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The Works of Hildebrand Jacob

... Containing Poems on Various Subjects, and Occasions; With the Fatal Constancy, a Tragedy; and Several Pieces in Prose. The Greatest Part Never Before Publish'd
Jacob, Hildebrand (1693-1739)
  
[dedication]

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EPISTLE I. To Syrisca.
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EPISTLE II. To a Friend going abroad.
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EPISTLE III. Reasons for not writing Satire.
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EPISTLE IV. To B. B. Esq
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EPISTLE V. To C. F. Esq
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EPISTLE VI. To Dr. P--- at T. W. with ---
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EPISTLE VII. To ---
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EPISTLE VIII. To ------
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EPISTLE IX. To S. W. Y.
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SCENE V.

Manent Zimon, and Ammon.
Ammon.
O, may I live but to deserve this Blessing!

Zimon.
We'll to Hesione; and she shall learn
What I've resolv'd, and listen to thy Vows.
—I might be tedious in my Daughter's Praise;
But thou hast known her long: when I give her,
I give thee all the Virtues of her Sex!
In Errors lost unguided Mortals stray;
But here the Gods direct us in our Way!

[Exeunt.
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