Miscelanea Meditations. Memoratiues. By Elizabeth Grymeston |
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Some Reformation has from you,
In vain been long expected,
For when you should your Business do,
Your private Quarrels you pursue,
And the Nation lies neglected.
In vain been long expected,
For when you should your Business do,
Your private Quarrels you pursue,
And the Nation lies neglected.
ANSWER.
The Rights of those they representShould ne're be yielded by 'em.
And as they Articles have sent,
The Peers might hold themselves content,
And by known Rules to try 'em.
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