313:001,000[' ]| 313:001,000[' ]| 313:001,000[' ]| 313:001,000[' ]| 313:001,001[A ]| Survey Mankind, muster the Herd 313:001,002[A ]| From smoothest Chin to$4$ deepest Beard; 313:001,003[A ]| Search every Climate, view each Nation, 313:001,004[A ]| From lowest to$4$ the highest Station; 313:001,005[A ]| From Eastern to$4$ the Western Indies, 313:001,006[A ]| From frozen Poles to$4$ the Line that$6#1$ singes: 313:001,007[A ]| Scarce will$1$ you find one Mortal Wight 313:001,008[A ]| Knows Good from Ill, or Wrong from Right, 313:002,009[A ]| Because clouds of Lust and Passion blind 313:002,010[A ]| And bribe with Interests our Mind; <10> 313:002,011[A ]| And while they Combat in$4$ our heart, 313:002,012[A ]| Our Fondness crowns the conquering part. 313:002,013[A ]| What is the thing under the Sun, 313:002,014[A ]| That$6#1$ we with Reason seek or shun? 313:002,015[A ]| Or Justly by$4$ our Judgement weighed, 313:002,016[A ]| Should make us fond of, or afraid 313:002,017[A ]| Whatever is luckily begun 313:002,018[A ]| Brings sure Repentance at long run. 313:002,019[A ]| The distant Object looming great, 313:002,020[A ]| Possessed, proves oft an empty Cheat; <20> 313:002,021[A ]| And he who$6#1$ wins the wished for$4$ prize 313:002,022[A ]| A trouble often dearly buys. 313:003,023[A ]| Some for$4$ their Family importune 313:003,024[A ]| And beg their ruin for$4$ a Fortune. 313:003,025[A ]| The Courteous Gods granting their Prayers, 313:003,026[A ]| Have entailed Curses on$4$ their Heirs. 313:003,027[A ]| Of Wizards some inquire their doom 313:003,028[A ]| Greedy to$9$ know Events to$9$ come 313:003,029[A ]| And by$4$ their over Caution run 313:003,030[A ]| On$4$ the same Fate they strove to$9$ shun: <30> 313:003,031[A ]| Some have petitioned to$9$ be great 313:003,032[A ]| And eminent in$4$ Church and State; 313:003,033[A ]| This in$4$ the Wars a famous Leader, 313:003,034[A ]| The other at Bar a cunning Pleader; 313:003,035[A ]| The Cause on$4$ either side ensure ye, 313:003,036[A ]| By$4$ dint of noise stun Judge and Jury: 313:004,037[A ]| And if the business will$1$ not bear water 313:004,038[A ]| Then banter and perplex the matter. 313:004,039[A ]| But their obstreperous Eloquence 313:004,040[A ]| Has failed even in$4$ their own defence; <40> 313:004,041[A ]| And saving others by$4$ Haranguing 313:004,042[A ]| Have brought themselves at last to$4$ hanging. 313:004,043[A ]| Milo presuming on$4$ his strength 313:004,044[A ]| Caused his own destiny at length. 313:004,045[A ]| The greedy care of heaping Wealth 313:004,046[A ]| Damns many a Soul and ruins Health, 313:004,047[A ]| And in$4$ an Apoplectic Fit 313:004,048[A ]| Sinks them down right into the pit. 313:004,049[A ]| How many Upstarts crept from low 313:004,050[A ]| Condition, vast possessions show? <50> 313:005,051[A ]| Whose Estate's audit so$5#1$ immense 313:005,052[A ]| Exceeds all Prodigal Expense. 313:005,053[A ]| With which$6#1$ to$9$ compare that$6#2$ Spot of Earth, 313:005,054[A ]| To$4$ which$6#1$ these Mushrooms owe their Birth: 313:005,055[A ]| Their Manors to$4$ Dad's Cottage show, 313:005,056[A ]| As Greenland Whales to$4$ Dolphins do. 313:005,057[A ]| In$4$ Nero's Plotting dismal times 313:005,058[A ]| Riches were judged sufficient Crimes. 313:005,059[A ]| First swear them Traitors to$4$ the State, 313:005,060[A ]| Then for$4$ their pains share their Estate. <60> 313:005,061[A ]| Fat forfeitures their Toils reward: 313:005,062[A ]| Poor Rogues may pass without regard. 313:005,063[A ]| Some are hooked in$5$ for$4$ Sense and Wit, 313:005,064[A ]| And some Condemned for$4$ want of it. 313:006,065[A ]| The over-rich Longinus dies: 313:006,066[A ]| His bright heaps dazzled Envious eyes. 313:006,067[A ]| Neither could deep Philosophy, 313:006,068[A ]| Wisdom, desert, or Piety 313:006,069[A ]| Rich Seneca from his Pupil save, 313:006,070[A ]| It is fit he send him to$4$ a Grave, <70> 313:006,071[A ]| And then resume the wealth he gave. 313:006,072[A ]| The Guards the Palaces beset, 313:006,073[A ]| For$4$ Noble Game they pitch their net: 313:006,074[A ]| While from Alarms and Pangs of fear, 313:006,075[A ]| Securely sleeps the Cottager. 313:006,076[A ]| If you by$4$ night shall happen late, 313:006,077[A ]| To$9$ Travel with a Charge of plate; 313:006,078[A ]| With watchful eyes and panting heart, 313:006,079[A ]| Surprised, each Object makes you Start: 313:007,080[A ]| While racked with doubts, oppressed with fear, <80> 313:007,081[A ]| Each Bush does an armed Thief appear: 313:007,082[A ]| A shaken reed will$1$ Terror Strike, 313:007,083[A ]| Mistaken for$4$ a brandished Pike. 313:007,084[A ]| Before the Thief, the empty Clown 313:007,085[A ]| Sings unconcerned and Travels on$5$. 313:007,086[A ]| With warm Petitions most men ply 313:007,087[A ]| The Gods, their Bags may multiply; 313:007,088[A ]| That$3$ riches may grow high and rank 313:007,089[A ]| Out swelling others in$4$ the Bank. 313:007,090[A ]| But from plain wood and earthen Cups, <90> 313:007,091[A ]| No$2$ poisoned draught the Peasant sups. 313:007,092[A ]| Of the Gold Goblet take thou care, 313:007,093[A ]| When sparkling wine is spiced by$4$ thy heir: 313:008,094[A ]| Then who$6#2$ can blame that$6#2$ brace of Wise men 313:008,095[A ]| That$6#1$ did in$4$ differing moods despise men: 313:008,096[A ]| The old merry Lad saunters the Streets, 313:008,097[A ]| And laughs, and drolls at all he meets: 313:008,098[A ]| For$4$ Pastime rallies, flouts, and fools them, 313:008,099[A ]| Shams, banters, mimics, ridicules them. 313:008,100[A ]| The other Sage in$4$ maudlin wise, <100> 313:008,101[A ]| Their Errors mourns with weeping Eyes. 313:008,102[A ]| Dull Fools with ease can grin and sneer, 313:008,103[A ]| And Buffoons flout with saucy jeer. 313:008,104[A ]| What source could constant Tears supply, 313:008,105[A ]| To$9$ feed the sluices of each Eye! 313:008,106[A ]| Or the other's merry humour make, 313:008,107[A ]| His spleen continually to$9$ shake? 