...dare Tempt the laft fury of extream Defpair. So Toems upon fever al Occafions* 19 So fares the Stag among th' enraged Hounds, Repels their force, and...thefe aflails, now thofe, Though prodigal of life, dif3ains to die By common hands ; but if he can defcry Some nobler Foe approach, to him he calls, And...

...g'd on thofe that dare Tempt the lail fury of extream Defpair. So fares the Stag among the enrag'd Hounds, Repels their force, and wounds returns for wounds And as a Hero, whom his baier Foes In Troops furrounds, now theiè affails, now thofe, Though Prodigal of Life, difdains to...

...Srands but to fall reveng'd on thofe that dare Tempt the laft Futy of extream Defpair. So fares the Srag among th' enraged Hounds, Repels their Force, and...Wounds. And as a Hero, whom his bafer Foes In Troops futround, now thefe aifails, now thofe, Though prodigal of Life, difdafns to die By common Hands; but...

...Defpair. So fares the Stag among th' enraged Hounds, Repels their Force, and Wounds returns for Wonnds. And as a Hero, whom his bafer Foes In Troops furround, now thefe affails, now thofe, Though prodigal of Life, difdsins to die By common Hands; but if he can defcry...

...Stands but to fall reveng'd on thofe that dare Tempt the laft Fury of extreme Defpair. So fares the ?tag among th' enraged Hounds, Repels their Force, and Wounds returns for Wounds. (Dtnh. HUSBAND and WIF E. What can be fweeter than our native 'Home j Thither for Eafe, and foft Repofe...

...but to fall reveng'd on thofe that dare Tempt the laft Fury of extream Defpair. * So fares the Stag among th' enraged Hounds, Repels their Force , and Wounds returns for Wounds. Denham. XXIX. A SONG. the humble God, that dwells In Cottages and fmoaky Cells, Hates gilded Roofs...

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...wounds returns for wouads. And as a hero, whom his bafer foes Jn troops furround, now thefe-aflail, now thofe, ^Though prodigal of life, difdains to die By common hands ; but, if he can defcry Some nobler-foe approach, to him he calls, And begs his fate, and then contented falls. So when the king...

...the oar-finn'd gallies ply, Which wanting fea to ride, or wind to fly, Stands but to fall reveng'd on thofe that dare Tempt the laft fury of extreme...wounds returns for wounds. And as a hero, whom his feafer foes In troops furround, now thefe aflails, now thofe, Tho' prodigal of life, difdains to die...

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