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Date: 1773
"'Grief, like a canker-worm at heart, / 'Had ravag'd from his inmost cell"
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Date: 1773
A wasp flies up a lion's nose and "To the extremest verge ascends, / There all his waspish venom spends, / And near the brain's monastic cell / He pours his macerating spell"
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Date: 1773
"Legion of Sin! in Smiles delusive drest, / Whose loathsome Cell's the grand Deceiver's breast"
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