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Restore thy tresses to the golden ore,

Yield Cytherea's son those arks of love;

Bequeath the heavens the stars that I adore,

And to the orient do thy pearls remove;

Yield thy hands' pride unto the ivory white;

T'Arabian odours give thy breathing sweet;

Restore thy blush unto Aurora bright;

To Thetis give the honour of thy feet.

Let Venus have the graces she resigned,

And thy sweet voice give back unto the spheres;

But yet restore thy fierce and cruel mind

To Hyrcan tigers and to ruthless bears;

Yield to the marble thy hard heart again;

So shalt thou cease to plague, and I to pain.

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