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...they lag, or run a-drift) So though he pofted e'er fo faft, His Fear was greater than his Haft i 65 For Fear, though fleeter than the Wind, Believes 'tis...left behind. But when the Morn began t' appear, And fhift t' another Scene his Fear ; He found his new officious Shade, 70 That came fo timely to his Aid,...

...run a-drift;} So tho' he pofted e'er fo faft, His fear was greater than his hafte : 6; For fear, tho' fleeter than the wind, Believes 'tis always left behind. But when the morn began t' appear, And fhift /' another fee ne his fear ; He found his new officious jhade, 70 That came fo timely to his...

...they lag, or run a-drift) So though he pcfted e'er fo faft, His Fear was greater than his Haft : 65 For Fear, though fleeter than the Wind, Believes 'tis always left behind. $. 59,60. jfj Seamen riJe with all their Force, — Andtstgaslf they rotu'd the Horfe.] John Taylor,...

...pofted e'er fo faft, His fear was greater than his hafte : For fear, tho' fleeter than the wind, <5 Believes 'tis always left behind. But when the morn began t' appear, And fhift t' another fcene his fear ; He found his new officious fhadr, That came fo timely to his aid,...

...pofted e'er fo faft, His fear was greater than his hafte : For fear, though fleeter than the wind, <Sj Believes 'tis always left behind. But when the morn began t' appear, And fhift t' another fcene his fear, He found his new officious fhade, That came fo timely to his aid,...

...Believe they lag, or run adrift) So, though he poftcd e'er fo fail, His fear was greater than his hafte ; For fear, though fleeter than the wind, Believes 'tis always left behind. But when the morn began '•' appear, And fbift ••' another fcene his fear, He found his new officious fhade, That came...

...hack.iey sails most swift, Believe they lag, or run a- drift,) So, though he posted e'er so fast, His tear was greater than his haste : For fear, though fleeter than the wind, 6i> Believes 'tis always left bebind. But when the morn began t' appear. And shift t' another scene...

...row'd the horse, And, when the hackney sails more swift, Believe they la;*, or rnn a-drifr) So, thongh he posted e'er so fast, His fear was greater than his haste : For fear, thongh fleeter than the wind, Believes 'tis always left behind. Bnt when the morn began to' appear,...