313:009,108[A ]| Since the rude Thracian in$4$ his city 313:009,109[A ]| Never saw procession half so$5#1$ pretty, 313:009,110[A ]| As modern Pageantry and State <110> 313:009,111[A ]| Does on$4$ our City-Triumphs wait; 313:009,112[A ]| Than which$6#1$ no$2$ interlude is gayer, 313:009,113[A ]| Whilst Sword and Cap usher the Mayor; 313:009,114[A ]| A Cap that$6#1$ does with Heads dispense 313:009,115[A ]| Without regard of Brains or Sense: 313:009,116[A ]| And whose mysterious Power translates 313:009,117[A ]| Mechanic Furs to$4$ Potentates, 313:009,118[A ]| From weighing Plums, to$9$ balance States. 313:009,119[A ]| So$3$ Mayor and Aldermen from Stalls 313:009,120[A ]| Wiser than Pope and Cardinals, <120> 313:010,121[A ]| From Shop to$4$ Bench with inspired Noddle 313:010,122[A ]| The Body Politic does waddle; 313:010,123[A ]| Where President mute Judge hears Cause 313:010,124[A ]| That$6#1$ Statute never read nor Laws. 313:010,125[A ]| So$3$ Rablais Gown conveys his spirit 313:010,126[A ]| To$4$ all succeeding Quacks that$6#1$ wear it. 313:010,127[A ]| Thus Furs, more proud than Ermine, muster, 313:010,128[A ]| Gilt Jack-Chains give the Faction Lustre; 313:010,129[A ]| Whilst the whole Livery attend, 313:010,130[A ]| Banners and Trophies without end: <130> 313:010,131[A ]| Of honoured Guests a Cavalcade 313:010,132[A ]| Whose Friendship by$4$ the Treat is made; 313:011,133[A ]| By$4$ flowing Bowls and City Custard 313:011,134[A ]| To$4$ huzzahs and Io*Paeans flustered. 313:011,135[A ]| Thus haughty Mayor without a Charter 313:011,136[A ]| Looks big, as if installed of the Garter: 313:011,137[A ]| Their Leaden Sword and Mace may swagger; 313:011,138[A ]| But the wise State secured their Dagger. 313:011,139[A ]| For$3$ Children and unskilful fools 313:011,140[A ]| Cut their own fingers with edged-tools. <140> 313:011,141[A ]| Could he in$4$ sober honest times 313:011,142[A ]| With sharp conceit tax petty crimes! 313:011,143[A ]| And every where amongst the rout 313:011,144[A ]| Find follies for$4$ his Wit to$9$ flout: 313:011,145[A ]| Which$6#1$, proves that$3$ Goatham and gross Climes 313:011,146[A ]| Produce prodigious Wits sometimes. 313:012,147[A ]| The Joys and fears of the vain crowd, 313:012,148[A ]| And whimpering tears he would jeer aloud; 313:012,149[A ]| Wisely secure, Fortune deride 313:012,150[A ]| By$4$ Foppish Mortals Deified; <150> 313:012,151[A ]| Bid her be hanged, and laugh at Fate 313:012,152[A ]| When threatened at the highest rate; 313:012,153[A ]| Whilst Fools for$4$ vain and harmful things 313:012,154[A ]| Pour out their Prayers and Offerings, 313:012,155[A ]| Fastening Petitions on$4$ the Knees 313:012,156[A ]| Of their regardless Deities. 313:012,157[A ]| For$4$ place and power how many men vie 313:012,158[A ]| Procuring mortal Hate and Envy; 313:013,159[A ]| Heralds long winded Titles sound 313:013,160[A ]| Which$6#1$ the vain owners oft confound <160>. 313:013,161[A ]| Down go their Statues in$4$ disgrace; 313:013,162[A ]| The Party hangs up$5$ in$4$ the place. 313:013,163[A ]| In$4$ rage they break Chariot triumphant, 313:013,164[A ]| Because a Knave first set his rump on$4$ it: 313:013,165[A ]| Poor Horses suffer for$4$ no$2$ fault 313:013,166[A ]| Unless by$4$ bungling workmen wrought. 313:013,167[A ]| The Founder's Furnace grows red hot, 313:013,168[A ]| Sejanus Statue goes to$4$ pot: 313:013,169[A ]| That$6#2$ Head lately adored, and reckoned 313:013,170[A ]| In$4$ all the Universe the Second, <170> 313:013,171[A ]| Melted new forms and shapes assumes, 313:013,172[A ]| Of Pisspots, Frying-pans, and Spoons: 313:014,173[A ]| The Crowd overjoyed that$3$ Caesar is living 313:014,174[A ]| Petition for$4$ a new thanksgiving. 313:014,175[A ]| How the base Rout insult to$9$ see 313:014,176[A ]| Sejanus dragged to$4$ Destiny. 313:014,177[A ]| Cries one, 313:014,177@x | that$6#2$ fellow I never brooked, 313:014,178@x | How down and hangingly he looked! 313:014,179@x | What blobber lips the rascal showed? 313:014,180@x | I told you he would never come to$4$ good. <180> 313:014,181@x | But what is his Crime, or how detected? 313:014,182@x | That$6#2$ Question wholly is neglected: 313:014,183@x | What Evidence or Judges fit? 313:014,184@x | Pshaw, waw, that$6#2$ matters not a whit? 313:014,185@x | When so$5#1$ apparent was his Crime, 313:014,186@x | A formal process would lose time. 313:015,187@x | Long letters were from Capra sent 313:015,188@x | By$4$ Caesar to$4$ the Parliament, 313:015,189@x | With orders not to$9$ be disputed, 313:015,190@x | The Traitor should be executed. <190> 313:015,191@x | It is very well, 313:015,191[A ]| the other replied 313:015,192@x | Your servant Sir, I am satisfied. 313:015,193[A ]| What thought the Mobile the while? 313:015,194[A ]| Nothing; tame animals they smile: 313:015,195[A ]| Contentedly drive with the Tide 313:015,196[A ]| And always hate the suffering side. 313:015,197[A ]| Had Fortune owned Sejanus' part, 313:015,198[A ]| And with success had crowned his art: 313:015,199[A ]| And our young States-man had the hap 313:015,200[A ]| To$9$ have taken the old Fox in$4$ his trap: <200> 313:016,201[A ]| Then our successful Favourite 313:016,202[A ]| The World had owned to$9$ have been in$4$ the right: 313:016,203[A ]| The fawning Rabble had that$6#2$ hour 313:016,204[A ]| Saluted him their Emperor. 