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--.. My freind who knew my flame Cherish'd my passion with thy lovely name; Thy picture in her talk so lovely grew That thy dear image rose before my view; She dwelt whole hours upon thy shape and mien, And wounded Delia's fame, to sooth my spleen: When she beheld me, at the name grow pale, [[deletion]] Stragt [[/deletion]] [[addition]] straight [[/addition]] to thy charms she chang'd her pleasing tale, And when thy matchless charms were quite run o'er, I bid her tell th'enchanting tale once more. Oh Daphnis! from thy Araminta fled! Oh to my love for ever dead! Like Death, thy nuptials, all my hopes remove, [[underline]] And ever part me, from the Man I love. [[/underline]] [[foreign: French]] Pour peu, qu'on n'ait ni l'esprit ni le coeur mal faits, on se trouve si bien auprès de la vertu heureuse! le spectacle de ses plaisirs, est si doux! -- Il faut toujours se défier d'un Ennemi reconcilié, et [[underline]] ne point croire, [[/underline]] à ses avances. [[/foreign]]
