The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-01-28 00:00:00, page 4

AS a country Gentleman in London VMS read
ing a Newspaper in a Ceffe^uje, be said to a
Friend lobofat next him, I have &en looking sane
time to fee wbatjbe Minifry are about, but I can
not fad where tbofe Articles are ,at, not being ujed
ft the London Pa^erj.—— Look among the Rob-
Merits, replied , be other.
TRUE BENEVOLENCE. +
THE other Day, Jays Ned to Joe,
(Near Bed&e Confines groping)
Whene'er I bear & Cries
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ODE f 0 INN^CENC^. \ ;
Swter'i—raw.foc^w^PM#"";
Companion of the, infant prpaff.
Fond Parent of domefick Ease, .>
And tranquil Rest.
Say, in the folitar, CelL
"DoJ? tbrowith Pietyffje.
Far from the Sons of Fie/, rixbo dv>ell
With Pomp and Pride?
There do, tfofmoothe the Bronx of Care
Beam Hopeferene on Virtues Wore,
And fall the franfpertrof Dejpair
Tofoft Repose ?
Deft thou infome fequefter'd Grove,\
With rural Tenderness retire,
There fan the' Sparks of infant ^T" h, «;
Or with the Nymphs injbeunf Play, , _
Hide from the Swains amid the BowersC
Or with the blooming Lases fray
4 T6'cfyvmt ,lo_
Where, lovely Stronger, bast thoufled,
Since wetping Edenfaw tbee rove, ^;
Then pensive Beauty droof d ber Head,
And left the Grove.
Return, sconce beloved Gueft,^
Bring thy fair Friend, Content rtyitb thee,
Bring back the happy Hours that bfe,
M, Infancy.-