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217.
[Whoe'er for sensual pleasures burn]
The multitude fell a lusting and said, &c.
—xi. 4.
Whoe'er for sensual pleasures burn,
Or wish their lusts to gratify,
Back in their hearts to Egypt turn,
And basely for the fleshpots sigh;
And such, without repentance, shall
Death's victims in the desert fall.
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