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Cries, What ſo learn'd a man as. INS" | 
Preſcribes, dear Doctor, I ſhall do. 2 i 
The Vomit ſpeedily was got 
The Cobler ſent for to the ſpot, | 


And caught ee thy deer; 11 
And not his Doublet to forget. WAS 


But firft the Operator, wiſe . - 
Over the Sight a Bandage ties 7 
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Courage! I'll make you diſembogue, = 
Spight of his teeth, th' unlucky Rogue; Wins _ 


PH drench the Raſcal, never 7 >; 1 . 
And bring him up, or drown him there. 
Warm Water down he makes him pour, 1 1 


Till his firetch'd Guts could hold no, more: 


Which doubly ſwoll'n, as you. may. Wks 
Both with the Cobler, ind the Drink, 


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The Fackle floating there eps 
Fully convinc'd within his mind. 
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| Who to the Alehouſe ftill would go, 
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Enough to turn lim inſide out 
Wich vehemence ſo ſore he ; 
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Kick'd with his Foot the Vomit down. 
The Patient, now grown wondrous . 
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Briſcly-lift,0p his Head, and knew bak 
The Breeches and the Jerkin's Hue; „ 
And ſmil'd to hear him grumbling fay, 
As down the Stairs he ran his way 
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Joyful his Gratitude: expreſſes, 

With thouſand Thanks and hundred Pieces; 
- And thus, with much of Pains and Coſt, _ 

Regain'd the Health, he never loſt. \ 


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A Plain there was, call'd "Life, evans wide, 
To which a ſingle painful Paſſage led, 
Wich num wens Outlets plac'd on ev*ry Side; 
Scenes ſmiling fair the Proſpect overſpread: 
and Myrtles fragrant, ſeem'd to riſe: 

All was at diſtance ſweet, but near at hand 

The gay Deceit mock'd the deſtring Eyes, 

With Thorns, and deſert Heath, and barren Sid, 
Severeft Change afflicts th uncertain Air, 
Tapors: to Cummer Sum, w * Winter bare. 


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d, In ſhining rich enamel'd Arms advance; 
Like antient Spartans, der the level Green, 
To breathing Flutes they trod a meaſur'd Dance. 
Dreadful to Man ſo moving ! Strait in Air, [Breath 
Male Banners wave, while. ſounding Trumpets 
Kindles in martial Breaſts ſtern love of War, 
Delib' rate Valour, and Contempt of Death. 
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Diſmounted Patience headlong greets the Plain; 

Tha boaltful Conqu' reſs glories in his Smart, 
al) i: empty: apy aligns, to yiew and mock his Pain. | 

By Wounds umweaken' d, fiercer for his Fall ; 
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RNeſiſtleſs, fierce he ſweeps along the Plain: 

His lep'rous Mouth a Flame infectious p 2 5 

| Darting flow Death and eee 0 

His per ming Eyes like Beacons glare, 


| Still to new N eager. * aged, | 
Leaving with ſcorn whom he ſubdued i in oF es 
Gainſt all Repulſes ſteel d, nor ever tir'd © 
With toilſome Day, or ill-ſucceeding Ni ght. 
Active when e' er the lucky Moment call d.,. 
And leaſt Advantage obſtinate to preſs- 7 
His hardenꝰd Front unbluſhi ,unappall'd, . 
Laugh'd at Reproaches, and enjoy'd Dikerace N 
Sporting with Oaths, unmov'd with Parent's Moans, 
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Diana Midwife Prude, by day-light chaſte, 
Aſleep lay piQtur'd in Endymion's Arms; . 
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* . oppoſe his Rage, advanc d her Angel Fon 3 
Stig v with Darts to wage an equal Fight, 

Her Arm reſiſts not, but prevents the Blow; 
| A guiltleſs Bluſh crimſons her ſnowy white 3 
Her Voice. reſerv'dly foft, and fweetly low. 
Few Women: Chiefs did like perfection ſhare, . 


Upwards he preſs d wich unavailing ſpeed, , 
Ardent in equal Fight his Foe t' aſſail; 
Her ready Lance meets his aſpiring Head, 
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He leaves the Field, as deſp'rate of Succeſs, 

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rawnbyeightSteeds, he breale the wondꝰ'ring Preſs ; 
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Pride turn'd her Reins, ſoon as her Car ſhe view'd ; ; 
The Monſter ſhouts, She yields; ſhe flies to be purſued. 


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Colours, diſtinct before, confus'dly ends 15 
" While far from either Hoſt the Chariots +a 
Till Honour tir d, to parle condeſcends, 


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EquaPd the Dangers of Our; 
T he Centry Gul. unnerv'd 1 F. MM... 
And Groansof Wretches ſpeak the Victor Powers 
Til, en 1 W to Rank, th Alarm 
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„ | XXXꝰI . Wnt 
From Courts and Cities Bae he reliv'a,” 10 
Rev'rend his hoary Head, in Council be 4 
Scorn'd in Extremes, and in Extrem s-admir 41 1 
Decry'd in Youth, and idoliz d i in Age:. 
1 His Voice was all, and ſtill, and farely Enn 
Wobere direful Trumpets vex the troubleff Air; 
He ſtarts from Earth, where arm'd kis Limbs were | 
— WO 3 Fate o or to o revenge, or r ſhare: — _ 
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And ſhow'dthe waſte the Monfſter's Rage had made; 

Whoſe Forcenor Floods, nor Mountains could reſiſt, 

"No -Braſs nor Diamond Barriers, could have ftay'd. 
length both ſhatter'd Hoſts their Councils bent, 

"H revenge their common Foil; 

_ ite by Smart, 4 Championeſs they ſent, 

. . Whoſe, Arm alone was equal to the toil; 2 

1 ometimes on Earth by Yirtue's Title fam'd, . 
Angel-Minds divine Religion nam d. 


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Who ne'er forſook her Faith for love of Peace, . 
Nor fought with Fire and Sword toſhow her Zeal; 
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Her prudent Care was ford on Heaven's Height, 
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A bloody Croſs was pourtray'd en her Shield, N 


| TIRE yo loth to quit the Field; 


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Vet oft, as flack*ning he obſerv'd her pace, 


Friends to n n by Wiſeſt en are. 


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XXXVI,. 


Yet by her Steps on Earth that Care was 


Fearful of Sin at Midnight, as at Noon: 


Whole fight the bende ere cat tain Eo 


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He ſtay'd his Flight, and Battle fierce . 


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Marriage, a e vndappy: when djs 
Who over Luſt the ſureſt Triumph gain d: 


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Whom' all can feel, Ne pol AY 24 
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His Beaver lifted up, his Face diſclos'd, | 
Whereſimple Faith and winningSweetneſs ſhin'd. 

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The various Parts the ſhifting Lover play d; 5 | 


The Teſt for human Frailty too ſevere. 


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Where Friendſhip leads, determin'd to purſue: | 


Not Falſhood's felf could ſhake her feed) Mind, 


Firm to the Baſe, and to the Perjur'd true. 
All but her Virtue, the for HENRY leaves; 
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The Wounds not Pain, but doubtful Seals 
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Forgetting Feuds, they long to be ally d, 
And ſofter Paſſions on their Boſoms . 
Dovvn from their Hands their wrathful Weapons ſlide, 
Chang' d is their Hatred for Deſire to pleaſe: 


In ſudden Peace the jarring Kinds agree, - 
With REN ae aps and cordial Amity, 


Transform'd by magick Love the Miles appear, 
' New caſt their Natures in a finer Mould ; 


Prudent the Fool, well-natur'd the Severe, 


The Wiſe grew humble and the Coward bold, | 


Nor leſs his friendly Darts improve the Fair; 


Was none or looſely free, or coyly rude; 


; The gay Coquet now liv'd not to enſnare, - \,_ 


To meekeſt paſſiſe Woman ſunk the Prude: : 
Nor could the Brave reſiſt, or Fearful run, 
For Heav'nmadeMan towin, and Womantobe won. 


