PLEASURE.

Hark how music then prepares,

For thy stay, these charming airs;

Which the posting winds recall,

And suspend the river's fall.

SOUL.

Had I but any time to lose,

On this I would it all dispose.

Cease Tempter. None can chain a mind,

Whom this sweet cordage cannot bind.

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