The Reconcilement. SONG. 10ME, let us now refolve at laft COM To live and love in Quiet ; We'll tie the Knot so very fast, That Time fhall ne'er untie it: The trueft Joys they seldom prove, 'Tis the moft tender part of Love, Each other to forgive. When When leaft I feem'd concern'd, I took No Pleasure, nor no Reft; And when I feign'd an Angry Look, Alas, I lov'd you beft. Own but the fame to me, you'll find Oh, to be happy, to be kind, Sure never is too late. SONG FR ROM all uncafy Paflions free, Contented I had been too bleft, Safe from your Eyes, I fear'd no Griefs, but then I found no Joys. Amidft a thousand kind Defires, Which Beauty moves, and Love infpircs; No Heart fo foft as mine can bear. Yet I'll defy the worst of Harms, Such are your Charms, 'Tis worth a Life to die within your Arms. To To a Coquet Beauty. ROM Wars and Plagues come no fuch Harms, FRO As from a Nymph fo full of Charms ; So much Sweetness in her Face, In her Motions fuch a Grace, In her kind inviting Eyes Such a foft Enchantment lies; That we please our felves too foon, And are with empty Hopes undone. Are but Slaves, while fhe is free; Free, alas, from all Defire, Except to fet the World on fire. Thou, fair Diffembler, doft but thus Deceive thy felf, as well as us. Like a restless Monarch, thou Would'ft rather force Mankind to bow, 'And venture round the World to roam, But trust me, CELIA, truft me when Gives truer Joys than Crouds refus❜d. For what does Youth and Beauty serve? To charm our Eyes, and melt our Hearts? Unless you love, you please in vain. The |