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No laten a Muliere emit, Christusque zedemit:

Christus nos lavit, quos maculavit Adam, Hardnu the Ways (Trith nao rough to walk Jmooth on the longue discenes, pleasing lathear And lunable as sylwan pipe or song Ruid autem apertius quam, si Selectio

, nulla sit ab iis rebus, quæ contra naturum sint, earum ryum, qua sint secundum

, naturam, tollatur omnis ea, quce ques =ratur laudeturque, Prudentia?

Aim, utinam, mores animumque effingere pofset!

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47 SAMSON AGONISTES,

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POEMS upon several OCCASIONS.

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On the death of a fair Infant, dying of a cough. 135
At a Vacation Exercise in the College. 138
On the MORNING of CHRIST'S NATIVITY. 141
The PASSION.

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On TIME.

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Upon the CIRCUMCISION,

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At a Solemn Music.
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