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Date: 1718
"Our faithful Censor laid asleep within, / We undisturb'd take down full Draughts of Sin."
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Date: 1718
"And now the fair Ideas, which possest / Your Mind, by loose and vicious Thoughts opprest, / How will you wing your Way to Realms above, / And feast your Soul with Extasies of Love"
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