Which I have striven to sway to thy caress.

Yet must I quell my tears and calm the smart

Of my vext soul, and steadfastly emerge

From lonesome thoughts, as from the tempest's surge.

I must control the beating of my heart,

And bid false pride be gone, who, with his art,

Has press'd, too long, a suit I dare not urge.


VII.
FAIRIES.