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...Who dies in youth and vigour, dies the best, Struck through with wounds, all honest on the breast. But when the fates, in fulness of their rage, Spurn...last, the worst, That man can feel; man fated to be curst !" He said, and acting what no words could say, Rent from his head the silver locks away. With...

...Who dies in youth and vigour, dies the best, Struck through with wounds, all houest on the breast. But when the fates, in fulness of their rage, Spurn the hoar head of unresisting age, In dust the reverefid lineaments deform, And pour to dogs the life-blood scarcely warm: This, this is misery !...