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PG-P.752.059
2 Nov 1752:11,12 (1245)
From the Gentleman's Magazine for June, 1752. North
America, March 20. . . [12 lines introduction]
The Fifth Elegy of Joannes Secundus's first Book, intituled,
Julia, imitated.
To --- in --- America.
[1 line in Latin]
One lovely maid alone my thoughts employs;
Alone the cause of all my griefs and joys.
One face alone all other objects drowns,
And chears or damps me as it smiles or frowns.
The sad or pleasing subject of my song,
While life remains, which cannot sure be long:
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