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CG-NH.761.006
21 Mar 1761:11,12 (311)
The Temple of Pleasure, a Vision. . . [2 lines, introduction
and salutation] 'Tis justly observed by Milton, that it is
the bent of human nature of admit delight. . . [45 lines
describing pleasurable vision of the author] After we had
joined in their merriment, and some time had been passed in
the sprightly dance insongs[sic], by listening to which the
soul was ravished with delight, a nymph, whose form could
not be surpassed by that of Venus, addressed the company. .
. [39 lines concluding story of dream]
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