Samuel Garth

Samuel Garth

Summary

Portrait of Samuel Garth Samuel Garth The Dispensary — Canto III. (1714)

The Wife thro' Thought th'Insults of Death defy;
The Fools, thro' bless'd Insensibility.
'Tis what the Guilty fear, the Pious crave;
Sought by the Wretch, and vanquish'd by the Brave.
It eases Lovers, sets the Captive free
And, tho' a Tyrant, offers Liberty.
Sound but to Arms, the Foe shall soon confess
Our Force encreases, as our Funds grow less;
And what requir'd such Industry to raise,
We'll scatter into nothing as we please.
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