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897.
[The wicked may, through pride affect]
Herod feared John, &c.
—vi. 20.
The wicked may, through pride affect
The good and righteous to respect,
While yet they no disturbance give,
And let them in their passions live.
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And contradict their bosom-vice,
Vengeance his old admirers breathe,
And hurry him to bonds and death.
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