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"Downman, Hugh (1740-1809)"
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Date: 1768
Thoughts may "unbridled dare / Forward fly in wild career; /In their most impetuous course"
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Date: 1768
"This Winged Boy a gentle mind did bear, / As gentle as the beast [a lamb] which him up-bore, / Ne could he see th'unhappy drop a tear / But it would make his breast with pity sore, / And he himself would weep and grieve therefore."
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