313:016,205[A ]| Poor Roman fools since ancient date 313:016,206[A ]| Can Sell no$2$ voices in$4$ the State; 313:016,207[A ]| Now freed from Care, and living idle 313:016,208[A ]| Are taught to$9$ bite upon$4$ the Bridle. 313:016,209[A ]| Who$6#1$ once Dictators, Consuls, chose, 313:016,210[A ]| And did all Offices dispose, <210> 313:016,211[A ]| Pass now ingloriously their days, 313:016,212[A ]| And meanly beg for$4$ Bread and Plays. 313:016,213@x | It is said Warrants are out to$9$ seize 313:016,214@x | Many and great Accomplices. 313:017,215@x | Likely; the Prince his Rage does burn as 313:017,216@x | Outrageously as fire in$4$ Furnace. 313:017,217@x | At Mars his Shrine I met Brutidius 313:017,218@x | With ghastly looks, all pale, and hideous, 313:017,219@x | Since the ill-managed Plot took vent 313:017,220@x | His looks declare his discontent, <220> 313:017,221@x | As if for$4$ game ill played he meant, 313:017,222@x | Like$4$ Ajax to$9$ anticipate 313:017,223@x | With his own hands his lingering Fate. 313:017,224@x | But to$9$ wipe off suspicion 313:017,225@x | On$4$ our part, let us to$4$ Tyber run; 313:017,226@x | While on$4$ the Bank the Corpse does lie 313:017,227@x | Trample on$4$ Caesar's Enemy. 313:018,228@x | But it will$1$ do wisely our whole Crew 313:018,229@x | Of Servants should the action view; 313:018,230@x | That$3$ Friends and foes may testify <230> 313:018,231@x | How we abhor disloyalty. 313:018,232[A ]| The murmuring vulgar at this rate 313:018,233[A ]| Did of the fallen Sejanus prate. 313:018,234[A ]| Would you on$4$ these conditions, Sir, 313:018,235[A ]| Be Favourite and Prime-Minister, 313:018,236[A ]| As was Sejanus? Stand possessed 313:018,237[A ]| Of Honours, Power, and Interest; 313:018,238[A ]| Dispose supreme Commands at will$0$, 313:018,239[A ]| Promote, disgrace, preserve, or kill: 313:018,240[A ]| Be guardian to$4$ a careless King <240> 313:018,241[A ]| Who$6#1$ in$4$ all pleasures takes his swing: 313:019,242[A ]| Cloistered in$4$ Bawdy Grots and Cellars, 313:019,243[A ]| With Pimps, Buffoons, and Fortune-Tellers. 313:019,244[A ]| Have Foot and Horse-Guards, the Command 313:019,245[A ]| Of Armies both by$4$ Sea and Land. 313:019,246[A ]| Why not? Though Good men would not kill, 313:019,247[A ]| Yet in$4$ their power they would have it still: 313:019,248[A ]| What Pleasure can so$5#1$ tickle sense; 313:019,249[A ]| Sharp pains and Grief to$9$ recompense, 313:019,250[A ]| What happy or exalted State, <250> 313:019,251[A ]| But is over balanced by$4$ Ill Fate? 313:019,252[A ]| Would not you rather ask in$4$ Prayer, 313:019,253[A ]| To$9$ be some Petty Country Mayor: 313:019,254[A ]| There domineer, and when your Pleasure is, 313:019,255[A ]| Condemn light weights, and break false measures. 313:020,256[A ]| Though meanly clad in$4$ safe estate 313:020,257[A ]| Than choose Sejanus' Robes and Fate. 313:020,258[A ]| Sejanus then we must conclude 313:020,259[A ]| Courting his Bane, mistook the Good. 313:020,260[A ]| For$3$ he who$6#1$ from a mean estate <260> 313:020,261[A ]| Vast honours did accumulate, 313:020,262[A ]| And endless Riches, which$6#1$ enable 313:020,263[A ]| To$9$ build his Fortune high as Babel, 313:020,264[A ]| And braved the World; by$4$ weight too large 313:020,265[A ]| Did the high piled Storeys overcharge: 313:020,266[A ]| Whence shocked with storms the reeling weight 313:020,267[A ]| The owner did precipitate, 313:020,268[A ]| And Signalized Ambition's Fate. 313:021,269[A ]| Crassus and Pompey's fate of old 313:021,270[A ]| The truth of this sure Maxim told: <270> 313:021,271[A ]| And his who$6#1$ first bowed Rome's Stiff neck, 313:021,272[A ]| And made the World obey his beck, 313:021,273[A ]| By$4$ Subtle ways and arts aspired 313:021,274[A ]| And Sovereign sway at length acquired; 313:021,275[A ]| While the Malignant Heavens decreed, 313:021,276[A ]| His own desires should make him bleed; 313:021,277[A ]| Tyrants with some untimely end 313:021,278[A ]| To$4$ Proserpine's black Court descend. 313:021,279[A ]| The Novice in$4$ his Accidence, 313:021,280[A ]| Dares pray his Wit and Eloquence <280> 313:021,281[A ]| May Rival Roman Cicero's fame 313:021,282[A ]| And Greek Demosthenes' high name. 313:022,283[A ]| Yet to$4$ both these, their swelling vein 313:022,284[A ]| Of wit and fancy proved their bane; 313:022,285[A ]| The Fatal cause that$6#1$ Forfeited, 313:022,286[A ]| The Ciceronian hands and head. 313:022,287[A ]| No$2$ pleading dunce's jobber noll, 313:022,288[A ]| Revenge ever doomed should grace a Pole. 313:022,289@w | O happy Rome's secure Estate, 313:022,290@w | Where I was fortunate innate; <290> 313:022,291[A ]| Had happily his Genius chose 313:022,292[A ]| To$9$ have writ such inoffensive prose; 313:022,293[A ]| His harmless blunt stupidity 313:022,294[A ]| Might Antony's Revenge defy; 313:022,295[A ]| It is safer senseless verse to$9$ write, 313:022,296[A ]| Than in$4$ Philippicks keenly bite. 313:023,297[A ]| A violent and sullen fate 313:023,298[A ]| Did on$4$ the admired Athenian wait; 313:023,299[A ]| Whose manage Mobile's had guided 313:023,300[A ]| As with a rein wherever he sided. <300> 313:023,301[A ]| Yet born under unlucky Stars 313:023,302[A ]| Squinting untoward and perverse, 313:023,303[A ]| Was sent by$4$ his swarthy blear-eyed Sire 313:023,304[A ]| Betimes from sooty forge and fire, 313:023,305[A ]| From making swords and martial tools, 313:023,306[A ]| To$9$ hammer Arguments in$4$ Schools. 