And made us know, that love which she hath given,
Is a faint rellish of our future heaven.
Maro not more amaz'd, than pleas'd would be,
To see this Child derive its pedigree
So justly from his greatness, since he none
For likeness, and for beauty, more can own.
Blest by these two, detraction 'tis above,
Since all must forfeit sence, or thine approve.
H. D.
Is a faint rellish of our future heaven.
Maro not more amaz'd, than pleas'd would be,
To see this Child derive its pedigree
So justly from his greatness, since he none
For likeness, and for beauty, more can own.
Blest by these two, detraction 'tis above,
Since all must forfeit sence, or thine approve.
H. D.
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