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aster: This frighted the _Flemming_, And made him so beseeming, That he doth never think of his lost Lands redeeming. But he that can tower, Over him that is lower, Would be counted but a Fool to give away his Power: Take Books and rent them, Who would invent them, When as the Sword replys _Negatur Argumentur_: The grand College Butlers, Must vail to the Sutlers, There's not a Library like to the Cutlers; The Blood that is spilt, Sir, Hath gain'd all the Guilt, Sir, Thus have you seen me run the Sword up to the Hilt, Sir. _Queen_ DIDO. [Music] When _Dido_ was a _Carthage_ Queen, She lov'd a _Trojan_ Knight; Who sail'd about from Coast to Coast, Of Metal brave in Fight: As they Hunting rid, a Shower, Did on their Heads with fury pour, Drove 'em to a lonely Cave, Where _AEneas_ with his Charms, Caught fair _Dido_ in his Arms, And got what he would have. Then _Dido Hymen's_ Rites forgot, Her Love was won in hast; Her Honour she consider'd not, But in her Breast him plac'd; Now when their Loves were just began, Great _Jove_ sent down his winged Son, To fright _AEneas'_ sleep: Make him by the break of Day, From Queen _Dido_ steal away, Which caus'd her wail and weep. Poor _Dido_ wept, but what of that? The Gods would have it so; _AEneas_ nothing did amiss, When he was forc'd to go: Cease Lovers, cease your Vows to keep, With your true Loves, but let 'em weep, 'Tis folly to be true; Let this comfort serve your turn, That tho' wretched _Dido's_ mourn, You'll daily Court anew. _False_ PHILLIS, _Set by Mr._ JAMES HART. [Music] Since _Phillis_ swears Inconstancy, Then I'll e'en do so too; I careless am as well as she, She values not her Vow. To sigh, to languish, and protest, Let feeble Fops approve; The Women's way I like the best, Enjoyment is their Love. When I my _Phillis_ do embrace, There's none can happier be; But when she's gone, the next fair Face, Is _Phillis_ then to me. I find her Absence cools Desire, As well as her Disdain; When Hope denys to feed my Fire, Despair shall ease my Pain. _A_ SONG. [Music] Blush not redder than the Morning, Though the Virgins give you Warning; Sigh not at the chance befel you, Though they smile, and dare not tell you; _Sigh not
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