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Date: 1785
Play [gambling] may be a ruling passion
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Date: 1785
In the "scales of suspense" two fancies may be hung
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Date: 1785
"To Younge, where the smile-stealing comic we find, / With the soft, the sublime, and the graceful combin'd. / To Younge who can each diff'rent passion impart, / Who pleases the judgement, but conquers the heart, / And guided by Nature, is followed by Art."
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