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Date: 1768
"Let me, Reason, own thy force: / Though thou totter'st on thy throne, / Let me call thee still my own"
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Date: 1768
A beloved may "o'ercome" a lover's "yielding heart" and fix "her empire there"
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Date: 1781, 1791
"How vainly the tumultuous passions strive / To shake his breast! they claim no empire there"
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