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〈♫〉〈♫〉 LOve thee 'till there shall be an end of mat—ter, so long 'till Courtiers leave in Court to slatter; while empty Courtlings shall laugh, jeer, and jibe, or 'till an old lean Judge re—fuse a Bribe: 'Till young Men Women hate, I will love thee, 'till greedy Lawyers shall renounce a Fee; and 'till de—cre—pid Misers Mo-ney hate, or Statesmen
leave to juggle in a State. While Priests Ambition troubles Commonwealth, 'till Whores grow Chast, and Thieves forsake their Stealth; 'till Tradesmen leave to Co—zen, or to Lye, 'till there's a worthy Flat—te—rer, or brave Spy. 'Till ho—nest valiant Men can be afraid, 'till Kings by Favourites are not betray'd; 'till all Impossibles do meet in one, I love thee Phillis, I love thee Phillis, I love thee Phillis, and love thee a—lone; I love thee Phillis, I love thee Phillis, I love thee Phillis, and love thee alone; I love thee Phillis, and love thee alone.