Next &. to Love, wel fuited 4 r came, 
Who hand in hand their ſoc ial ſteps advance ; 
Kindly as warmth of Life, her even Flame, 


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Nor ſhorter ſpace could Friendſhip ſatisfy. 
While thus ſhe join'd the Pairs, the Matron ſpoke ; 
Attend, ye Sexes, and my Words approve, 
My Doom nor Male nor Female ſhall revoke z 
Since Nature form'd the Kinds for mutual Love : 


| Your Battle vain, vain is your Anger ſhown, _ 
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Yer She ſhall in her tum Dominion ſhare, . „ 
Fer to His Will her Empire the reſign: — 


But, while She reigns, her Mercy let her ſhow, ; 
And well employ the quickly-fleeting nn 
Not unrewarded ſhall her Mildneſs go, : ] 


And ſtricteſt Juſtice ſhall o- — goa 8 
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Still pleaded Publick welfare, not 1 own; 3 
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- While thoughtleſs Youth the future Liſt not mind, 
And Age dim-fighted help'd their Treachery. 
Their Pairs were ſoon diſtinguiſh'd by th' Event ; 
_ _ Unkind Reproach, too biting to endure, 
Pining Diftruſt, and brawling Diſcontent, 
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To al but Brutes and Angels muſt belong : 
Still will the Sexes jar, and ftill agree, 
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He made many a good, but deſpis d a had Vote, 
And they nover could pick any Hole in his Coat. 
To avoid all ſuſpicion of Bribing 

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Of Fear, of Shame, of Danger, and of Praiſe. „ 
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T” eſtabliſ Rome by Arbitrary S .wꝰ . 
What Crime from Telrea for Reo rings 
{A Crime ne er pardon'd. in the Lives of Kings „ 
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When hireling Slaves embrac'd the ſtronger Side, 
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Firm as the beaten Anvil to the Stroke. 
Secure in Faith, exempt from worldly View, . 
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The dauntleſs Hebrews true to 1ſraePs God, 6 
Who ſpake regardlefs of their King's Commands, : 
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The baſe Informer ficken'd at the Sound ; 7 
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Abafh'd and vanquiſh'd ſeem'd the Church's For, 
So when like Zeal their Boſoms did inſpire, _ 
The Fewiſh Martyrs walk'd unhurt in Fire. 7 ha 
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To fright his Judgement to a worſe Extreme 3 
To throw up Creeds for fear 'of Papal Pow'r, 


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And paſs'd vnſhelter'd through Decemb Cold: 
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patrons afraid of Benſe, but not of Vice, 8 2 
Elate with Pride, or funk with Avarice. 


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Worthy the g us Name of Parrss Pires. } i 

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When all the frail Creation fades away, 3 


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Crown's with his Father's Radiance and his a 17 7 


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_ Careleſs alike of Cenſure and of Praiſe; _ 

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Would court thy Favour, or would fear 1 
Thy Conduct uniform, and Life ſincere, 

By Hope not blinded, nor depreſs'd by E 

Before our Eyes divine Religion brought, 

Thy Life preſenting what thy eee ; 

The wild Perverſeneſs curb'd of Fleſh and Blood, 

Againſt the Bent of Temper ſtrongly good. : 

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Moulded by Culture his reluctant Ching 6 

_ Virtue embrac'd, tho? prone to ev ry Viee, 

With all Materials of a Fool was wiſe. 

Voaſt Stores of Learning deep adorn'd chy Mind, 

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By whom the bette Tyrant dies, | 
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And Harleꝰs envied Virtue riſe. 
What Time ungrateful Party ſtrove 
__ _ T' inſult the Duſt of Auna deal; 
And Thunder of an earthly! Joe 
Was png at his fearlcls Head: 
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No Cæſar threat ning from afar, 
More nobly valiant in his Peace, 
Than braveſt Veterans in their War. 4% 
Steady he ſteers the Commonweal, 
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And F 'ury of a n Steel. 
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To Death or Bonds his Son ec 3 ren 71 : 
Both loudly pleading Publick Good: 9885 
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In Purple „rene bezner oY 
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5 Gay guilty glitt'ring Great Ones free. 
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Who legal Bonds, as Fame reports, have N 
For fear to Wit in Want they ſhould be kind: 
| Thoſe who with conſcious Prudence Writing tate, 5 
The Coxcomb rattling with unmeaning Price, oo 
The modiſh Ignorant, to Learning Foe, 1662-841 
The odious Miſer, and the whiffling Beau. 
Oh that my Verſe ſo nobly might ſucceed, © 
At leaſt with thoſe Engagers who can read; 
To make them cancel their inglorious Deeat- 

O OXFORD! human, gen*rous, and ſincere; 8 £ 
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Ahe wich no ae Ear tee Fi mn 
Thou poor Man's Patron, and Thou good an's 
In. Love of Letters truly Oxford's'Heir, LF end 1 
Whoſe Fame to future Times ſhall flouriſh fair, 2 
While Prior's Wit in Poetry ſhall ſhine, © 4; 4 
And Grabe ſhall be remember'd a Divine, - THY 
The brighteſt Good fill brighter meets our i Bye, 
When heighten'd by the Shade of Contra: 
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| Fen Harls riſes into greater Fam 6:40 | 


Firſt let his Face the paltry: Mer ov, 
Moſt to himſelf, tho? much to all 2 og | 


— Unirden'd as Goalers, fcorning to reſent, 


"oft as lying Stateſmen impudent. 


How truly Wretches they! whom none can move | 


To follow Duty, Dignity, and Love, 
Muſt they receive? then Preeedent is right, _ 


Then nothing juſter ſeems than, Perquiſite: . _ 


Muſt they diſburſe? they then deſire =" | 
And want an Act of Parliament— to pay: 
All Learning and all Reading they abbor, 
Save Debtor and per contra Creditor, _ 


Shall Wights like theſe, forſooth, in Lond 


Jo cure the vaſt Profuſion of the Age? 


| No need of Bonds 5 in what unguanded Mood. 


