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Excerpt from Poems, Vol. 2 of 2
Upon these grounds, and from these motives bnly, the Editor has not scrupled to take a liberty, which he sin cerely hopes will neither be misconstrued by the Public]: at large, nor be unfavourably viewed by the friends arid relatives of that enlightened writer. The example which is afforded by the object of the Dedication is such as the rich ought to imitate; and the subject mat ter of the Work presents to the unfortunate those solid consolations, which the most consummate misery should collect and cherish.
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