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[In vain of temperance he heard]
Felix, willing to shew the Jews a pleasure, &c.
—xxiv. 27.
In vain of temperance he heard,
And judgment for a moment fear'd,
Who held his idols in his heart,
Nor would with the adulteress part,
Nor would a suffering saint release,
But fill'd with all unrighteousness
Appeased his foes at the expense
Of injured, helpless innocence.
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