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1259.
[Tremble whoe'er thou art]
If ye do good to them which do good to you, &c.
—vi. 33.
Tremble whoe'er thou art,
Though generous, just, and kind,
Who findest nothing in thy heart
But what a Turk may find!
Who do your patrons good,
Your partisans approve,
Your flattering friends with favours load;
Yourselves, not them, ye love.
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