Did ever Griper deviate into COON = 
If ſuch turn ous, „ 
The King ſhall know i * nay. who King al py: 
I'll ſtand engag d the Sum ſhall ne er n 
Dekane no Burthen to the Civil-Liſt. 
has thew eee their Idol Coin: 
I think a free born Briton ſhould prevent 
This Tax, without an Act of Parliament; 3 
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80 S * ua Love of Sui N K 
Nor N Tens his ' d Rel could ae, 
He had an Oath, a ſacred: Onth above: 
All by- regards he to his Vom poſtpon d. 
He ſaw no Dram of Mercy in his Bondwꝓg. 
If once the World a Counter - Bond had ſign 
To treat theſe cautious Niggards in their Kind,. 
No Breath till Verdict paſt, they then could: 8 
Nor taſte one Morſel till its judg d by Law. 
Such like for like might teach them to recant . 
To pity, rather than to fall by Want. 
Like Shylock trapp'd, no more of Writings fond, | 
When deom' d to meerly e eee, 
But now my Song deſcend a little lower, 
From the poor Hogrder tothe Spender poor; 
| Who ne'er is full, but often overflows, 4 
Who ſearce his Rept-Roll or his Income knows, ( 
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A Spirit free, by Rank ſuperior taught Aster - 
To ſcorn mechanick Drudgery of Thought z 
Subſcribing Sums' his Silken Purſe would Sn . 
Which ſcarce his own Expences can maintain. 
Perhaps a Debt of Honour muſt be paid. 
Perhaps a frefh Demand was lately made, 5 
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| Authors, believe him, tho' he eee, A 
__... If Gold you-Jookidary anther Beward os ©-.1 
| Sq when a Peace exhauſts the Publick: en 
And our Imperial Diadem is poor, + 4 
When Wer en for n or Penfons cal. 4 


| Negle& the King, and court the Miniſtry... 
But why muſt Bonds be ſign'd, to let us know 
That Men whoſe Rents are high, have Pockets low? 
. Methi xs ſuch Obligations they. might ſpare, - TIL; 
But Beggars building Churches will «2:00 14 
Tho? ſtill ſome Reputation it may bring, | 
IT appear for once to do a thriſty Thing. 
One Inſtance of their Prudence plain we e 
Witneſs'd and ftamp'd, it therefore muſt be true. 
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What Claſs may beſt the curious Eye . 
They leave the wiſer Bookſeller to chuſe: 
Secure in him they value not the Charge, 
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Inverted Glory and diſgraceful Fame, 

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If calm and fem, eee eee, 
Their Characters they keep, they ſpoil the Tragedy, 
Hard Lines! but Authors uſe, when grave'd there, 
To fly for Shelter to the Beaus and Fair. 
Better a Thouſand Characters ſhould ſuffer, 
Than any ſingle Damſel loſe a Lover. 
'Tis here, we on, our greateſt Merit ke, 2 
Me ftrive to pleaſe, we aim not to be wiſe. | 
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When Nobles judg'd the well-defended 1 A 
And Commons Care ſupply'd defective Laws; 
Then firſt the Wound relentle Fortune 8 - 
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Guiltleſs ſhe pin'd, or wholly guiltleſs ws; OUT > 
Or only ſtain d with Filial Piety, 4 
In vain might Friends to ſooth her Amnguih oy. 
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Each Hour her pious Pray rs more ardent Sem 
To meet her Exil'd Father once below. 3 | 
Whoe'er the Hazards of her Health diſphy, „ 
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Left Death prevent her reaching Gallia's Shore; 1 
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The Fact itſelf was never doubted, © 55 . 
This Truth t iNluffrate, 1 haye choſen i 
One common Story frond a hound.” 1 
Let Criticks at the Fable quarrel,  _ 85 
There's no Exception to the Moral. 9 15 
In Days of Yore (n0 need to how | 
How many hundred Years ago) 


A Pair there flouriſh'd, be thee Meth, | 
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Her Temper mild and ſweet, abhor'd © 
To ſcold and wrangle at her Board 


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| She never knew in all her Life 5 
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Such Buſineſs call'd him from his Houſe 
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As being old enough, alone, Ry | 
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Without a Servant to attend bim: 9 55 
She kindly begs him not to ſtay, 
When Buſineſs was diſpatch'd, D. 
He promiſes, when in his Pow'r, _ ot tea 
He would not abſent. be an Hour. 


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Gay bid your ir Mikreſz keep at Home, | 
Nor ſee the Dyes, till I OMG, 

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And pray, where is it I am going? 


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A faithleſs, or a ſcolding Wife? _ 
At belt dera whor he ails.... 
And fancy. I've been telling Tales; 
Tho? ſhe is yet, I dare be ſworn, 

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What ! does the Fellow rave or denn? 3 


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Nor heard of any dias hd 17 
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She ſends her down to call up Jy, 1 
But cher Jane could tel no more 
Than ſimpler Betty did before; wt i Fi 1 


But ftar'd with all the Eyes * way 111 11 
And thought her Miſtreſs drunk or OY 
Who begg'd, and ſtorm'd, and begg d again, | 
Vet Prayers and Threatnings were in van; * 


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To Wend the Botaiiniof'a Plats 4: b 

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T' enquire the Secret of eee 

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Duke Ibarton can ſucceed to m_ 

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Who ſhould the ſecret Fact betray ?. 2 

One Word herſelf ſhe would not 1 | 

For ſure the Maſtiff could not tell, 

Reſolv'd at length, ſhe calls him to gad . 

And ſhutting carefully the Door, i 

She clap'd his Head, and ftrok'd his Side; 3 

*T was now no more than up and ride. 

Faſt by ng ache g it 

Mounted her ſtrange aer ee oy 

Nor found it difficult to get, 

Without a Stirrup, to her Seat. ; 

TDouſer, unus'd to De, 

Groan' d ſorely at the wicked Load, 

And ftrove all Ways to difencumber 

_ His burden'd Shoulders of their Lumber; + 

Rear'd, and-curvetted, and in fume, | 

TFrotted and gallop'd round the Room. 

But ſhe, who now. or never thought 

To find her Huſband's Meaning out, 

Firm, though without a Suidles ſat, 

And clung as cloſely as a Cat: - ' 

But Fortune often ſpoils the Courſe, - 

Whether we ride on Dog or — 34 

nder a Table crept her Steed, 
Threw her, and broke her addle Head. . 
Enrag' d and ſurly, up ſhe got, N 
Rail'd at her Huſband for a Sot. 


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Nor ftirr'd to meet him at the Gate. 


Silent, ſhe frown'd, and ſullen ftill ; 

But could not Scolding long refrain, 

Or take it in Poetick Strain 

d that owning hung, 
Burſt into Thunder of her Tongue; 


Like Lightning's Flaſh her Eye appears, 


And rain fell plenteous in her Tears. 
See—what you made the Maſtiff do ”— 


And on the went; but there's no need © 


Of punctual telling all ſhe aid, © © 
An Extract may ſuffice : The Damme 
Full on her Huſband turn'd the Blame. 

Stark ſtaring mad, he, to forbid it! 


She, a poor Innocent, that did it. 
The Man, who knew not what was done, 
Ran down amaz'd, and fell on John, 


I bid her not the Maſtiff ride. 
The Mafter furious gan to look, 


* Fohn beg d one Word before he ſtruck: 6 
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Than that which gave my wedded Love 
6 The Months in their Decline to cheer? 
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What living iſters obtain, ran hpi 9 
And dying Miſers leave behind. 4 26 
Could never bribe our Youth to ſtay, | 1 ff 
Or keep off the December's Dax. 
When frolted oer with Ages Gn. . ts L 7 
From Guilt exempted and from Pain, 
Long may She eaſy live and ga, 

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| _ no December will be There. 


