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As playful sporting thro' the vale,
She hails the hour of closing day.

Again I gaze enraptur'd round
On the sweet scene before my view,
And rising from the mossy ground,
To friendship's haunts I bid adieu.





SONNET.
How sweet to walk at morning hour,
On grassy hill, or woodland glade,
Or when bright Phœbus shews his pow'r,
To seek the grove's embow'ring shade!