being a collection of celebrated English, and Scotch songs

ViJlJThe Silent "Confession. The Words byJSXr. Lamb.iisteiliiiDear MOLLY, but hear my fond fighing. Ah J hear but thyi'i inih' i^h, iu'rii'i r 'rLover's complaint. Be kinder, my Love, and complying. And throw off thisIni'HilLulH-JIJ U§ Pffea Jbnnrni ff » b iff p »nf »^rigid reftraint. Ah didft thou confider my anguifh! And didft thou butriPi iMJ-Ju jstfH^ila a [ii' r 'tzs Ifeel of nw Pain! Didft thou know but with Love how I languifh !Noi££I H rii ta2— »^f- =.M771S Slonger you'd let me complain.I+**fCou'd jx>u tell but how fUly you cover,Thy Womanifh Pride, and thine Art:This Coynefs. ah thenjrou'd give overAnd fett forth the truth of thy Heart:Thy Eyes do difcover thy longing,Thy Heart, doth it beat 7 , doth it pant!Thy Mind tho* thy Tongue is ftill wronginjThou haft two kind Eyes that do grant.j i-'Ir