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Gustavus Vasa - and other poems by William Sidney Walker
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Any resemblance to former writers, which may occur in the course of the
work, are generally unintentional. Thus the lines--

"Touch'd the abyss, and, lest his eyes might view
The abandon'd shore, into its depths withdrew,"

were written before the author had seen Persius's description of a
totally abandoned man:

--nescit quid perdat, et, alto
Demersus, summâ rursus non bullit in undâ.




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