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Fleuron from 'Poems on Several Occasions' by William Broome, 2nd edition published in 1739
Fleuron from 'Poems on Several Occasions' by William Broome, 2nd edition published in 1739

TO

A Lady of Thirty.

I.
No more let Youth its Beauty boast,
S——n at Thirty reigns a Toast:
And like the Sun as he declines,
More mildly, but more sweetly shines.

II.
The Hand of Time alone disarms
Her Face, of its superfluous Charms:
But adds, for every Grace resign'd;
A thousand to adorn her Mind.

III.