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VIII.

Lo! Health appears! celestial dame!
Complacent and serene,

With Hebe's mantle o'er her Frame,

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With soul-delighting mein.

IX.

To mark the vale where London lies
With misty vapours crown'd,

Which cloud Aurora's thousand dyes,

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And veil her charms around,

X.

Why, Phœbus, moves thy car so slow?
So slow thy rising ray?
Give us the famous town to view,

Thou glorious king of day!

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XI.

For thee, Britannia, I resign
New-England's smiling fields;
To view again her charms divine,
What joy the prospect yields!