E'er call'd a Reſt above; 1 


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Makes Thee innocently gay ; 
All that Thou eee W Z 
| Thoughts of Parents [fe behind ET 15 Eel 
Why ſhould then — — . . . 
Mournful Theirs, and merry thine. 
Tis the World, the ſeeming Wiſe, 
Toil to make their Children —_— k ER 
While the Heir that reaps theit Gains | 1 
Thankleſs thinks not of their Pains.” « 
Sportive Youth in haſte to live. n 
Heeds not Ills that Years may ge: 55 
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5 ng Him. Henrietta N ＋ 0 rrery. 
Hile the full Breaſtfwellswithunutter'd Woe, - 
Wdile Tears guſh genuine, tho forbid toflows = 
While the ſtol'n Sigh the deep Diſtreſs reveals 
The Friend, the Lover, and the Huſband da, 
While Orphar Is ; ſcarce their Parent loſt deplore, - 
Whoſe Age, the leſs it mourns Her, wants the more > 
Late, at her Tomb, a diſtant Bard appears, . 
With faithful, fruitleſs, ſympathetick Tears 5 
Nor aſks a Muſe's Aid: nor needs there Art 
TT expreſs the Anguiſh of a bleeding Heart. 
How ſoon the mightieſt earthly Bleflings paſs ! 2 
She was — What now avails us that She was? 
Mature for Heav'n, e'er Life-had reach'd its Noon; 
For Earth, at Sev'nty, She had dy'd too ſoon; _ - 
I She Goſpel Truth, with ran Faith, believ'd, 
And liv'd the glotious Doctrine She receiy d: 
Her pious Breaſt glow d ich Devotion's. Fire, Ts 
Whoſe Flames, the more they tremble, mount the 
Spotleſs, as Infant Souls, her Life She ſpent, . = 
Vet humble, as the proſtrate Penitent. ＋˙rI 
Not puff d by Rank, deſcended or ally d, — 
She ſeem' d to wonder what was meant by Prides | — 
Which, boaſting Blood, degrades the nobieſt Veins; 
Which, paſting, Virtue, ev'ry Virtue ſtains. 1 | 
Here Honour pure, with tend”reſt Softneſs join'd, 3 
| Softneſs, tranſcendent in the ſofteſt Kind 
II- Fortune found its keeneſt Rage repreſt ; 
Ide Darts might reach, but ſcarcely wound herBreaſt. | 


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That tear reſiſtleſs through a Rock of Stone. 
Sore was the Storm ! La hover part 
How long the Tempeſt, and the Calm how ſhort! 
When Fever's Fire rag'd in her Conſort's od, 
And drove to dang'rous Height the vital hind 
Lo! at his Side her conſtant Duty lies, © 
And Love, ſtill fearful, watch'd with Neeplefs 270 
Almoſt o erpower d, till Nature, weary „ 


1 _ Had, for a dearer Safety, loſt her own. 


Hail, wedded Love! by gracious Gon deſign'd 
At once the Source and Glory of Mankind} 


', Tis this, can Toil and Grief and Pain aſſuage, 


Secure our Youth, and dignify our Age; 4 
"Tis this, fair Fame and guiltleſs Pleaſure brings, 
And ſhakes rich Plenty from its brooding Wings; 


| F _ - Gilds Duty's rougheſt Paths with Friendſhip's = 


And ftrews with Roſes ſweet the rp Fe of 145 
Not fo the Harlot — if it lawful be 


To mention Vice, when praiſing Chaſtity— 2 
Mot ſo the Harlot plights her venal Vow, 7 


With Heart obdurate, and Corinthian Brow, 
| She fawns unfriendly, practis'd to beguile, . © 
Ne dts alc wad eee Ugh, 
Fame, Peace, and Virtue, the at once deftroys, 
And damns, molt ſurely, eee eee 
| Too ofthe Rick thatie Als reduls a6 thow's, 
Or put off Mercy to their lateſt Hour. 
| Too oft the Great Affliction ſcqrn/ to know; | 


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Where-e” er the Priv'ner 28 im fruitleſs Moan, 8 
To Hearts far harder than the circling Stone ; © £7. 
Where · e er the Widow wept in vain for Bread, 
The Merchantbankrupt, or theSailortlead; 5 
Where- e' er the Orphan, friendleſs W 
Who feels the Woes he ſcarce can neee 
Where - e er the Sick were deſtin'd to nn 
Hunger and Cold, and Solitude and Pain; 
Where: e' er the Poor groan'd at th Oppreſſor's Feet 
Bore down and trampled by the hawlefs Ne pool 4 
With gen*rous Charity behold . 
Each Nl to ſoften, and each Want ſupply : _ * _ 5 
Not meaneſt Objects ſcapꝰd her daily Care, 
She ſaw, and rew'renc'd, a Redeemer there. 
do faireſt Cherubs left their heav 'nly State, © 
When a loath'd Lazar languiſh'd at the Gates 
T' attend his Death they ftoop'd with ready Wings, 
Courtiers and Fav'rites to the King ef Kings. 
When Gov's high Summons bade her Virtue try 
That one great Buſineſs of Mankind, to die, 
No conſeious Doubt her parting Soul diſmays, 
No Guilt of idle or of ill- ſpent Days? 
There the ftill Calm of Innocence appears, 
And glorious Hope th* expiring Chriſtian chen. 
Welcomes the Hour that ends Her worldly Ton, 
And greets the King of Terrors with a Smile. 
Love's ſtronger Flame, when vital Heat retir'd, 
A 5 with Warmth, in fru: - 


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And ſtops the Chillneſs in her ebbing Veins; 
Totheſe, ev? eee eee n; 
|. Theſe ſtay d th* aſcending Spirit from its Heav'n. 
O] xbo ſhall now the Orphan's Loſs repair? 


Whoſe Arm ſhall claſp them, with a Mother's Care? 
WH now ſhall form their Minds with heav'nly Truth, 
And guide the heedleſs Violence of Youth ;+ 
Warn them to ſhun the World's deluſive Snares "ET 
Teach by her Life, and guard them by her Pray” a | 
Forgive me, Box TL , if deeply I bemoan 
The Lot, that ſoon, too ſoon, may prove my ent 
Jo part 20 bitter Fruit of Sin To part! 
Pain, beyond Language, to a faithful Heart! 
No mare te meet / the Bliſs for ever oer! 
What Love can bear the Thought To meet no more! 
Yes, Love Divine your Soul may yet ſuſtain, 
And lead, in ſpite of Death, to meet again; 
May bid You both, your Grief for ever 0 er, 
7 I endl IN meet — to "ts no more. 


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FERE reſt I Phil on the Apis Shore, -] 


Who firſt to Battle led Amathia's power, 
And dar'd what never Monarch at d before: 
5 If there be Man, ho boaſts he more has done, 
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Left Pride ſhould over- pow r ye, 


Now kinder Fortune ſeems to 22 


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If Cer in tis os you move, | X 

And higher Life appear in, 1 7 
Take heed the Station does not por „ 
* he On for Kitty's vous. 


If from Simplicity You , -.--}-- 
If Shew and Form controll Ye, © 
Your Charms to Uglineſs you'll change, 

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| That Woman is a Creature, 
Of Flatt'ry vain, expos'd to Ill, 
And wouny frail by Nature. 
VIII. 
Should ſhe for Art and Learning gow, 
Applauſe and Glory wooing, 
On lofty Verſe her Time beſtow, 
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vet ſtill, to rule her Houſe wright 
Would: better far become her, 
Than to ſurpaſs the nobleſt F licht 
In Milton or in Homer. 

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What tho? her Youth may Hearts engage, 
Her Bloom will quickly leave her; 
The certain Spoil of coming Age, 
If ſcaping from a * ever. 


