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Tet the firft bringer of smnuelcome ne*ws Hath but a lofing office; and his tongue Sounds ever after as a fullen hell.

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Then the fierce Scythian Now methinks I fee His fiery eyes with fullen pleafures glow.

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The glaring lion favv, his horrid heart Was meeken'd, and he join'd his fullen joy.

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Yet would you hear me; could your lov'd Ifmena With all her charms o'er-rule your fullen honour.

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But thou, lorn ft ream, whofe fullen tide No fedge-crown'd ftfters now attend,

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There, warm together prefs'd, the trooping deer Sleep on the new-fall'n fnows; and, fcarce his head Rais'd o'er the heapy wreath, the branching elk Lies flumbering fullen in the v/hite abyfs.

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Or where the beetle winds His fmall but fullen horn,

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Catchpole, fullen of afpeft, lays en ill fated debtor his amplfe hand,. conveys him to fome enchanted caflle,

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Stripp'd of his trappings, with a fullen pace He walks, and the big tears run rolling down his face*

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And each in fullen filence mourns Her freedom lofl, like mine!

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