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The strong base and building of my love 
Is as the very centre oe the earth, 
Drawing all things to it........... Wiese os Id. 
His thoughts are a his love is wise— 
And though he na not always smile, 
He loves nto the end... 2)... Son swicn Montgomery. 
eae may roll, _ ne, ia 
But he true soul - o 
Burns the same, where’er it goes............ 
FRI TIE BEG af 
BROOM. Hummirr. cara that low sweet roo t, 
which all heavenly virtues shoot... <a |. Moore, 
It is the witness still of excellence, 
To put a strange face on his own perfection. . . Shaks. 
Merit was ever modest known.......-..+-. Vs 2 Gay. 
I, your gl: 
Will modestly nh tht er to velde ee 
That of a which fect oil not te Shaks. 
w the cetema a 
To be of worth, vand orthy estimation, 
xa a ill I spare my ge towards him, 
ing him, is enough. &. Gyan oo 2 op )k sid.e 
The force of his own merit Be «3 his way......- id, 
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BUTTER CUP; or, KING CUP. Ricues. \ Wooing thee, I found thee of more value 
* Keene ge ade in gold, or sums in sealed bags ; 
And ’tis the very riches of thyself, : / 
Phot ele Taleo hiseces ee » oh pin Bbake \S 1 
RANUNCULUS ACRIS. 
She is indeed a 
™ to adorn = brightest crown: to see 
to admire . Thomas Franklin’ s 
Bart o Warwick. e 
ose 6 5 eee eee 
Had I + all t ‘shail ld wuioe ta 
Would be the power to lay it at bet ea Dryden. 
. Were I in the wildest waste sae black and 
The desert were a , if thou wert there; 
Were I monarch 0’ ' globe thee to reign, : 
‘The brightest jewel i in ‘my crown, wad be spe queen. » 
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Wert thou as far 
As that vast shore washed by the distant sea, 
I would adventure for such merchandise. .. . ig Shaka. 