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What tho! her Wit ould never fil? 3 
How few will long endure „„ 

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Time, Perſon, Place, be an: . 
*Tis more one Satire to keep in, 1 
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, Exulting i in her haughty Mind, 
With * Wit, and Beauty: 
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Her Db * than Miſers Eye 5 
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Tur} all the Land of Britain: 

A Cleveland for her. . nam'd, © 
Than Dorchefter more witty.; _ 
For Learning more than = fam' d, 

For Poetry, this Li: | 
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Her Talents have undone her; 
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The Sport rf tumultuous of Revenger i N 
en renown'd with Frogs a War maintain'd, 5 
For 5a ame, a Ven >, and for Eivpire N 
While each Side fternly ſought, yet neither gain d 
The hard- fought Field: Mean time Sy- ruling 
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of them; ; and they occafion the Marvellous in Epic: Baſis. 
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A thirſty Mouſe ſought the refreſhing Flood ; 

His Whiſkers, downy Beard, and weary en, 8 

With liquid Sweet delighted, he bedew'd. : 

Him thus accoſts a native of the Streams, 156 

O Thou from foreign Realms . Bs 

1 With Truth, for Truth the Virtuous well 2 Ea 

Thy Name, thy Nation, and thy Rank declare; ; 

Mur deſtin d Gueſt, if Thee I baply ſee, 


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Me for their Lord theſe watry Regions k now, 
And flime-born Frogs revere my dreaded Pow z 
Phyſignathus my Name, reſounded far. © of 

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| Thoſe Anas uncoudi/and Link defend for Wis; 
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was ſo called. 

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another on Earth, and a third in Hell: . Ts 
Ne” Hydromeduſa) A Ruler in the Waters. | 
525. One who ſwells his Checks. 


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The Stranger bn 1 Phchargal " 
To Wen eee 2 obere. 
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Rich Meats my nicely-judging Palate pleaſe, 45 

And Boards where; .choiceſt Delicates abound; 2 

The creamy; Curd, the roughly-coated Checks: 14 
The well-_fill'd Salver, beautifully round: 


0.2all] High Characters ſhould be en Boles 
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F. 36. Troxartes] A Bread 

V. 37. Leichomyle] A Licker of Meal. 
3 . Maternal Honour claims ——] The Hemifticks of 
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* yet could Pleaſure's Charms 
In Ads of famous Chivalry employ d: N 
Wpen gainſt my Foemen I advance my "BUF" 55 
Oppoſing to their Ranks: my:ſev*nfold Shield, 4 
F teach the Victor Warrior hon to fear, I, T 1 


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While with ful Seeks difpart the, 


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Offenders; 


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ofthar Species: for without this Caution; he | | 
of a different kind, which is very frequent 


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Tie profer's Seat denne 1 
* quite cadet in 7 Waters 1 1 


The Swimmer's Guiſe uncouth well. pleas ' d he ſees, 


- Whoſe Art and Strength united win his way, 
High o'er the fwelling Waves his Limbs were ſpread, 


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Or hed with -tinvd Grief tepenane Tears 


With ſtricteſt Gripe he clings, wi nr z. rag 


Lamenting loud, the diſtant Shores he fills; 
Ii Fear-fick Heart with Throbs unuſual pants, 
| Approaching Death his Soul with' Horror thrills, 

J Gods fupreme he r = fuppl liant nt Pray'r, 


It is obſervable, Ne 


Place, ebe ſeventh Part of thewhale. Dr. Clark, 
who ſeems as -2 Critick as a Divine, out the 
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When ſwift F 

- Bearing to diſtant Crete his Freight of Lore: 5 
95 She wail'd her Counts 
Por inſtant Death the riſing Surges threat; | 
: Wich trembling Hand the grafp'd his bending Horn, 


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S663 the Prince whine ef GANG 
Lightfoot Pelides on his Shoulders bear, 

When lo! tremendous Sight] a creſted Snake, 

Whoſe blood-ſhot Eyes glar'd terrible from far, 

Erect, with Scales of Gold his Boſom glow'd, 125 
While far behind his waving Wreaths extend; 5 

| The Frog, unmindful of his Godlike Load 

Deſerts diſmay'd his newly-choſen Friend, 


* #.111. Arerff] Some ſay Homer has given the Gods fi * 

Manners, as turn them into mere Swine: Boſſz. Here Tor 

Species tho” in Manners, ie muſt be ned, inclined : 

F 

122. Light reiner to gi I PA ; 

to Perſons A. Occaſions which have no Relation to them: 
Boileau. As may appear even from Virgil himſelf ſometime: ; 
Quem Pius LEneas dicti affatur amaris. __ . 

. 122. God-lite. J. 131. Divine] This Phraſe is not uſed 

to fignify Perfection, but ſome particular Qualification or 


Advantage. Patroclus is iel to a mr when he is 
lighting a Fire, — Euftathias. 


KS His 


y loſt, nor hop'd Return, 115 1 


High from the Waves ſhe ſhrunk her qui ring Feet; 


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Yet ſwift as Thoughtthe:ſweet- 8 Heralds run, - : 
The Peers to ſummon. to Traexarter”. Ws i 
{1 Soon as the roſy- finger d Morn Wed i 1 
| To Gods immortal, and to mortal Man; Mr 1785 
Vp from his Couch ain een, rear d. 
(His Nobles met) the great Conſult began: 
Paternal Care lour'd in his 
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From me their luckle6 Father have been fent © 
Dy Sears a: My firſt and eldeſt Care, | 
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8 2 * ORB: 5 UE ET 
| Wich novel e hatch'd an accurſt Devices + 
Avcidles Ruin bel Mite, 
1 Men a Mouſe- trap nam'd : This bu . 
My ſecond Hope from Life and Empire wes 
| Heedlefs he touch'd a latent magick Wire, 2 * © 
Down fell felf-clog'd th irrevocable Door: | 
- Impriſon'd fure, when leaft ſuſpecting Guile, 
e n the i inhoſpitable Wile. 190. 
lows Prince, @id yet rem: | | 
To Ne, * to his fondling Mother dear, 
| Whom late Pelides King of Frogs has lain, | 
Nor Funeral Wailings can attend his Bier. 
"War, War at once, let all our Realms declare, 1 
If Wrongs provoke, or Thirſt of Velen % & 
 Inftant our Swords and Lances we prepare, 


* Our Limbs dorning bright in temper'd Arms, 


2 1 Nor funeral Wailin 7 The Loſs of Bur * 
2 Ae Aa we 8 
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An enquiry into that Piece of would be highly 
e Irony” Aung 12 

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From a azure. « Heay's alight deroyin Mori, 
* equip p the Mice. oind. calls the acai A 


Needles, ' that warlike Lances repreſent, eld 1. 
** e nt. 2 


mour given him: allegorically he fignifies Brutal Force. 


of Light: — Eufathives. Mars muſt be owned as p 
Perſon to defire this Favour of Vulcan, in behal 


&, that his Action ſhould ſtand in no need of them. How 


a Gre Weir | 


Lo * | 


Of Vulcan, Lemnian Limper, to his Aid: 


Markt firine | rail Suakes am Azaila bat, 205 1 


His Taſk inceſſant huge Pyracmen pliesz 


, Whole Lens, glows, "till now the Wark compleat, 


Thick groves of poliſh'd Needles bright ariſe; - 


LedbytheGod 3through Midnight's lacke Gli, 
The Warrior _— as we) pn make; 


3 Mart) B aiſmy ans for Mere fon Src 5 
He was the God of War, by whom Areithous had Ar- 


F. 204. Yulcan,] The God of Fire, who made the Ar- 43 
mour of Glaucus, Achilles, &c. It is the Happineſs ofa Poet 
to rails the obſcure e Tipe 2 


Peron to defi this Favor of benen hl 
fire it for her illegitimate Son. A Woman in theſe Days 
would not n 
er ee ee ee made him a Cuckold. 


