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Date: 1773
"Madness ensu'd, while Reason fled her Throne."
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Date: 1773
"Within each willing heart [the Royal Ebor] rais'd his throne."
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Date: 1778
"Apropos--the charming little thing she reigns a very tyrant in my heart, and I long to see her Lady Rampart."
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Date: 1778
"O love, thou dear sweet tyrant of the soul, / Where you possess you must engross the whole."
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