...would'ft thyfelf Philetus' rival be. Philocrates, pitying his doleful moan, And wounded with the forrows of his friend, Brings him to fair Conftantia; where...hopes, nipt by her coy difdain, Or> by her liking, his wifht joys attain. " Faireft," faidhe, "whom the bright heavens do cover, " Do not thefe tears, thefe...

...would'ft thyfelf Philetus' rival be. Philocrates, pitying his doleful moan, And wounded with the forrows of his friend. Brings him to fair Conftantia ; where...hopes, nipt by her coy difdain, Or, by her liking, bis wifht joys attain. *' Faireft," faid he, '' whom the bright heavens do cover, " Do not thefe tears,...

...thou vex him, Love? Could'st tliou but Tb< :i would'st thyself Philetus' rival be. [see, Philocrates, pitying his doleful moan, And wounded with the sorrows of his friend, Brings him to fair C'onstantia ; where alone He might impart his love, and either end His fruitless hopes, nipt by her...

...dost thou vex him, Love? Couldst thou but Thou wouldst thyself Philetus' rival be. [see, Philocrates, pitying his doleful moan, And wounded with the sorrows of his friend, Brings him to fair Constantia ; where alone He might impart his love, and either end His fruitless hopes, nipt by her...

...would'ft thyfelf Philetus' rival be. Philocrates, pitying his doleful moan, And wounded with the forrows of his friend',. Brings him to fair Conftantia ; where...end His fruitlefs hopes, nipt by her coy difdain, <Jr* by her liking, his wifht joys attain. " Faireft," faid he, " whom the bright heavens do cover,...