Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  1| Helicon.~By such a mount, such nymphs, such floods,~As Heaven
 2   1,  4|    flown away on high with its nymphs, which are my thoughts."
 3   1,  6|     LADIES.~O LOVELY, graceful nymphs of England!~Not in repugnance
 4   2,  2|      Artemis,~'Midst beauteous nymphs, with air of nascent bells.~
 5   2,  2|       of her "amidst beauteous nymphs," that is, the multitude
 6   2,  5|        of the lovely, graceful nymphs of Father Thames, they (
 7   2,  5|      humble obeisance, and the nymphs having received them with
 8   2,  5|      yet are ours.~Oh graceful nymphs, that on the grassy banks~
 9   2,  5|     shall be found.~One of the nymphs took the urn in her hand,
10   2,  5|     you of the applause of the nymphs? How can you imagine that
11   2,  5|      on,~Which has of graceful nymphs a lovely throng.~"There