313:023,307[A ]| The Trophies which$6#1$ the vanquished field 313:023,308[A ]| Do to$4$ the glorious Victors yield, 313:023,309[A ]| Triumphant Conquerors can bless 313:023,310[A ]| With more than human happiness. <310> 313:024,311[A ]| This Roman, Grecian, and Barbarian, 313:024,312[A ]| Spurred to$4$ acts hazardous and daring, 313:024,313[A ]| In$4$ sweat and blood, spending their days 313:024,314[A ]| For$4$ empty Fame, and fading Bays. 313:024,315[A ]| It is the immoderate thirst of fame 313:024,316[A ]| Much more than Virtue does inflame: 313:024,317[A ]| Which$6#1$ none for$4$ worse or better take 313:024,318[A ]| But for$4$ her dower and trappings sake. 313:024,319[A ]| The fond Ambition of a few 313:024,320[A ]| Many vast Empires overthrew; <320> 313:024,321[A ]| While their Achievements with their dust 313:024,322[A ]| They vainly to$4$ their Tombstones trust. 313:024,323[A ]| For$3$ sepulchres like$4$ bodies lie 313:024,324[A ]| Swallowed in$4$ Death's obscurity. 313:025,325[A ]| Behold how small an Urn contains 313:025,326[A ]| The mighty Hannibal's Remains. 313:025,327[A ]| Yet this was he whose swelling mind 313:025,328[A ]| To$4$ Affrick could not be confined; 313:025,329[A ]| Though measuring that$6#2$ large tract of Land 313:025,330[A ]| From Tangier to$4$ Nile's reeking sand: <330> 313:025,331[A ]| Thence southwards to$4$ Cape Bon 'Sperance 313:025,332[A ]| Negroes and lofty Elephants: 313:025,333[A ]| Whence wafting over the Mid-land Main, 313:025,334[A ]| He conquers and possesses Spain: 313:025,335[A ]| Restless in$4$ his ambitious mind, 313:025,336[A ]| Italian Conquests are designed. 313:025,337[A ]| Strong Bars wise Nature did oppose 313:025,338[A ]| The Alps thatched with eternal Snows: 313:026,339[A ]| His way not craggy Mountain blocks, 313:026,340[A ]| With Vinegar he eats through rocks: <340> 313:026,341[A ]| Impediments by$4$ Nature cast 313:026,342[A ]| By$4$ art or labour are over passed, 313:026,343[A ]| To$4$ Italy he comes at last; 313:026,344[A ]| Where after Towns and Battles won 313:026,345[A ]| He cries, 313:026,345@w | Comrades, there is nothing done, 313:026,346@w | Unless our Conquering Punick Powers 313:026,347@w | Break down Rome's Gates, level her Towers, 313:026,348@w | Root up$5$ her Posts, and break her chains, 313:026,349@w | And knock out all Opposers' Brains: 313:026,350@w | Whilst our Troops scour the City through <350> 313:026,351@w | And fix our Standard in$4$ Saburra. 313:027,352[A ]| Oh had you then his Figure seen, 313:027,353[A ]| With what a rueful Phiz and mien, 313:027,354[A ]| The Rhodomontado Captain spoke, 313:027,355[A ]| Doubtless your laughter it would provoke! 313:027,356[A ]| Some pencil now to$9$ paint the form 313:027,357[A ]| Of this grim bulk of Huff and Storm; 313:027,358[A ]| While swarthy, meagre, and one-eyed, 313:027,359[A ]| He does his Africk Monster ride. 313:027,360[A ]| But what Catastrophe of Fate, <360> 313:027,361[A ]| Does on$4$ our famous Leader wait! 313:027,362[A ]| His Conduct is baffled, Army is broke, 313:027,363[A ]| Carthage puts on$5$ the Roman Yoke: 313:027,364[A ]| Whilst Flight and Banishment is his Fate, 313:027,365[A ]| His ruined Country's Scorn and Hate: 313:028,366[A ]| At the Bithynian Tyrant's Gate, 313:028,367[A ]| The reformed Fugitive must wait: 313:028,368[A ]| And there for$4$ audience suppliant sit, 313:028,369[A ]| Till the King's Levee will$1$ admit. 313:028,370[A ]| Neither the sword, nor spear, nor dart, <370> 313:028,371[A ]| Could reach that$6#2$ wise undaunted heart, 313:028,372[A ]| And decently dispatch that$6#2$ Soul 313:028,373[A ]| That$6#1$ did the Universe control: 313:028,374[A ]| With awful Reverence his Fate 313:028,375[A ]| Did none but his own Orders wait: 313:028,376[A ]| As if decreed by$4$ Powers Divine, 313:028,377[A ]| His Ring should his own Passport sign; 313:028,378[A ]| That$6#2$ Ring that$6#1$ must avenge the guilt 313:028,379[A ]| Of Seas of Blood at Canna spilt. 313:029,380[A ]| No$2$ other means was found for$4$ Rome <380> 313:029,381[A ]| To$9$ be secure from fears to$9$ come, 313:029,382[A ]| But poor abandoned Annibal 313:029,383[A ]| A weak old Sacrifice must fall. 313:029,384[A ]| Go Mad-man, act thy frantic part, 313:029,385[A ]| Climb horrid Alps, with pains and art, 313:029,386[A ]| To$9$ be with mighty reputation 313:029,387[A ]| The subject of a Declamation. 313:029,388[A ]| One World is too mean a trifling thing 313:029,389[A ]| For$4$ the young Macedonian King, 313:029,390[A ]| He raves like$4$ one in$4$ Banishment <390> 313:029,391[A ]| In$4$ narrow craggy Island pent: 313:029,392[A ]| In$4$ one poor Globe does sweat and squeeze, 313:029,393[A ]| Wedged in$4$ and cramped in$4$ Little-Ease. 313:030,394[A ]| But he who$6#1$ human race once scorned, 313:030,395[A ]| Gave out high Jove King Phillip horned, 313:030,396[A ]| While managed Oracles declare 313:030,397[A ]| The Spark, great Ammon's Son and Heir; 313:030,398[A ]| At Babylon for$4$ all his huffing, 313:030,399[A ]| Finds ample room in$4$ narrow Coffin. 313:030,400[A ]| Man swells with bombast of inventions: <400> 313:030,401[A ]| When stripped Death shows his true dimensions. 