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Choyce Drollery

by J. Woodfall Ebsworth

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A Song

Translated out of Greek.

30. The parcht Earth drinks the Rain,
  Trees drink it up again;
  The Sea the Ayre doth quaff,
  Sol drinks the Ocean off;
  And when that Health is done,
  Pale Cinthia drinks the sun:
  Why, then, d’ye stem my drinking Tyde,
  Striving to make me sad, I will, I will be mad.

[p. 75.]

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