Federer, Charles A, Gent, Thomas, 1693-1778, Chambers, Robert, 1802-1871 · London : E.Stock · leaf 87
read of fair Amelias Line : o Such who were judgd for Virtue blefsd in Heavn, And who on Earth would never ceafe to fhine.Whilfl thus to a6live Piety inclind,A fure Defence was placed oer the Mind. In Painting fome would draw the Martyrs dear, How rackd, and fcourgd, fufpended, burnt to death : Yet… … Others again defcribd immortal Joys, Like NcHars Streams diflilld oer pearly Sand : How blifsful Torrents, with harmonious Noife,Adorn the Meadows of that heavnly Land ; Where fmiling- Banks are crownd with fadelefs Flowrs, And martyrd Virgins blefsd in facred Bowrs. I The End of the Second PART,
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