Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded by Samuel Richardson
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V. My future lot I cannot know But this I'm sure, where'er I go, Whate'er I am, whate'er I do, I'll be the grateful PAMELA. VI. No sad regrets my heart annoy, I'll pray for all your peace and joy, From master high, to scullion boy, For all your loves to PAMELA. VII. One thing or two I've more to say; God's holy will, be sure, obey; And for our master always pray, As ever shall poor PAMELA. VIII. For, oh! we pity should the great, Instead of envying their estate; Temptations always on 'em wait, Exempt from which are such as we. IX. |
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