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"Gould, Robert (b. 1660?, d. in or before 1709)"
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Date: 1709
"Nor can you unconcern'd thro' Ludgate pass / Without a Conscience steel'd, or Heart of Brass; / Where, thro' the Iron Grate, a Rueful Tongue / Directs you to the Box below 'em hung, / To angle Farthings from the num'rous Throng"
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Date: 1709
"When Gene'rous Duckett fell in all his Prime, / That Iron Heart which ne'er before did bend / Broke into Tears, and melted for a Friend."
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Date: 1709
"Purg'd from the Dross of a Terrestrial Mind, / The Blest are all Propitious to Mankind:"
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