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"HE Bird of Day had given his early found, —©”” 
| And bells deep-ton' in lofty towers around, RET: | FE. 
Numb' ring the duſky hours; ſince midnight deep Ben 5 
Toold four had flown— then wing d by gentle ſleep e 
IlĨ be happy viſion, and illuſion weckt,, 7 
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All that i is Gee great, or good, was wee. . 5 it 
All that we love, and all that we revere... eee dint — ke i 

It was the mighty Shakeſpear fiood © LOTT TE 
Heav'n had not chang” d the mind, but better dreſt; 
There fix d by Nature ev'ry ſplendor met; 3} 

| G he Brilliant was the lame, though richer ſet: 

He bade me take the pen, he gave the ought, 


And thus the ſubjea. he _ d 1 wrote: 


bs As when on neu- fledg 4 pinions taught to riſe, 
The ſky-lark mounts, and. fangs i 1 ſummer {kies : 2. 
80 burſting from her ſhell of mortal clay, 

High ſoars the Mind amid unclouded day: 

Shakes off the bonds that ty d. her once to earth, 
And gains each right of her celeſtial birth: 
Looks down on all chat Pleas da mortal $ eyes, 

And ſees how falſe: were all but Virtue $ joys. 


vet dal for friends, a friendſhip we retain, 
| Promote their int wt, and defend from 2 Rain; * 


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We watch their virtues, and their W revere. n - ved 


Britons / ye {till are to your Poet dear. i 
still Britain $ ſons and daughters are my care, 
Thoſe brave and generous, theſe chaſte and . gi 
Fair as my ſilver Avor's ſnowy pride, . 
Fair ſwans that o'er my filver Avon glide. 
Think not, that from your mortal ſcene remov” 405 
f I can forget the ſcene which once I lov d: | 
I mark your taſte, pleas d when che gell ame fires 


Glow in your breaſts, which kindled up your fires, | 


In glorious records of eternal Fame, | 
How brightly ſhines the ancient Engliſh name! 

The day if ſuch a day can come) prevent, 

Ve better Powers when from the Con tinent 
Ihe train of ſoft”) ning vices ſhall come o'er, 
To taint the manners of the Briiiſb ſhore! 
But vain the fear 


; for deeds of worth aer 6 
The noble virtues *. the manly mind, % e far 
Britons have taught, and yet ſhall teach mankind, 


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Brave, yet humane ; when led to glorious wars, 75. 
There is no fiction i in the might of Mart: 
To fight for juſtice and their country” $ good | 


Stiffens their finews, 2 ummons up, their blood. 


5 Vet, ſhew them miſery; ; then that gen rous ſoul, 


T he fame brave-ſpirit that diſdain d controul, 
At woe ſhall melt—fo lib ral Nature j join d 
Love of clear fame, and love of buman-kind, 


And bleſs d the valiant with a. feeling mind. 


For them 1 - whilper Poets i in dh ear, 

And give to ſing i in accents loud and clear: ? 

Then to the good and juſt the ſong they raiſe, 2 
The good and juſt hear half their future praiſe. 
What ſhare of genius to their e 4 

J Know that ſuperior beings give it all. | 

We meet the Bard, what time the ev' ning Rs 5 
Breathes through. the oaken ſhade, or velyet vale ; 2 

What time the conſtellations brighteſt glow, 


| Or Dian o'er her foreſts hangs her bow. 5 
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: Things more than human fill th inſpired mind; 0 hf 


5" hen genius ſhines: through all the living page; 


And charms at once and mends the lit "Ow _ 


Vet not for impious and unfceling' men 
The lay we dictate, or we guide the penn 
But only they ſhall raiſe a ſtrain divine, 


Who love to worſhip at Truth's ſacred ſhrine: . 


