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I would delib'rate with my fate awhile Pause o'er a loss like that of And parley [[underline]] with my [[/underline]] ruin.-- Since 'tis doomed That we must part let's part as Lovers should As those that have [[underline]] lov'd long & lov'd [[/underline]] well. What torments are allotted those sad spirits Who groaning with the burden of despair, No longer will endure the cares of life But [[underline]] boldly set [[/underline]] themselves at liberty. "And such is his malignity, -- that Hell grows darker [[underline]] at his frown." -- [[/underline]] he could not [[underline]] become mean, by [[/underline]] a mean employment he defended monarchy as a scholar, -- no man forgets his original trade, -- the rights of nations & of kings, sink into questions of Grammar, if Grammarians discuss them. Johnson (on Milton & Salmarius)
