The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 4 - Poems and Plays by Charles Lamb;Mary Lamb
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To the memory of Dr. Onesimus Drake, Who forced good people his drugs to take-- No wonder his patients were oft on the rack For this "duck of a man" was a terrible quack. ON MATTHEW DAY Beneath this slab lies Matthew Day, If his body had not been snatched away To be by Science dissected; Should it have gone, one thing is clear: His soul the last trump is sure to hear, And thus be resurrected. * * * * * TIME AND ETERNITY Where the soul drinks of misery's power, Each moment seems a lengthened hour; But when bright joy illumes the mind, Time passes as the fleetest wind.-- How to a wicked soul must be Whole ages of eternity? |
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