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"Ode IV. To A Gentleman Whose Mistress Had Married an Old Man. [from Odes on Several Subjects]"
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"Opposition Whig"
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Date: 1745
"Then tell me, is your soul intire? / Does wisdom calmly hold her throne? / Then can you question each desire, / Bid this remain, and that begone?"
preview | full record— Akenside, Mark (1720-1771)