II.

'Tis sweet to sit by Beauty's side

Beneath the hawthorn shade;

But Beauty is more beautiful

In green and buff array'd.

More radiant are her laughing eyes,

Her cheeks of ruddier glow,

As, hoping for the envied prize,

She twangs the Cambrian bow.

The yew, the yew, &c.

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