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[O the vile ungrateful race]
But they made light of it, and went their, &c.
—xxii. 5, 6.
O the vile ungrateful race
His offers to despise!
Some to pleasure went their ways,
Some to their merchandise:
Sons of violent wickedness,
The rest His messengers abhorr'd,
Bold to mock, and wound, and seize,
And kill them with the sword.
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