Poems on Several Occasions In which are included, The Toilette and The Fall. By Joseph Thurston ... The Second Edition |
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Good Advice.
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Good Advice.
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Prithee leave this idle Tale;Spend not all these Sighs in vain;
If at last you can't prevail,
Curse her Pride, and break her chain.
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Were She the only One remainingOf her dear deceitful sex;
I should not blame you for complaining,
'Twould an Aristotle vex.
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But since Women up and down(Thanks to Heav'n) are found in plenty.
Ne'er regret the loss of One,
When you will, you may have Twenty.
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