5. 211. Led] An Epick Poet ſhould order the Machines 


many Gods does Firgi 2 TEE LITE 
ede Orin? We as 


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Lage et Pilides ſtarted from his Seat: | 
" by th Seper's red Wood I rear, - W 
| | ' Hereditary Pledge of Royal A 
Which dying Peleus gave to Me his Heir, 
nien e eu great Progenitors had bore, 


. 260. Hydrecerel] Gs rok l the a 

F. 261. Slain by him ſe Nen . deli Gay 
1 eee e it mt be conſidered, 125 
Aae, The great Art of Kings is the Myftery of Diſkmu 
lation. This 2 the Character which the Greek Poe wee 
3 is repreſented as a true * * 


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His adverſe Mouſe. each by the Helmet ſeize, 275 
And ſudden grappling caſt him headlong down z 
| Safe will we leap the wonted Precipice - 1 Th 
At once, and diving deep their Army drown, 
Oppreſs d with weighty Mail, to im unſkill* nals: ; 


$ ſhall we win with caſe an unconteſted Field. 2 : 1 


a” ſpoke ; A — pale, - 
Pitch'd on the Bank, determin'd to remainn 
 Forthfrom'the Wavesthenum' rousSquadronymove, | 
Eager their liquid Fortreſſes to leave: 
| Such was the Will of Care gt f, 
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of Achilles: mn in Di- 
mulation. 


J. 289. Whale ea ring Mii I i the Bunk ofthis 
God to fortify the r Side to keep dn. . — 


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Fer Frags the watry Deities ade d. 
He bids the Seas produce their 2 1 55 Store, : | 295 


of And lay their Treaſures on the neighb ring S. r 
Tue Seas obſequious on the Banks out pour 
5 Fru Cocklerſhells as thick as Sand, 


I | Their LancesfifEwere ſharphy pointed. 
| Now Sale made Night 3 advanc'd her Steeds, 
EE: . rags 298. e. hahe A 3 Bro hes 1 ; 
| "Pall, Flu tie Welt, res e 


- Ing the 211. t 0 which may be added this fine Re- 
mark of the laſt cited Author: * To expres Phyſical Truths 
, we muſt not ſay, Salt preſerves dead Bodies 


1 9. 223 - The Seas obſequious) ee ee 


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. OY a Critiek, to ind Why 21 01 went to Bed, when 
; ien he ſhoald nee ſeep. 
e. 7-321: The Sehe Gods] Poets divided: the Divins ine At- 
the WY tributes as it were into ſo many Perſons, beenuſe the Infir- 
es, mity of a human Mind cannot tly conceive, and er- 
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45 Romer Ceres crown'd with Corn was * 
Toe * all, Log 5 Seas, 


F Hoa cotal nei Rank” 25 
Bacchus, the twice- born Victor ever 5 
2 - Inexorable Fla, King ee op el js 


the watry are the Council of the 
= becauſe the Waters . 
„ into t See Euflatbiut on 
the Subject, who will alſo give you the Reaſons of moſt of 
On eee EN 


8 Pluto, ] He was not en into | Homer? s Af 


but as that ſeems, a Hardſhip upon one who is 
| honoured with the Title of Fepiter, 42 well as bis eller 
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Array'd and ardent for the Fight behold 1 1. 
The great, the warlike, the heroick Hoſts; 
So rang'd the  Cloud-begotten Centaurs flood, 
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does not deviate at all from Probability ; becauſe 8 q 
can do more difficult Th than theſe, and. all Matter | 
will o fides 4 e 
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* I When ſpent with length'of Toil-for Reſt I fought; 
. Tha) chas'd 2 ee e my 3 


As Fove ſuſtain'd from Mie his- | 
Mother and Sire in one; nor Nef found, - 7 180 


= Since Sens of Death our hea ly Mint di 1 ght, 
Reclin'd ſecurely we at diſtance ſlay. | En 


F 391. ee Dies in Rae 

53 . eee, eee, eee 

. * any Diſad Diſadvantage to herſelf. | 

" Since Scenes] The Harmony of Things 2 
a ee en Falter was at the 


edc ene. So other ortals may 
« ſppoſed pleaſed with the Battle of Frogs and Mice. 


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Whate'er raſh God attempts Difſention now, 415 
And dares with Me their Sov'reign to contend, 


Eyn Janes ſelf wall from ber 
Sifter and Wife 3 Great Sultaneſs of Hevn. 


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"Than Geres beauteous Queen, with golden Ha 
Than Bacchus Parent, heban Semele, - 


old of Theſalonics in 
| TM the firſt Iliad, 

r Allegory was invented in order to ve the Abſurdi- 
- tits which would otherwiſe in the antient Writers. 


appear 
And I muſtonce for all inform my Reader, if he finds ary 


. or, he mult rake it for 


There is an y in it. 
1 Fun bv inthe Iliad makes his Sp 


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© fk ' Minds the Ju, and Radamanth divine: 


*. "1 cow with Ma or Fre the dues to wat 
15 Sore will I ſcourge, ſuſpended high in Air, 
And rack'd with pond'rou Anvils at her F cet. N 
ZE When Hands os yu HT 5858 Kt ; 
TS Strait eee nes e Cou rage den, 5 
rnets, who ſounding bid the Battles join, 4 
| While Jour pm TP Heav'n high" thuriring LL. 
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ſhould ſtay at home : —'Davier. There i = ther Moral 
— * — 
their Wives corporal Ce vn. r 
hink this brutnl, *tis merely out of falſe Pelicacy. 
= 439: Hornet) Flies might haye done well end r 
„ ee 19 Hiad inſpires Merelaus 
; Courage of a Fly, Hh Compare Ba has <= ia 
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"His Jav'lin prog rm pans _ 2 cron + 
The right-aim'd Spear his Shield and amine 
Through. piere d he fell ea Earth, and gros lis lo, 
Soil d i in the Duſt his Hairs, \Pelrion brave. 12445 
By Mouſe Troglodytes the next was ſtruck, 
Nor Cabbage Target could the Hero fave, 
Fix d in his Breaſt the pointed Weapon thook 
Dajh Gloudaat Death his wimming Eyes o'erſpread, iſ - 
"os Tee fol 7 


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The brazen Point the Wan Buckler rent, = 
Tranfa'd his Feeling Chet. It chane'd a Stone t 
T by. Fame with Ne, 1 
Cruſb'd fierce Troglodytes beneath its Weight. 

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His glitt xi ring Javelin gainſt Zinmiſias OE 3 
Which piere d his lifted Shield and Helmet bright, 
And inmoſ Brain; the Soul in terror fled. 
Cr ambopbagus, with ſudden Fear diſmay*d;. 2 47 
| Leap'd the ſteep Bank to gain his native” Lake 4 
But Pternotrattes” winged Weapon ſta 7 5 
His Flight, deep. ent ring his inglorious Backs 
Senn on the Brink his me W 2 


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racy of human Size and Strength in the Proceſs of Ages, 
has been very genera 
In this Way of TI 


will appear that” 


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His Spear advancing, ftruck the e 5 Dre, 
Who ſhameleſs caſt behind his Target green, 

| Ati did bent the Worm with Come! ip 
At Prince aruba A nag Sans: x 
Right at the deſtin'd Mark the Mill-fione flew ; * 


| Pierc'd to the Scull, and crack d the ſolid Bone, 


Nor Nutſhell Helm avail'd : wide was the Wound; 
ftrils 1 and Blood diſtain'd 
| Huw” Ground. 