313:030,402[A ]| We will$1$ believe wild Xerxes rent 313:030,403[A ]| Mount Athos from the Continent, 313:030,404[A ]| And in$4$ a frolic made a shift 313:030,405[A ]| To$9$ set it in$4$ the sea adrift: 313:030,406[A ]| Whatever romancing Greek dares tell, 313:030,407[A ]| Greece, that$6#1$ for$4$ Cracking bears the Bell: 313:031,408[A ]| With ships paved over the Hellespont, 313:031,409[A ]| And built a floating bridge upon$4$ it: 313:031,410[A ]| Drove Chariots over by$4$ this device, <410> 313:031,411[A ]| As lately Coaches on$4$ the Ice. 313:031,412[A ]| He led so$5#1$ numberless a Rout, 313:031,413[A ]| As at one Meal drank Rivers out. 313:031,414[A ]| The King's Health scarce could go about: 313:031,415[A ]| With many like$5$ amazing Feats 313:031,416[A ]| Sostratus' Giddy Muse repeats, 313:031,417[A ]| With damp wings in$4$ her drunken heats. 313:031,418[A ]| This Tyrant we in$4$ stories find 313:031,419[A ]| Was used to$9$ whip and Flog the wind, 313:031,420[A ]| Their Jailer Aeolus in$4$ Prison, <420> 313:031,421[A ]| Never firked them with so$5#1$ little reason: 313:032,422[A ]| Nor could blue Neptune's Godhead save him, 313:032,423[A ]| But he with Fetters must enslave him. 313:032,424[A ]| It was well he escaped his fury so$5#2$, 313:032,425[A ]| And was not whipped and branded too. 313:032,426[A ]| He must be a Complaisant God, 313:032,427[A ]| Will$1$ budge at such a Bedlam's nod. 313:032,428[A ]| But after all these Roaring freaks, 313:032,429[A ]| Routed and broke he homeward sneaks; 313:032,430[A ]| Abandons all to$4$ the Conquering Greeks, <430> 313:032,431[A ]| And Ferries over in$4$ Fisher-boat, 313:032,432[A ]| Through Shoals of Carcasses afloat; 313:032,433[A ]| His hopes all Vanished, bilked of all 313:032,434[A ]| His gaudy dreams, see Pride's just fall. 313:032,435[A ]| The frequent Subject of our prayers, 313:032,436[A ]| Is length of life, and many years. 313:033,437[A ]| We boldly urge these fair Petitions 313:033,438[A ]| In$4$ health and sickness; all conditions: 313:033,439[A ]| But what incessant plagues and ills 313:033,440[A ]| The Gulf of Age with mischief fills? <440> 313:033,441[A ]| Where meeting tides of sorrows flow 313:033,442[A ]| As Rivers in$4$ the Ocean do. 313:033,443[A ]| Ugly deformed the frightful Elves 313:033,444[A ]| Detested grow, unlike themselves. 313:033,445[A ]| Instead of skin, on$4$ their outside 313:033,446[A ]| A withered and discoloured hide; 313:033,447[A ]| They with long Nails, like$4$ talons claw 313:033,448[A ]| Their rivelled toothless lanthorn jaw: 313:033,449[A ]| As a lean mumping Grandam Ape 313:033,450[A ]| Her hollow wrinkled chops doth scrape, <450> 313:034,451[A ]| Bright glorious Youth enchants our sight 313:034,452[A ]| With various objects of delight; 313:034,453[A ]| This a more handsome face can show 313:034,454[A ]| Than that$6#2$ tall graceful well-shaped Beau: 313:034,455[A ]| In$4$ song and dance this spark is rare, 313:034,456[A ]| He Fences, Rides, Vaults, flings the Bar. 313:034,457[A ]| No$2$ differing forms our fancy strike, 313:034,458[A ]| In$4$ extreme age, they are all alike; 313:034,459[A ]| Weak trembling voice, their hair all shed 313:034,460[A ]| Off from their paralytic head. <460> 313:034,461[A ]| The old Dotard to$4$ new Childhood comes, 313:034,462[A ]| A dripping Nose, and toothless Gums: 313:034,463[A ]| While his loathed painful Dregs of Life 313:034,464[A ]| Nauseate his Children and his Wife; 313:035,465[A ]| So$5#1$ loathed, makes even the Stomach rise 313:035,466[A ]| Of Rogues, who$6#1$ fawn for$4$ Legacies. 313:035,467[A ]| Their Palate is gone, nor Wine, nor Meat, 313:035,468[A ]| Can please their no$2$ Taste when they eat. 313:035,469[A ]| Nor Beauty moves, nor Cupid's dart: 313:035,470[A ]| Forgetfulness has seized that$6#2$ part. <470> 313:035,471[A ]| Long since he there has been bewitched, 313:035,472[A ]| It is a long Age since last he itched. 313:035,473[A ]| Obsequious hand cannot excite 313:035,474[A ]| The baffled Craven to$4$ the fight; 313:035,475[A ]| From hoary loins, and sapless trunk, 313:035,476[A ]| In$4$ vain strives the industrious punk 313:035,477[A ]| To$9$ raise the nerve quite numbed and shrunk. 313:036,478[A ]| In$4$ Limberhams, if Will$0$ survive, 313:036,479[A ]| The impotents new ways contrive: 313:036,480[A ]| Having exhausted Nature's Source <480> 313:036,481[A ]| To$4$ filthy arts will$1$ have recourse. 313:036,482[A ]| His Hearing next is lost, what joys 313:036,483[A ]| Can he receive from Minstrel Boys: 313:036,484[A ]| Once in$4$ their Golden Liveries, laced, 313:036,485[A ]| Before retrenchment had uncased: 313:036,486[A ]| What boots a Lesson on$4$ the flute, 313:036,487[A ]| Or if La*Tour should touch his Lute. 313:036,488[A ]| If he would pass his time at the Opera, 313:036,489[A ]| It is all to$4$ him an idle Foppery; 313:036,490[A ]| Since placed either remote or near, <490> 313:036,491[A ]| No$2$ Actor's voice can reach his ear. 313:037,492[A ]| He scarcely hears the neighouring noise, 313:037,493[A ]| Of Cornets, Trumpets, or Oboes. 313:037,494[A ]| His servant in$4$ his ear must holloa 313:037,495[A ]| Who$6#1$ visits, or what hour does follow. 313:037,496[A ]| Through his chill veins, no$2$ pulse does beat 313:037,497[A ]| Life's march; them only Fevers heat; 313:037,498[A ]| All Maladies unite their force, 313:037,499[A ]| Besieging round his rotten corpse. 313:037,500[A ]| And should I strive of each disease, <500> 313:037,501[A ]| To$9$ give the names and qualities. 