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Show *-'--^^..'l_ (45.) But there are Powers ! Yes, there are vengeful Powr's W h o m tears of blood can rie*re appeate ; w h o Cry For Juftice, Juftice let 'em have, I wait Their utmoft rage -they rack -they (ting- They come-they come - I'll hide m y felf in fleep, I'll dream of running Waters and of Ice 'Tis hot, 'Tis hot within-|r Lw.Save him ye Guardians of defencelefs vertue [Lucinda And help him to revenge m y dying Brother [Enters in diforder Phor.In vain thisRuffian and that bale Impoftor [before the Confpir'd to rob m e of m y Life and Love. [Governour, and Pray on [Virottofighting. W h e n Beauty is the purchate of the Field, Heav'n then is deaf, and gives the brave the Prize. 1 Vir. N o Traytor, Heav'n has heard her Virgin Pray'r, And for thy Hellifh Crimes rewards thee thus. [Vir wounds Phor.Cuvfc orva Cowards fortune,Hoa m y Guards 1 [him. Iffa. O h Jopano ! I fhall go before thee, [Phor faUsiy T o touch thee thus defil'd I dare not here, „ Yet in another World our Souls ,may4 join For mine has never fin'd to thee,Farewel-r- [dfes. Jop. She's gone - the Poor, Unfortunate is gone, I foon fhall follow-^- fure her Death attones For Crimes which are not fo to Her, if Sin Requires the Souls content to make it guilt. M y Friend ! take all I have to give, a Sifter Dear to m y heart as She when firft w e Lov'd ; If ere your Stars conduct you hence to Spam, Or let m e ne're be mention'd : or with Honour* Canft thou forgive Lucinda what is paft ? If I had lov'd thee lefs, I lefs had err'd ; Be happy both as you have teen m e wretched. [dyes. Luc. Talk not of Happinefs or Joy to me, H o w can I think of Joy when you are gone : bftJL Take, |
