The dispensary : a poem in six canto's [sic] / [Anon].

  • Samuel Garth
Date:
1709
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Credit: The dispensary : a poem in six canto's [sic] / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    With that* a Glance from mild Auroras Eyes, Shoots thro’ the Cryftal Kingdoms of the Skies , The Savage Kind in Foreftsccafe to ream. And Sots overcharg’d with naufeous Loads reel home* Light’s chearful Smiles o’er th’Azure Wafte are fpread. And Mifs from Intis o’ Court bolts out unpaid. The Sage tranfported at th’approaching Hour, Impericufly thrice thunder’d on the Floor •, Officious Squirt that moment had accefs, HisTruft was great, his Vigilance no left.' To him thus Horofcops* My kind Companion in this dire Affair, Which is more Light, fince you affume a Share % Fly with what haft you us’d to do of old. Why Clyfter was in danger to be cold : 9 With Expedition on the Beadle call To fummon all the Company to ih? Hall. Away the trufty Coadjutor hies, Swift as from Phyal Steam of Harts-horn flies. The Magas in the int rim mumbles o’er -j Vile Terms of Art to feme Infernal Pow’r, C And draws Myfterious Circles on the Floor. ) But from the gloomy Vault no glaring Spright, Afcends to blaft the tender Bloom of Light. No my flick Sounds from Hell's detefted Womb, In dusky Exhalations upwards come. And now to raife an Altar he decrees. To that devouring Harpy call’d Difeafe.
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