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Date: 1709, 1810
"Never, never would she [the mind] buy / Indian dust, or Tyrian dye, / Never trade abroad for more, / If she saw her native store, / If her inward worth were known / She might ever live alone."
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Date: 1709
"Crown me, and call the world my own, / The gold that binds my brows could ne'er my soul confine."
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