Delivery of Love's Gazette
“Rare News! Rare News! unequal'd yet,
Love’s extraord’nary Gazette”
“speaks it of conquest?” “yes in Tr[o]th
Of conquest and of Triumph both:
Look round, it plainly will appear
That both are in their Glory here!
But what should most afford Delight,
Is that all Foes to Love to-night
By worth and sweetness are subdued;
That adverse Fortunes chang’d to good;
That Envy, Hatred, Malice, fly
Before the glance of Beauty’s Eye,
And all is Harmony and Joy!
But hold,_ in this Gazette I see
One Paragraph of Mystery,
One more especially addrest
“To her who understands it best:”
Look in the Paper and you’ll find it,
and gentle Lady, pray you mind it,
and, when you’ve read with prudent care,
approve what Love has written there.