The Poetical Works of John Milton


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And I must haste ere morning hour  
To wait in Amphitrite's bowr.  
920  
Sabrina descends, and the Lady rises out of her seat.  
Spir: Virgin, daughter of Locrine  
Sprung of old Anchises line,  
May thy brimmed waves for this  
Their full tribute never miss  
From a thousand petty rills,  
That tumble down the snowy hills:  
Summer drouth, or singed air  
Never scorch thy tresses fair,  
Nor wet Octobers torrent flood  
Thy molten crystal fill with mudd,  
May thy billows rowl ashoar  
930  
The beryl, and the golden ore,  
May thy lofty head be crown'd  
With many a tower and terrass round,  
And here and there thy banks upon  
With Groves of myrrhe, and cinnamon.  
Com Lady while Heaven lends us grace,  
Let us fly this cursed place,  
Lest the Sorcerer us intice  
940  
With som other new device.  
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