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The soote season that bud and blome forth brings, / / With green hath clad the hill, and eke the vale, / / The nightingale with fethers new she sings, / / The turtle to her mate hath told the tale, / / Somer is come, for every spray now springs. / / And thus I see among these pleasant things, / / Eche care decay; and yet my sorrow springs. / / SURREY.
It may be readily imagined that Burrell remained in a state of extreme / perplexity after the receipt of Dalton's letter, and the departure of / Ben Israel. He saw there was now but one course that could preserve him / from destruction, and resolved to pursue it:to cajole or compel Sir / Robert Cecil to procure the immediate fulfilment of the marriage / contract between himself and Constance.