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and adorned the earth. rejoicing over their
fair success. And behold, when great
part Of their works, withits glory and their
loy, had died away. Venus thus spoke to
her Graces, "What do ye linger about
sisters of Pleasure? away, ] weave from
vour charmsa mortal flower s'of conspicu-
Gus beauty" They descend to the earth,
and Aglain, the grace of Innocence,
formed the lilly: 'Fhalia and EuPhrosyne
wove with sisterly hand the emblem of
loy and love, the virgin rose.


Many flowers Of the field and garden
enyied one another: The lilly and rose
envied none, and were by all enyied,.
Sisterly, they bloomed together upon the
same plain Of Flora, and delighted each
other, for sisterly graces wove them inse-
parable.


Upon your cheeks, oh, maidens bloom
also lilies and roses; may their graces IN
crease, JOY and love-united and insspara-
bic, dwell upon them.