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_Fain would I wake you, Sweet, but fear_

_I should invite you to worse chear;_

_In your dreams you cannot fare_

_Meaner than Musick; no compare;_

_None of your slumbers are compil'd_

_Under the pleasure makes a Child;_

_Your day-delights, so well compact,_

_That what you think, turns all to act:_

_I'd wish my life no better play,_

_Your dream by night, your thought by day._

_Wake gently, wake,_

_Part softly from your dreams;_

_The morning flies_

_To your fair eyes,_

_To take her special beams._

_Sir Gr._ I hear her up, here Master _Voice_,

Pay you the Instruments, save what you can,

_Enter Neece above._

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