Thy kindly aid our zealous votaries sought; And his who hath reveal dto deeper view Earth smiracle of beauty hourly wrought. Nor vain they sought; as generous friend to friend Ye answer d, giving, with a ready zeat. Immortal treasures, heir-looms to descend To childrens children of our champions best. Great poet, in the splendour of thy song. Sublime the gift enkindled hearts have own d; Thro myriad hves its light shall stream along, Beside ourS hakspere thou wilt sit enthron d. This scanty growth of many toilsome hours We offer thee: perchance thou mayst descry, A mid the gather dsprays, a few fair flowers. To yield a grateful scent before they die.
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