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The World’s Tragedy
The World’s Tragedy (1910), PDF p. 57
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THE WORLD’S TRAGEDY.
Are there not playmates
Enough and to spare,
Gallant and gay mates,
Each one of us fair ?
Bountiful measures of
Beautiful wine :
Infinite treasures of
Bacchus divine !
Hail to the Lord of us !
Blithe is his reign.
Be thou adored of us,
Soul without stain !
Fair are the faces, and
Limbs of us light,
Tracing the paces, and
Drunk with delight.
Io ! let us tremble in
Trance of the tune
Here that assemble in
Joyaunce of June !
ATTHIS
Doris, our darling ! How subtle and sweet
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