313:037,502[A ]| I would sooner muster all the kept 313:037,503[A ]| Stallions have cast Aurelia leapt: 313:037,504[A ]| Reckon those Quacks last Autumn killed; 313:037,505[A ]| And graves by$4$ Lousy-Tunbridge filled. 313:038,506[A ]| What fellow Subjects were for$4$ Gold, 313:038,507[A ]| As Slaves, by$4$ needy Vice-Roy sold. 313:038,508[A ]| Each heir by$4$ dice, drink, whores, or masking 313:038,509[A ]| Or Stifstead brought unto the Naskin; 313:038,510[A ]| Or Gallants back in$4$ amorous play, <510> 313:038,511[A ]| Mall*Hinton drained dry in$4$ a day: 313:038,512[A ]| Count every School boy, name each Child 313:038,513[A ]| By$4$ Chicken-treading Pedant spoiled. 313:038,514[A ]| Survey each Lordly Seat and Manor 313:038,515[A ]| Possessed by$4$ valet Pimp of honour. 313:038,516[A ]| For$4$ Pains in$4$ back and knees this cries; 313:038,517[A ]| This mourns the loss of both his eyes; 313:038,518[A ]| Envies the pur-blind; with pale lips, 313:038,519[A ]| From others' fingers feeds and sips: 313:039,520[A ]| With mouth wide open like$4$ barrel bung, <520> 313:039,521[A ]| Or gaping bill of swallow's young; 313:039,522[A ]| To$4$ whom the hungry Old-one brings 313:039,523[A ]| The hunted prey with Joyful wings. 313:039,524[A ]| But the numbed brain's stupidity, 313:039,525[A ]| Does all the members' loss outvie: 313:039,526[A ]| When the Organs of the mind shall leave, 313:039,527[A ]| To$9$ do their Office, and bereave 313:039,528[A ]| Of Memory, then they forego, 313:039,529[A ]| The knowledge both of friend and foe; 313:039,530[A ]| Forget their Ancient Servants quite, <530> 313:039,531[A ]| And friends with whom they supped last night; 313:039,532[A ]| Their Children they no$2$ longer know; 313:039,533[A ]| And by$4$ unnatural Will$0$ bestow 313:040,534[A ]| Their goods on$4$ their lewd Cockatrice, 313:040,535[A ]| Whose Mouth is the very sink of Vice: 313:040,536[A ]| So$5#1$ much its artifice prevails, 313:040,537[A ]| Above all Charms of wanton Tails. 313:040,538[A ]| Who$6#1$ many years at Whetstone plied, 313:040,539[A ]| Morefields and other Stews beside; 313:040,540[A ]| At Brothel doors stood wheedling in$5$ <540> 313:040,541[A ]| Unwary Woodcocks to$4$ the Gin; 313:040,542[A ]| If the Mind's faculties continue 313:040,543[A ]| Firm, and in$4$ age still vigorous in$4$ you, 313:040,544[A ]| What troubles must afflict your thoughts, 313:040,545[A ]| While your loved children crowd Church-vaults 313:040,546[A ]| Ushered by$4$ you, Wives, Brothers, come 313:040,547[A ]| To$4$ Nature's dark retiring room. 313:041,548[A ]| Nor can your care or sorrow save 313:041,549[A ]| Your beloved Sisters from the Grave. 313:041,550[A ]| These are the Comforts always wait <550> 313:041,551[A ]| On$4$ those who$6#1$ long defer their Fate. 313:041,552[A ]| Still the fresh slaughter of their House 313:041,553[A ]| Maliciously their grief renews: 313:041,554[A ]| While cruel providence decreed 313:041,555[A ]| They must grow old in$4$ mourning weed. 313:041,556[A ]| Death Nature's debt, where long delayed 313:041,557[A ]| With cruel Usury is paid. 313:041,558[A ]| King Nestor, Homer's Records show 313:041,559[A ]| In$4$ length of life, came next the Crow, 313:041,560[A ]| Wore out more lives, as story is told, <560> 313:041,561[A ]| Than Cat, Entail, or Copy-hold. 313:041,562[A ]| His happy years were justly wondered, 313:041,563[A ]| That$6#1$ had survived above three hundred. 313:042,564[A ]| Bore Winter's Frosts, and Summer's thirst, 313:042,565[A ]| As oft drank wine upon$4$ the must. 313:042,566[A ]| See in$4$ what melancholy strains, 313:042,567[A ]| Of the three Sisters he complains; 313:042,568[A ]| Why they should spin his Thread so$5#1$ tough 313:042,569[A ]| Of cursed everlasting stuff: 313:042,570[A ]| Harsh Laws! When the surviving Sire <570> 313:042,571[A ]| Waits bearded Son to$4$ funeral fire. 313:042,572[A ]| In$4$ rage expostulates why he 313:042,573[A ]| Survives to$4$ so$5#1$ much misery: 313:042,574[A ]| And for$4$ what Sin of his, the Hate 313:042,575[A ]| Of Heaven's Decrees such lingering Fate: 313:042,576[A ]| So$3$ Peleus for$4$ Achilles cried, 313:042,577[A ]| Snatched in$4$ the Temple from his Bride, 313:042,578[A ]| Death in$4$ the nick the Bays denied: 313:043,579[A ]| Ulysses' aged Sire did moan 313:043,580[A ]| The ten years ramble of his Son: <580> 313:043,581[A ]| Priam had died a happy shade 313:043,582[A ]| Before Troy had been in$4$ rubbish laid. 313:043,583[A ]| His mournful Rites with Pomp and State, 313:043,584[A ]| Performed by$4$ peaceful Magistrate; 313:043,585[A ]| His Corpse born up$5$ by$4$ Hector's shoulder, 313:043,586[A ]| (Than whom, no$2$ Mortal ever was bolder) 313:043,587[A ]| And his fifty Sons, tall Bully-Rocks, 313:043,588[A ]| As ever sprung from Kingly Stocks. 313:043,589[A ]| Before Fair Cassandra Fate fore-knowing 313:043,590[A ]| Bewailed sacked Troy, with eyes overflowing; <590> 313:043,591[A ]| Had he been dead as any Herring, 313:043,592[A ]| Before Paris went a-privateering; 313:044,593[A ]| For$4$ Whores and Plunder played lewd Tricks, 313:044,594[A ]| Which$6#1$ to$4$ the Guts provoked the Greeks. 313:044,595[A ]| Who$6#1$ Clubbing in$4$ Revenge over-turned 313:044,596[A ]| Their State, and Pirate-City burned: 313:044,597[A ]| At last the trembling king throws by$5$ 313:044,598[A ]| His Turban, and to$4$ his arms does fly; 313:044,599[A ]| Buckles on$5$ his harness, and environs 313:044,600[A ]| His weak limbs with unwieldy irons. <600> 313:044,601[A ]| And at Jove's Shrine resigns his life, 313:044,602[A ]| As an old Ox under the Knife. 