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Date: 1739, 1740
"Was there one joy, whose image does not last? / But that One; most extatic, most refin'd, / Reigns fresh, and will for ever in my mind, / With such a power of charms it storm'd my soul, / That nothing ever can it's strength controul."
preview | full record— Prior, Matthew (1664-1721)
Date: 1740
"The quiet of Our mind destroys, / Or with a full spring-tide of joys, / Or a dead-ebb of grief. "
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Date: 1741
"But self-conceitedness does reign / In every mortal mind."
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