Near Hand, to 48 Fate A = FR night. 
A harmleſs Frog Borboracates flood, _ 


| Who hte eſcap'd his careful Parent's Eye, ” 


New From his Tadpole State, and left the Flood 
For Glory : faireſt of the Nation deem” „ 495 
With ery Gift of Cytherea grac d:. 
" nought the ſtern e eſteem' d; 4” 
| Whoſe ſtrongly-darted Lance his Form defac'd, 
Dead, through the Liver ſtruck, he tumbled down, 


| While Streams of Crimſon Red e his Olive 


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of 48 Babettes who loves the Water. 

. 458. Pe a Bacon 

F. 492. Borborocetes] who lies in the Mad. 
J. 501. Praſſophagus] an Eater of Garlick. 
” 502. G — wait 


To ſereen kis Friend; | e — Shield, 
gbr reviving, vainly thought 88 

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el. Him through from Side to Side Pficharpax' ſingh 
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His Javelin's deadly Point. Pelufins 4 375 


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95 Y Which all bemit'd with Slime his manly Beard, 
Nighdlor'd is open Eyes and tifled Noſe b ne 'd . 
The Mouſe halfblind and Rrangled; dwi Sha am me 
A Stone amidft his Foes at random hurl'd, 

Which, haply had be feen with Skill to aim, 

Had ſent ſome Warrior- -Frog to Pluts's — 5 
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If Death ſo terrible appear, die Theu. 
With cruel Spear he land- his naked Side; 
His panting Boſom heaves with dying Sighs, 
Hard hb'ring to retain departing Breath: 
At length he yields; black Darkneſs ve js hs Bra 
Seal'd in eternal Sleep of Iron Death. © | | 
Nor ftrive the Frogs to ſereen their Leader bas, 
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3 586. N. hike as Mars] When Plutarch blam'd the 
paring one Man to ſeveral Deities, that Cenſure was not 
— — upon Homer as a Poet, but by Plutarch as a Prieſt: 
And no modern yoke = nd Yn think the worſe of 
Sire, ad We bf bya Prieſt in his Saeetdotal 
Capacity ä — Defence, that he wasn 
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5 And ſeize the num'rous Paſſes unawares . 

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Nowslaughter reigns: wholeShow'rsof Weapot ns low 
On Alridurpos Leathern Shield in vain ; T 5 
The Folds repel the Points. And ſurely nos w 23 

His Hand impartial had the Nation flain, - 

Had not high Fove beheld the Frogs diſtreſt, 
9 5 And thus with gracious Lips his Offspring ods ad 


Hear, ev'ry Pom T of Heaven, Air, Sea, and Hell; 
Hear, ev'ry God, and ev'ry Goddeſs, hear; 
How ſtrange to Sight ! how wonderful-to*telVF - 
What Troops have fall'n by Meridarpasx” S * . 5 

What Numbers numberleſs ! afflicted fore ! - 
Say what of Arms or Counſel you prepare; 
What Force can vye with' Meridarpas' 1 Power * 
What Slight effectual drive him from the Wart” 
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| © have the Succour of any inferior Divinities. 


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Spoiler of Cities, fain'd with human Gore, 
SSlfcely' ſo loud three thouſand Warriors join'd, 
Or ſhout when fighting, or when wounded roar: 
| Thus from his brazen Cheft the Murd'rer ſpoke, 
hill rattlir 2 with his Voice tht extended WE? 


re , for Gods by wider ay 
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t an end to that Combat 9 which is ſig- 
nie by the Wars of the Gods. 

5. 632. From Dangers] Tull and Longinusfa Homer makes 
Mortals of his Gods, not of the inferior ones only.  Pythago- 
rar and Plato tax him with Impie W 
Times the Gods were Wt) as corporeal 
2 in our Poet's Age. Boſſu owns Men of An- 
unit's either out of Pride, Law er. up- 

Grounds in a Matter of the hi Importange, 2 
and dee akmoft all Mankind with deformed and dange- 
rous Figures, inſtead of neceſſary and ſolid Truths. 

7. 634. 4nd tinge with [hor] Co teal Dans belee:: 
ſubject to Pains, is not — 15 Theology ; nay, 
BYſu aſſures us, even the 7 15 y of Mars and Haan con- 
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| Such Lightning keen, as. erſt Typhorus vaits | "645 
© "Sorely diſmay d, and wounded forc'd: retire; 

When Flames ſo thick the mighty Thund'rer caſt, 
That ſcarcely from the Wreck of horrid. Fire 

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| Without partaking, view the Wounds and Pan 
Which mortal Frogs from. mortal Nies endure. 2 

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be Divine, tis plain it was on Earth only. The 7:tans were 
Rebels becauſe they were conquered; but had they gain-. 
ed the Victory, they would have at leaſt as much Right to 
the Sovereignty of Heaven as ever Jupiter was poſſeſſed of. 
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His thees-fork'd Thü takiy'tp putt the Fight, 
With 'Goat-fftin Shield deſcending from above, , 
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vet not for loudeſt Peals or thickeff Clouds | 
His Courſe impetuous Meridarpas. fays: 
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i. 7 663. Is fle D el When, the Author 3 
d fave any Hero in Diſtreſs, he brings in ſome God- 
cw ffeal him away in a Cloud: A Conduct im imitated by al- 
0 moſt all his Commentators ;. who, when their fayouriteW ri-- 
re: ter is in any Danger, conſtantly raiſe a 8 19 that the Nack 5 
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ga e e Learning: Tho his beſt Trauſlator affirms he 
probably uſed old Traditions as Embelli ts of Poetry 
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Tho Gods immortal. might retire * 

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To whom with winged Anſwer ſeon rejoin'd 725 
Young Meridarpax, Gods ſubmit to „ 
| Aright, O King, aceording to my Mind 

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Ts Puritannick Shibboleth of old; rafft un HY 
That ſeem'd all Mirth as Sin to Mira. 

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Ordain'd for all Men, but the gloomy Few. 
Her Zeal began at Hear 'n, hut did not ends 
True to her Spouſe, her Kindred, and 0 Friend 
Cordial to help, and prodent Age gl 39 = 18 
Her Worth Domeſtick let her Conſort 1. 
So long who Joy d it, and who prov'd ſo well. 
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Nor Ornaments alone would ſpare,” + 134 
To feed the — and to clothe the Bare: 


Her Zeal for Church and Country might rea. ; 


Sometimes miſtaken, never inſineere?: Go? 
Our growing: Crimes with Terror late I me 

Leſt publick Guilt ſhould: publick Judgment 
Leſt God iſo long provok d in vengeful Hour. 
Should grant us to the Hands of wic ind n, 

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Where none the Sacred Goſpel dare en, Ez, 
Nor Fay'rite Clarke the Son of Gop dethrone; by 
Wegs none eſteem the paltry Dirt of Gold.. 
And Truth no longer can be bought or ſold. LY | 
Ob! had the Saviour me ſo highly grac , 1 
Me, tho unworthy, at his Altars plae d, 
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cc Our Saviour Nature's Lon, and real God. ”; 
Whoſe Word commanded Earth, and Sea, a 2 a. 
Bid gloomy Dæmons to their Hell repair 
Spoke all Diſeaſes inte Health and Boam Ve 
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Becauſe by Nothing, Nothing is ſoreſbomnz if 
Elſe Lunaticks; might deep: Divines commence,”. - 
And downright Nonſenſe be the Type ob wane, - — 
What wilder Dream did ever Madman ſeize, 
Than s Symbols all are mere Non- — 
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If falſe could credit, or if Oy — 5 ago Fire 
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-Ccept, my Riera. this Sean without Offence 

Nor call it (tis but once) Impertinence; 

Which comes, according as you. uſe your Sas 

Or to condole, or to congratulate. | 
Nothing but Truth without Diſguife is here, 

My Words as open, as my Thoughts ſincere... * 
I ſpeak not now as from the Sacred Gown, ws 
Not in my Maſter's Name, but in my own . 
Nor claim I Pow'r from Nature's fancy'd. 3 -y 
To rule my Rulers, and controll the Great; 
Nor dream that in my Brain there Knowledge | lies 
To make the hoary Senator more wiſe: _ on 
But You are young, and may receive from Me 
Maxims, I'm ſure, of Good; 1 think, of Policy. 

