The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 365, April 11, 1829 by Various
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That holds the world in his still changing state?
Or shun the death ordain'd by destiny, When hour of death is come, let none ask whence or why. SPENSER. * * * * * FRAUD. Fraud showed in comely clothes a lovely look, An humble cast of eye, a sober pace; And so sweet speech, a man might her have took For him that said "_Hail Mary full of grace;_" But all the rest deformedly did look. As full of filthiness and foul disgrace; Hid under long, large garments that she wore, Under the which, a poisoned knife she bore. SIR J. HARRINGTON. * * * * * VIRTUE. What one art thou thus in torn weeds yclad? Virtue, in price, whom ancient sages had-- |
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