The Vigil of Venus and Other Poems by "Q" by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
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Above your bed, as I o'er mine?
TWO DUETS _From "Arion," an unpublished Masque_ I _He._ Aglai-a! Aglai-a! Sweet, awaken and be glad. _She._ Who is this that calls Aglaia? Is it thou, my dearest lad? _He._ 'Tis Arion, 'tis Arion, Who calls thee from sleep-- From slumber who bids thee To follow and number His kids and his sheep. _She._ Nay, leave to entreat me! If mother should spy on Us twain, she would beat me. _He._ Then come, my love, come! And hide with Arion Where green woods are dumb! _She._ Ar-i-on! Ar-i-on! |
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