William Shenstone (Уильям Шенстон)

On Miss M--'s's Dancing

Of all that gives politeness birth,
Of all that claims to please,
In motion, manners, or in mirth,
The surest source is ease.

With silent step, and graceful air,
See gentle Sylvia move;
Whilst heedless gazers, unaware,
Resign their soul to love.

Accomplish'd maid! my trivial rhyme
Must do thy graces wrong;
Who dost not only dance in time,
But steal, like time, along.

1. Impromptu to Miss Utrecia Smith
2. The Invidious
3. Epilogue - To the Tragedy of Cleone
4. Elegy 10. To Fortune, Suggesting His Motive for Repining at Her Dispensations
5. Elegy 5. He Compares the Turbulence of Love with the Tranquillity of Friendship

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