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to,
The hajhnnable Lady 5 or,
A I R VI AUxli (hnnn'd, JsV .
ytf thoufand Rivals round me Jlrove,
To footb my Charmer into Love,
4nd vainly breathed their amorous Mom*
But when I fpoke her all divine,
Her Soul became entranced with mine^
As mine with hers alone.
J^et me fee — ay, ay, by the Univerfe, Signior Harlequin the
Dumb Conjurer is entirely in the Mode — I'll confult him in
iny Revenge -as I am a Beau, that will do incomparably — ;
Dem it I was never fo cunning before.
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Fashionable lady; or Harlequin's opera
DescriptionIn the manner of a rehearsal. As it is perform'd at the Theatre in Goodman's-Fields. Written by Mr. Ralph.
ShelfmarkIng.59
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