313:044,603[A ]| His weak-worn useless neck does bow, 313:044,604[A ]| Cashiered from the ungrateful Plough. 313:044,605[A ]| His griefs however a period found, 313:044,606[A ]| And in$4$ death's deep abyss were drowned. 313:045,607[A ]| The Gods to$4$ his grim snarling wife, 313:045,608[A ]| Prolonged indignities with life. 313:045,609[A ]| Changed and deformed to$4$ such a pitch, 313:045,610[A ]| Through rage, she died, a barking bitch. <610> 313:045,611[A ]| Why should we for$4$ Examples roam 313:045,612[A ]| Abroad, when choice are found at home? 313:045,613[A ]| The Pontick King I will$1$ omit, 313:045,614[A ]| And Croesus taught by$4$ Solon's wit. 313:045,615[A ]| We can pronounce none happy, none, 313:045,616[A ]| Till the last sand of life be run. 313:045,617[A ]| None justly we good Actors call, 313:045,618[A ]| In$4$ life's farce, till death's Curtains fall. 313:045,619[A ]| Marius' long life was the only reason, 313:045,620[A ]| Of Exile and Minturnian Prison. <620> 313:046,621[A ]| Made him beg bread for$4$ his relief, 313:046,622[A ]| In$4$ Carthage where he once was chief. 313:046,623[A ]| Nature did never produce of old, 313:046,624[A ]| Or Rome a happier man behold. 313:046,625[A ]| Than Marius was, when he victorious, 313:046,626[A ]| Procession made in$4$ Chariot glorious; 313:046,627[A ]| With Trophies and attending spoils, 313:046,628[A ]| And Captives chained in$4$ ranks and files. 313:046,629[A ]| Had Death snatched his Triumphing Spirit, 313:046,630[A ]| That$6#2$ day, none ever had matched his merit. <630> 313:046,631[A ]| Kind Fate, designing to$9$ befriend 313:046,632[A ]| Great Pompey, did a Fever send, 313:046,633[A ]| That$6#1$ should with favourable doom, 313:046,634[A ]| Prevent his miseries to$9$ come. 313:047,635[A ]| Whole Nations for$4$ his danger grieved; 313:047,636[A ]| Their public prayers obtain, Reprieved. 313:047,637[A ]| Fate then that$6#2$ honoured head did save, 313:047,638[A ]| Which$6#1$ she to$4$ insulting Caesar gave. 313:047,639[A ]| Slow Lentulus never underwent, 313:047,640[A ]| For$4$ Treason such a Punishment: <640> 313:047,641[A ]| Nor Rash Cethegus, Cataline 313:047,642[A ]| A Corpse entire in$4$ Arms did Shine. 313:047,643[A ]| It is the fond Mother's constant prayer 313:047,644[A ]| Her Children may be passing Fair. 313:047,645[A ]| Excelling far all other faces, 313:047,646[A ]| In$4$ beauty and rare Charming graces. 313:047,647[A ]| Which$6#1$ Boon they beg with sighs and groans, 313:047,648[A ]| Incessantly on$4$ Marrow-bones. 313:048,649[A ]| Who$6#2$ justly blames a Mother's joy, 313:048,650[A ]| That$6#1$ hugs her wanton well-hung boy. <650> 313:048,651[A ]| Or if for$4$ joy Latona cry, 313:048,652[A ]| To$9$ see her pretty daughter Dy: 313:048,653[A ]| Yet bright Lucretia's sullen fate, 313:048,654[A ]| Shows fair ones are not fortunate. 313:048,655[A ]| Virginia's chance may well confute you; 313:048,656[A ]| Good luck does not always wait on$4$ beauty: 313:048,657[A ]| The unhappy Fair is in$4$ worse estate, 313:048,658[A ]| Than a Crump rich and fortunate. 313:048,659[A ]| Concern for$4$ handsome boys does make, 313:048,660[A ]| Ill-boding Parents hearts to$9$ ache. <660> 313:048,661[A ]| Still dreading mischiefs when they see, 313:048,662[A ]| Few fair ones famed for$4$ Chastity: 313:049,663[A ]| Beauty and Virtue often jar, 313:049,664[A ]| Joined in$4$ one Person seldom are; 313:049,665[A ]| Though bred in$4$ honest Country Cell, 313:049,666[A ]| Where no$2$ debauched Examples dwell; 313:049,667[A ]| Whence Lust is banished, Virtue sways, 313:049,668[A ]| As in$4$ Queen Dick's plain honest days. 313:049,669[A ]| Though Nature's bounteous hand should plant 313:049,670[A ]| All Graces that$6#1$ can make a Saint; <670> 313:049,671[A ]| And in$4$ one modest Cheek unite 313:049,672[A ]| The blushing Red Rose with the White; 313:049,673[A ]| Whatever Nature can impart, 313:049,674[A ]| Nature more prevalent than Art; 313:049,675[A ]| Yet Vice will$1$ try her utmost Power, 313:049,676[A ]| And Court them in$4$ a golden Shower: 313:050,677[A ]| To$9$ kidnap Youth will$1$ lie in$4$ wait, 313:050,678[A ]| And snap it before at Man's Estate. 313:050,679[A ]| So$3$ to$4$ corrupting bribes they will$1$ trust, 313:050,680[A ]| They will$1$ Parents tempt for$4$ bawds to$4$ lust: <680> 313:050,681[A ]| No$2$ Tyrant will$1$ the ill-shaped choose 313:050,682[A ]| For$4$ Guardian Eunuchs for$4$ their Stews. 313:050,683[A ]| Or on$4$ a Youth deformed will$1$ pitch, 313:050,684[A ]| To$9$ cure his Sodomitic itch. 313:050,685[A ]| Go now applaud thy fair Son's Fate, 313:050,686[A ]| For$4$ whom perhaps worse dangers wait. 313:050,687[A ]| Let him turn Stallion to$4$ the Town, 313:050,688[A ]| And dread each hair-brained Husband's frown. 313:050,689[A ]| And undergo for$4$ punishment, 313:050,690[A ]| What enraged Cuckolds can invent. <690> 313:051,691[A ]| Never let him think by$4$ Wit or Care 313:051,692[A ]| Still luckily to$9$ escape the snare: 313:051,693[A ]| Surprised, undone, Trepanned, beset, 313:051,694[A ]| He will$1$ fall like$4$ Mars into the Net. 313:051,695[A ]| Then shall revenge quit his old Scores, 313:051,696[A ]| And pay him home for$4$ past Amours: 313:051,697[A ]| They will$1$ slit his Nose, or Crop his Ears, 313:051,698[A ]| And whip off Gun and Bandoliers: 313:051,699[A ]| Dispatch with Poison, Steel, or Bullet, 313:051,700[A ]| Or Fundament plugged with a Mullet. <700> 313:051,701[A ]| But thy Endymion shall inflame 313:051,702[A ]| None but some choice fair wealthy Dame, 313:051,703[A ]| By$4$ whom, profusely crammed with coin, 313:051,704[A ]| His peerless Pomp shall all outshine. 