- ruth which not yields to Earth s united powers, | 
Nor Time, which puſhes down the * towern. l 


Nor ſhall the Actor know, unleſs we Wy 
All ears to charm, and ev'ry heart to reach. 
The ear, the beit to pleaſe, tis we reveal; 3 
And what he feels himſelf, make others feel:: 
Provoke the laugh, or raiſe the gen'rous f fight! 
Call ſmiles, or tears,” into the ſtedfaſt eye: W 7 
| Love's ſofter fires, or Glory's bright ones ne * | 
Make pity or reſentment ſeize the _ 75.90 
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How ana 05 theſs the, inmpſt- foul Itauehe 
1 Aſk of my Garricl, he ſhall tell how: whe. #; 


To him, great leader of the ſcenie traa n,, 
His Shakeſpear's genius never ſpoke in vain. 8 Act nF. 


His the app auſe, the ſecret powers were mine; 
He was but man, I made him half divine. 
I gave the wondrous energy he felt . 


5 Of Romeo 's love, and blood-ſtain' d Richard's as: 132 


u Denmark's Prince made thipall'd ſoul look forth, 


Whilſt ſtalk d the {| ſpectre 0 er the reembling earch 
1 gave him his Othello; and with Le 


When Pity wept, believe me, I was he: : 


Mine was the force with which his Thane 0 
The midnight horrors of the murd' rer's breaſt ; 
When for the deep damnation of his fin, mY 

T he hell he hop da cheat, he finds within: 
With fancy” d magic whilſt the ſcenes abound, 
The real magic was his *witching found. pl 

N or leſs in the gay an was he my ſon, 1 

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Nor leſs is Humour of a gen rous n les ade . 
True Humour: never. made the harmleſs bleed bo 5 55 \ _— 
It flies at Vice, the vermin of the mind; 110 8 | on 
. Hunts down the Beaſt, but to the Man i is kind. 25 
. "T0 laugh away the vices of the age, bei 181 Frys | 
The juſt employment of the comic fag 3 dna 07 
Nor is the merely inoffenſive fool TE 1 ee 
A proper ſubject for its ridicule. 1 af I 8 Al „ 
But Folly, that ſhall aim to paſs for wiſe; 3 
And Envy, wuffled up in F riehdſhip” 8. guiſe: | 
And Leudneſs, wearing chaſte Lucretia $ mien, f 5 
| (Like Hecla *, „ ſnow without, and I fire ina ) 
Cunning, that: thinks i it paſſes ſor ſincere; TP F | 
| Bullies, who to their own great courage bear: 1 | ; BT * | 
IJ Pertneſs,, that ſhall diſpute the place of wit; Me Pod 
Bawds, that demurely quote you holy writ : 
| And all who, ſeeming patriots, turn to traitors; 1415 


All who, though men in ſhape, 4 Nin Asen 211 bh: 


A Volcano in IcxLAnD. 


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Each Saint, that keeps the Sinner in his heart; 3 
All who have choſen painted F alſhood's part, 


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Are Satire s lawful game; and whilſt along 


Happy the man who beſt can pluck aſide 5 8 
= Their cloaks, and ſhew what little forms 45 bide Woh 82 T 


Who beſt keen Humour' 8 two-edg' d ſword can wield, 
And drive the cheats, detected, from the field: 
But when they wince, by pointed ſatire tang, 
Let all laugh = whoſe withers are aur ung. 


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The page, ; what ſpirit N ature e d to give, 


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without her aid preſumes to write, 


© Shall but a ſickly offspring bring to light; 1 2 ö Wor 31 


And ſhorter time than form'd them i in the brain, 
Shall give the puny things to night again. noc 
Soon ſhall the uninformed heap decay, geting 
Which wants a foul, a ſpark of living day. 

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Marches i in ſtolen garbs th aſſuming 2 V cerirt ne 


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Tis our's to act as Nature 8 Miniſters. #5) 


For bim whoſe artleſs pen 1 now command, 


You { fer the pen yet trembles i in his hand ; 


The flock to watch, where willows ſtoop their heads, 


Lift ning to ſtreams that muttering waſh the meads, 
His charge; and whilſt the flocks around him feed, 


The babbling echoes mock the Shepherd's wet: 


7 Nor juſtly ſhall this faint attempt offend ; Niro 
I ſee his heart my country's ſtedfaſt friend. 


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