Metre/Prose,  page

1 pIV,   45  |   husband Hymen and her son Cupid, by laboring at the various
2 pIV,   45  |   mention was being made of Cupid, I slipped a question of
3 pIV,   45  | delineation, the' nature of Cupid, on whom thy speech has
4 pIV,   45  | paid soldier in the camp of Cupid, and art connected with
5 mV,   47   |  toga of a beggar. Does not Cupid, working many miracles by
6 mV,   48   |   more ? Under the spear of Cupid must each lover go, and
7 pV,   49   |     if in this portrayal of Cupid I intersperse slight signs
8 pV,   56   |    himself from Venus a son Cupid. But Antigamus, scurrilous
9 mVIII,   76|    thee the less, let quiet Cupid take his rest. Let the bridles