313:052,705[A ]| But when through vain Expense, or Play, 313:052,706[A ]| His hoarded Bank shall melt away; 313:052,707[A ]| He for$4$ recruit, must let to$9$ hire 313:052,708[A ]| His Hackney Back, to$4$ the desire 313:052,709[A ]| Of some old filthy Hag for$4$ coin, 313:052,710[A ]| And sell the labour of his Chine; <710> 313:052,711[A ]| Then he must strip and buckle to$4$ it, 313:052,712[A ]| Or from loathed Task must reap no$2$ fruit. 313:052,713[A ]| Whether by$4$ Nature free or base; 313:052,714[A ]| No$2$ Buttock is hide-bound in$4$ this case: 313:052,715[A ]| Or will$1$ be niggardly and grudge 313:052,716[A ]| A liberal salary to$4$ her drudge. 313:052,717[A ]| And if he escape these threatening Rocks, 313:052,718[A ]| He will$1$ surely shipwreck on$4$ the Pox: 313:053,719[A ]| Before thoroughly ripe he will$1$ rot away, 313:053,720[A ]| Like$4$ early fruits that$6#1$ soon decay: <720> 313:053,721[A ]| His small remaining stock he trucks, 313:053,722[A ]| With Quack for$4$ diet-drink and Flux; 313:053,723[A ]| In$4$ which$6#1$ his Nose and Palate fall, 313:053,724[A ]| Rots piece-meal, noisome grown to$4$ all; 313:053,725[A ]| Ends his loathed life in$4$ Hospital. 313:053,726[A ]| What harm will$1$ honest Beauty do, 313:053,727[A ]| He may prove chaste, and handsome too. 313:053,728[A ]| What did his rigid Virtue boot, 313:053,729[A ]| That$6#1$ balked his Step-dame's lustful suit: 313:053,730[A ]| What did Bellerophon betide, <730> 313:053,731[A ]| When he returns of love denied? 313:053,732[A ]| In$4$ both their Queens Revenge did Reign, 313:053,733[A ]| Roused by$4$ repulse of Cold Disdain. 313:054,734[A ]| Then Women rage with cruellest spite 313:054,735[A ]| When shame their hatred does excite: 313:054,736[A ]| When trifling Lovers seasons lose, 313:054,737[A ]| And kind advances do refuse: 313:054,738[A ]| From loathed Contempt of proffered love 313:054,739[A ]| Their Breasts with furious transports move. 313:054,740[A ]| Call Council quickly to$9$ advise, <740> 313:054,741[A ]| Our present Case proves very nice: 313:054,742[A ]| Here is Caesar's Wife resolved to$9$ marry, 313:054,743[A ]| Nor for$4$ the Emperor's Death will$1$ tarry. 313:054,744[A ]| She has designed with lustful Eyes 313:054,745[A ]| The Noble youth her Sacrifice. 313:054,746[A ]| The Priest and honoured Guests invites 313:054,747[A ]| To$9$ witness Matrimonial Rites. 313:055,748[A ]| The Portion is told, the Genial Bed 313:055,749[A ]| With Pomp is in$4$ the Garden spread: 313:055,750[A ]| Does with Capricious fancy burn; <750> 313:055,751[A ]| Marriage can only serve her turn: 313:055,752[A ]| With which$6#1$, if he do not comply 313:055,753[A ]| He tempts his present destiny: 313:055,754[A ]| What shall he do? obedience give, 313:055,755[A ]| And that$6#2$ may gain a short reprieve: 313:055,756[A ]| Till all the Town the Story hears; 313:055,757[A ]| At last it will$1$ reach the Prince's ears. 313:055,758[A ]| There is hopes in$4$ that$6#2$, for$3$ the disgrace 313:055,759[A ]| The Cuckold learns in$4$ the last place: 313:055,760[A ]| Then to$4$ her Will$0$ obedience pay; <760> 313:055,761[A ]| Your Fate may thence admit delay, 313:056,762[A ]| If at the rate of such a Wife 313:056,763[A ]| You will$1$ purchase a short slavish life. 313:056,764[A ]| Both ways his certain Fate is decreed 313:056,765[A ]| The wretched lovely Youth must bleed. 313:056,766[A ]| Shall men ask nothing then? be wise, 313:056,767[A ]| And listen well to$4$ sound advice. 313:056,768[A ]| Refer desires to$4$ Providence, 313:056,769[A ]| With thanks take what the gods dispense. 313:056,770[A ]| Let not your stubborn Will$0$ repine, <770> 313:056,771[A ]| Whatever they shall for$4$ you design. 313:056,772[A ]| They better know than human wit, 313:056,773[A ]| What does our Exigents befit. 313:056,774[A ]| Their wise all-seeing eyes discern, 313:056,775[A ]| And give what best suits our concern. 313:057,776[A ]| We blindly harmful things implore 313:057,777[A ]| Which$6#1$ they refusing, love us more. 313:057,778[A ]| By$4$ love and blind desires still led, 313:057,779[A ]| We are hurried to$4$ the Marriage bed: 313:057,780[A ]| With hopes of issue from our Love, <780> 313:057,781[A ]| But Heaven foresaw how both would prove; 313:057,782[A ]| Forbearing to$9$ disturb our life, 313:057,783[A ]| With Brats unnatural, and damned wife. 313:057,784[A ]| Pray then, that$3$ in$4$ a Body sound, 313:057,785[A ]| A Firm and Constant mind be found. 313:057,786[A ]| A Mind no$2$ fear of death can daunt, 313:057,787[A ]| Nor Exile, Prison, Pains nor Want. 313:057,788[A ]| That$3$ justly reckons death to$9$ be 313:057,789[A ]| Kind Author of our liberty, 313:057,790[A ]| From Flesh, a Gaol-Delivery. <790> 313:058,791[A ]| Banishing Passion from our Breast, 313:058,792[A ]| Resting Content with what is possessed. 313:058,793[A ]| That$3$ every honest Action loves, 313:058,794[A ]| And great Alcides' toils approves, 313:058,795[A ]| Above the Lusts, Feasts, beds of Down, 313:058,796[A ]| Which$6#1$ did Sardanapalus drown. 313:058,797[A ]| This, mortals to$4$ themselves may give; 313:058,798[A ]| Virtue is, the happy rule to$9$ live. 313:058,799[A ]| Chance bears no$2$ sway, where Wisdom Rules, 313:058,800[A ]| An empty Name, adored by$4$ fools. <800> 313:058,801[A ]| Folly Blind Fortune did Create 313:058,802[A ]| A Goddess, and to$4$ Heaven translate.