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...alike afraid; For ever fed to ihady ceil, Where Temperance, wfcere the Mufes dwell; Thou oft art fien, at early dawn, Slow-pacing o'er the breezy lawn : Or on the brow of mountain high, In fJence .'eafting ear and eye, With fong and profpeci, which abound From birds, and woods, and waters...

...death, of life, alike afraid; For ever fled to fhady cell, Where TEMP'RANCE, where the mufes dwell ; Thou oft art feen, at early dawn, Slow-pacing o'er the breezy lawn : Or, on the bro*v of mountain high, In filence-feaftingear and eye, With fong and profpetl, which abound From birds,...

...fca.'ting car and eye, With fnng and profpea, which abound From birds, and woods, and waters rouud. But when the fun, with noontide ray, Flames forth intolerable day ; While Heat fiU fervent on the plain, With TMrlt and Languor in his train ; All nature fickening in the blaze :...

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...to& Of death, of life, alike afraid , For ever fled to iliady cell, Where Temp'rance, where the Mte^ Thou oft art feen, at early dawn, Slow-pacing o'er the breezy lawn; Or, on the brow of mountain liigb, In lilence feafting ear and eye With fong and profpeft, which aboiii From birds, and woods,...

...afraid ; For ever fled to shady cell, Where temperance, where the muses dwell ; Thou oft art seen, at early dawn, Slow-pacing o'er the breezy lawn : Or on the brow of mountain high, In silence feasting ear and eye, With song and prospect, which abound From birds, and woods, and waters...

...breezy lawn ; Or, on the brow cf mountain high, In silence feasting ear and eye With song and prospect /m)«, just to sun, with noon-tide ray, Flames forth intolerable Asyj^ While Heat sits fervent 6n the plain, \Vhiie...

...afraid ; For ever fled to shady cell, Where Temperance, w here the Muses dwell ; Thou oft art seen, at early dawn, Slow-pacing o'er the breezy lawn : Or on the brow' of mountain high, In silence feasting ear and eye, \\ ith song and prospect, which abound From birds, and woods, and waters...

...afraid ; For ever fled to shady cell, Where Temperance, where the Muses dwell ; Thuu oft art seen, cZ @+ - hi silence feasting ear and eye, With song and prospect, which abound From birds, anil woods, and waters...