Date: 1721
" And see how Nature, bountiful and kind, / Stamps the Paternal Image on his Mind"
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Date: 1725
Freezing blood may congeal around a cold heart
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Date: 1725
As when clouds disperse and restore the day, so may a "sudden flash" rush on the soul
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Date: 1725
"Let reason rule the sallies of the mind"
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Date: 1725
A poet shouldn't unfurl his sails in a gale of ungovernable rage
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Date: 1725
"Rais'd on the noble prospect of the mind, / From that proud eminence they view mankind"
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Date: 1725
In composition "Let sov'reign reason dictate from her throne"
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Date: 1725
In composition " Where chance presides, all objects wildly join'd, / Crowd on the reader, and distract his mind; / From theme to theme unwilling is he tost, / And in the dark variety is lost"
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Date: 1725
" He loaths the piece; condemns it; nor can find / The genuin stamp, and image of his mind"
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Date: 1725
"A glorious train of images may find, / Preventing hope, and crowding on the mind."
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