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Richard John Samuel Stevens
(1757 - 1837)
Sweet muse, who lov'st the virgin spring
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Between 1763 and 1794 Thomas Warren published, through differing publishers, an annual collection of catches, canons and glees, under the aegis of the Catch Club. This item was published in the twenty-fourth collection.
Lyrics: Horace (trans. Philip Francis and adapted)
Sweet muse, who lov'st the virgin spring,
Hither thy sunny flow'rets bring,
And let thy richest chaplet shed
Its fragrance round my Handel's head.
Now string the tuneful lyre again,
Let all thy sisters raise the strain,
And consecrate to deathless fame
My loved, my honoured Handel's name.
Sweet muse, who lov'st the virgin spring,
Hither thy sunny flow'rets bring,
And let thy richest chaplet shed
Its fragrance round my Handel's head.
Now string the tuneful lyre again,
Let all thy sisters raise the strain,
And consecrate to deathless fame
My loved, my honoured Handel's name.