A riſing Sun your Morning Landſkip . 
And glorious Hope the magick Proſpect yields: 
As yet you'll ſcarce believe that. Shows ſo fair 
Can end in defart Rocks and empty Air Any 
Yet there they'll end ——-_ 

nleſs You. quit the. Path by mk purki'd, 
Dare to be Juſt, and to be Great be Good; me 

Be True! nor ſeek the Mazes of Deceit, _ _ Y 
The ſubtle Windings of the abject „ ee 
This Rule in Words and Acts and Looks purſue, 
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If Friends or Factions for your Reaſons call, 

Or ſpeak the real Truth, or not at all: 

This only Choice can honeſt Virtue have, 

Betwixt che blabbing Fool and lying Knave. 

All ſeeming ſpecious Likelihoods forego, 

Which might have been the Cafe, but were not ſo, 

_ Who dares to vent in Earth's and Heaven's Eye 

A formal grave premeditated Lie, 

Is ſure a Raſcal, tho' a Lord may claim 

An uſeful priviledge to fecure his Fame. 

That yet to double Meanings You may bow, 

No Moralift but Jefuits will allow : 

No Gold, no Pow'r, no Michiavilien call 
Can change the ſtubborn Bounds of Good a: 

They mock the ſtrongeſt Arms againf 

And fcorn to be repeaPPd by Parliam 

Beware of Jeſt, it leaves a dead! Sung; 


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Wo neter forgive the Wantonneſs of Pow'r; 


When Peace or War perhaps before them lies, 

To ſneer and joke our Patriots will arife. 

So Pinkethman in Grief can Laughter raiſe : 

By Dint of his impenetrable Face; 

And yet, like partial Judges as we are, | 

We hifs the poor Buffoon, but clap the Senator. 
Nor truſt too little nor too much your Head, 

Nor prone to follow, nor reſoly d to lead: | 

Conſider Things from Circumſtances clear, 

| _ Without the Part which You yourſelf may bear : 


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Or maar how fie your darling Schemes would how 
If manag'd by a Rival, or a Foe; 

Leſt by ſelf-Love your Judgment be W 3 


Or flide, by wide Ambition giddy made 
Or fall, by factious State or bloodier Envy ſway d. 
If once this Maxim to your Aid you call, 
6 Sincere Intention can atone for all,” 
Virtue farewell ! *twill Wrong convert to Right, 
And waſh the darkeſt Eth:opzan White: 
No more your Eyes will with Abhorrence view 
Sicilian Ewen-Song, or Paris” BarthoPmew. 
But know, how great ſoeæ er your Actions ain, 
A Nation's Welfare, or a Monasch's Fame, _ 
If &er your Courſe from ſteady Virtue leans, 
No Bribes, no Tricks, no Violence is allow'd,, 
As Demonſtration ſure is what I tell, | | 
ho! H---y may diſpute; cabal: 
* ſhort, deſert the Path by Crowds: Pasa, 
Dare to be Juſt, and to be Great be Good. 
For once believe a Politician's Voice, 
Hear dying Joſey when he mourns his Choice, 
A Great Vain Men 1 Df > 
Or view your much-loy'd 3 Goon decay'd, 
Surviver of himſelf, a human Shade : 
Or let your pitying Eye on Mart rough fall 
What boots the German ſav d, or routed Gaul? 
Weigh well that boaſted, that immortal Man, 
| Aud chen be proud of Greatneſs if Lou can! 
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An unexperienc'd Viſionary's Dream fo 

At length refolv*d; for what have I to fear? 

A Frown I dread not, and deſpiſe a Sneer: 

Thus my Concern if not my Wit PH ſhow, 

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His Arts with Men Mai abe fuccefabul prov'd, 
His Pray'rs, his Int' reſt, or his Gold had moy'd. 
VDndue Regards perhaps might warp a Male, 
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A Belle a Beauty or 4 Wit; e one 
Sweetneſs, Paſſion, Truth be there: 5 
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Light and trifling tho? you be, 8 

More deſerving Poetry 

Than the Dream of guilty Pow” * 

Than the Miſer's gather d ore, 
Than the World's moſt ſerious an 
Y; Murth*rous'ViRQors, haughty Kings, 

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Death the certain end of Age, 
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| Her Stature low, 'tis ſomething leſs than mine, 
Her Shape tho? good, not exquiſitely fine; 
Tho? round her hazle Eye ſome ſadneſs lies, 

Their rightly Glances can ſometimes furprie; 
But greater Beauties to her Mind belong, 

Well can ſhe ſpeak, and wiſely hold her tongue; 
In Her plain Senſe and humble Sweetneſs meet, 
Tho' gay religious, and tho? young diſcreet. 
Such is the Maid, if Ic judge aright, 
If Love or Favour hinder not my Sight. 
Perhaps you'll aſk me how ſo well I know? 
I've ſtudied her, and I confeſs it too. 
I've ſought each inmoſt Failing to explore, 
"Tho? till the more I fought, I lik'd the more. 


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KBleſt with the Art to gain, and Heart to uſe, 
Nor ſatisfied with Life's poor ſpace alone, 
Blundell thro' Ages ſends his Bleſſings down; 
Since Worth to raiſe, and Learning to ſupport 

A Patriarch's Life-time had appear'd too ſhort ; 

While Letters gain eſteem in Wiſdom! Ron ->! 
Till Juftice is extinct and Mercy dies, nel 10 1 
His Alms perpetual, e ee 08 
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Now let us joyful own th* unuſual grace 
From You the Sons and Patrons of the place,” 5 
Ad, You-who dutequs.to, E liga Fame 165 
Thus make the M Welfare,of her r School your Laim, 
Ardent her otorious' footſteps to purſue, + 
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Th important Schenie to draw her Gouncil tries; 
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To tame the Paſſions and to curb the Tongue, 
Through juſt Degrees we due ſubmiſſion. pay 
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.T his old Lycurgus might with envy praiſG. 

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The School ſtands firm in You her living Walls 


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More worth than all the mould ring Sculpture there, 
That bids the buried live, by {kill refin'd 

In each diſtinguiſh'd Feature of the mind. 

From whence ev'n South ſtill brighter finds his Name, 
And his own Buſby deigns to borrow fame. . 
What Scholar grateful found and great as 3 
His Worth to future ages ſhall commend ? 
Not Buſby's ſelf in equal height maintain d 
The School, where half a Century he reign'd. _ 
Daily through Feind her frrelling riumbers f. 0 


The hate, but more the envy of her Foes. 


Forgive the laſt reſpect . 


To whom in Vertue train'd ourſelves we owe. 


If ought too much His nicer Judgment ſees, 

'Tis thus, thus only that we. would CAE! if 
But all beſides our Duty will approve, Q KT 

The Sons and Patrons of the place they 54 * 
And tho' ſmall praiſe our mean pet e draws, 
Will crown our Maſter's exe with Applauſe, 


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Thou Earth, thy loweſt Centre ke, 
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