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And in the lowest deep , a lower deep ^ ti ll threatening to devour m $ ope n * wide , To which the heli I suffer seems a heav ' n . * L . 75—78 .
Milton , in his youth , must have been well acquainted vrith the works of Marlowe , then a popular dramatist . When composing the lines I have just quoted , he , probably , Had not forgotten << The Tragedy of Dr . Faustus , " which , according jto Langbaine , was re printed in l 66 l , from an old edition . lGNOTyg .
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tyitaph . Could youth preserve , pp fond affection save A daughter , wife , and mother from , tine grave
, Eliza still hfMU ' iy' 4 , her iiifra ( f ? gui 4 £ i H ^ parents' solace 3 ji < J her hflsbiind's pride ; But quickly death prevailed , trenieti ^ dous pew ' Of human bliss to pluck the fairest
¦ # 0 ^ Y ? Yet Faith beholds the promiaM spring appear , And Vittye bloom through Life ' s eter * jaal year . , lv .
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Prologue , Spoken by one of the Scholars of the late Rev . S * Painter , atltuchtcy ^ in 1795 . True said tfce Bard , ^ s any prQser can
Thesiylitijfe -ffmigs are great to Uttfe man Yes f here I bead beneath the mighty atM »« V ^ - ^ : < ¦ ¦ - <¦ ¦ ' ¦ Touf ^ s , tice depre ^ te , ypur candour
Net iasfc yofar eiflldburlbr myself alone , I learn each comrades feelings by my 'Sp ^ tf . - ^ *^'• ¦ -- •'• ¦ ' " ^ For ber ^ tl > o | iyl | Cflory ' 9 flag wa . ? i «^ ep u « iftit lf 4 £ v * n here . Ambition sways a little
Now / she awakes the ardent wisji to pfeaie By speech corrtct , by dignity and ease , Gaily to tell of youth ' s enchanting Or * gravely mimic vris 4 oia s aober
VQicp . A"d wh y despond , Since here you ; i ofi Vikve smii'd Ta see the erandsire copied by the « t « 5 , To mark the sage's lore , tl } e poet ' * song- ;
Rpll idly o * er the Tyro ' s rapid tongue ; He * e lias the parent sat , ' twixt fear apd j ^ y , T » # ^ tph •* tb e op ' ning t ^ lent » 0 / ^ e boy , And 'pd ' urM the wish all glowing from
the heart , Tl ^ ti | Ui ^ tfirougfc life , mifilat b ^ LtW virtuous part . But haply frjeiM ( % you judge niy moral rnyme v ; HWgHmti * o * sfcridiis for t&te jocun ^ time ,
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When , tasks suspended , all the charms of home Are our possession for a month to come . Vacation hail ! do thou our praiae receive
Whose hoped have brighten'd many a winterV eye , Each eare whose cheering promise Could begnile , The sister ' s welcome thine , the parent ' s smile : And l * ng to mark thy halcyon days return , Long as Preceptors teach or Scholars learn ,
The rude-itotchM stick shall th y approach denote , ) ' Or buttons 4 ** Uy rifled from % l ^ e c 4 % t ^ And whi ( e her plaudit classic t # s | t « bestows Oa . Virgil * * verse , or Tully ' s ardent prose , Ylfei . l prove , thougb critic ' s chair 10 never sat in , That duke domum is the purest Latin-N » X 4 * *• v
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. r ; . ' . * . *' ¦ ' ' '¦ ¦ * Epigram on two English Ptttefah Ray , to whom Nature gave a testing tame , OpmM lhat Sprats ^ d H errings were the same : Yei though a Si&rftbtot Hd < 5 tiester **
-iaitfd , # . All England ' s Primacy a Herrtyf Indignant here Epit&pm cries pifh I - Church-Fishers you mistake for simple ^ . rv ;; \ ' - ¦ : $ * & **
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1814, page 303, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2440/page/47/
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