Amasia, or, The Works of the Muses A Collection of Poems. In Three Volumes. By Mr John Hopkins |
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To a Gentleman, whose Life was indanger'd by his Endeavouring to aderss a Lady in a Sphere above him.
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To a Gentleman, whose Life was indanger'd by his Endeavouring to aderss a Lady in a Sphere above him.
Go on, and speak your Passion uncontroul'd,For, Love and Fortune both befriend the bold.
Maids are half gain'd, when, once the Suit's begun,
And she deserves to be thro' hazards won.
Storms past at Sea indear the Anchor'd ground;
E'er Drake grew fam'd, he did the World surround.
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