Jon Corelis Theocritus Mother Poems

• 1. Hylas
  Not for us only, Nicias, (vain the dream,)
  Sprung from what god soe'er, was Eros born:
  Not to us only grace doth graceful seem,
  Frail things who wot not of the coming morn.
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• 2. The Herdsmen
  BATTUS.
  Who owns these cattle, Corydon? Philondas? Prythee say.
  
  CORYDON.
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• 3. The Sorceress
  Where are the bay-leaves, Thestylis, and the charms?
  Fetch all; with fiery wool the caldron crown;
  Let glamour win me back my false lord's heart!
  Twelve days the wretch hath not come nigh to me,
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• 4. The Two Ladies Of Syracuse
  GORGO.
  Is dame Praxinoa in?
  
  PRAXINOA.
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• 5. A Countryman's Wooing
  THE MAIDEN.
  How fell sage Helen? through a swain like thee.
  
  DAPHNIS.
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• 6. The Sweethearts
  Thou art come, love, come! Scarce thrice hath dusk to day
  Given place-but lovers in an hour grow gray.
  As spring's more sweet than winter, grapes than thorns,
  The ewe's fleece richer than her latest-born's;
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• 7. The Serenade
  I pipe to Amaryllis; while my goats,
  Tityrus their guardian, browse along the fell.
  O Tityrus, as I love thee, feed my goats:
  And lead them to the spring, and, Tityrus, 'ware
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