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... thought . Yet fcarce had Satire well relum'd her flame , ( With grief the Muse records her Country's fhame ) 420 Ere Britain faw the foul revolt commence , And treacherous Wit began her war with Sense . Then rose a shameless mercenary ...
... thought . Yet fcarce had Satire well relum'd her flame , ( With grief the Muse records her Country's fhame ) 420 Ere Britain faw the foul revolt commence , And treacherous Wit began her war with Sense . Then rose a shameless mercenary ...
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... Thought : You purchafe pain with all that Joy can give , And die of nothing but a Rage to live . 100 Turn then from Wits ; and look on Simo's Mate , : No Afs fo meek , no Afs fo obftinate . Or her , that owns her Faults , but never ...
... Thought : You purchafe pain with all that Joy can give , And die of nothing but a Rage to live . 100 Turn then from Wits ; and look on Simo's Mate , : No Afs fo meek , no Afs fo obftinate . Or her , that owns her Faults , but never ...
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... thought of peace or happiness at home . But Wisdom's triumph is well - tim'd Retreat , As hard a fcience to the Fair as Great ! Beauties , like Tyrants , old and friendless grown , Yet hate repofe , and dread to be alone , Worn - out in ...
... thought of peace or happiness at home . But Wisdom's triumph is well - tim'd Retreat , As hard a fcience to the Fair as Great ! Beauties , like Tyrants , old and friendless grown , Yet hate repofe , and dread to be alone , Worn - out in ...
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Of the End and Efficacy of Satire | 9 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 27 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 40 |
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