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Date: 1768
A mirror is "mistress of the art, / Which conquers and secures a heart"
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Date: 1768
Fable is a mirror in which an image of the mind may be presented
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Date: 1768
"The deep Philsopher who turns mankind / Quite inside outwards, and dissects the mind, / Wou'd look but whimsical and strangely out, / To grudge some Quack his treatise on the gout."
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Date: 1769
"But conscious that a mind by virtue steel'd, / To no impression of distress will yield."
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