Citation - Connecticut Courant: 1771.01.08

CC-H.771.005
1-8 Jan 1771:41 (315)
From a late magazine. 
ON THE DEATH OF A BELOVED WIFE WRITTEN BY HER HUSBAND.
While pining anguish, wild despair, 
Increase my pangs, prolong my care; 
Depriv'd of all my soul held dear, 
Enchanting joy, and love sincere.
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Once soft perswasion tun'd her tongue,
As truth sincere, and sweet as song:
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But hark! the sadly solemn bell,
Sullenly sounds my last farewell.
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