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...to thy root, Thou temptest none, hut rather much forbidd'st The feller's toil, which thou couldstill requite. Yet is thy root sincere, sound as the rock,...kingdom, whose foundation yet Fails not, in virtue and in \\isiiom laid, Though all the superstructure, by the tooth Puh erized of venality, a shell Stands now,...

...their distortion, are easily adjusted to the angle formed where the deck and the ship's sides meet. Yet is thy root sincere, sound as the rock, A quarry of stoat spurs, and knotted fangs, Which, crook'd into a thousand whimsies, clasp The stubborn soil, and...

...for drink, Which it would give in rivulets to thy root, Thou temptest none, but rather much forbid'st The feller's toil, which thou could'st ill requite....A quarry of stout spurs, and knotted fangs, Which, crooked into a thousand whimsies, clasp The stubborn soil, and hold thee still erect. » * * * •...

...for drink Which it would give in rivulets to thy root, Thou temptest none, but rather much forhidd'st The feller's toil, which thou could'st ill requite....Which crook'd into a thousand whimsies, clasp The stubhorn soil, and hold thee still erect. So stands a kingdom, whose foundation yet Fails not, in virtue...

...wars, reform the state ; A thousand knotty points they clear, Till supper and my wife appear. Prior. Yet is thy root sincere, sound as the rock, A quarry of stout spurs, and knotted fangs, Which, crooked into a thousand whimsies, cías > The stubborn soil, and hold thee still erect. Cowper. Yardlty...