GIFT OF 
 Professor L M Price 
 
GIFT OF 
 
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Nor caange of fortune, nor your cruel hat< 
 Shall cure my pa. lion, or its warmth ; 
 
 Faife as you are, how dare you trr.fb ane 
 To winds a id waves as treacherous as \ou 
 Think : !: will the gods you fcrve, if go;* 
 For crimes like your s their pun! 
 If injur d innocence their care be made, 
 Tiio 1 ib ^ ivc, their certain \ i 
 
 What if your bark, by adveri, 
 Should on fome barb rous coaft, like mine, i 
 Think that you fee yotir friends and you pi 
 By favage people, greedy of your blooi 
 Who then will fi.atch you from your fell d 
 You ll fi:ul no YARICO to ihield } on iherr- 
 How would you \viili you never had beti, 
 Or fold for trilling f^in an : 
 
2IO YARICOTOINKLI. 
 
 But you, r .1* :ny c, its and pray rs, 
 
 ... iy \vro:i^3, and mock, my failing tears ; 
 Not one return for ail the mighty debt, 
 But cruel rage, and perfecutin<f hate j 
 This, this is ali your nature can bellow, 
 Aid thus \ ou pay the gratitude YOU owe. 
 
 Time and my griefs this body ihall decay, 
 My moving frame ihall be but lifelefs cFay ; 
 Then peaceful in thefllent grave I ll reft, 
 Still this \varm blood, and calm this glowing bread 
 But the remembrance of my wrongs Ihall live, 
 Your treachery whole ages ihall furvive ; 
 Men yet unborn will my hard lot relate, 
 And ciufe your cruelty, and weep my fcte : 
 And if in diilant years feme haplefs maid, 
 Shall be by faithlefs, barb /ous man betrayed ; 
 Coudem./d in iharpcil mifery to rove, 
 Uablefs d with hope, yet curs d with fatal love j 
 die to whom life ar,d liberty he owes, 
 FJ om w ; ioie indulgence ev ry blclling flows ; 
 Tnen ihall be d,*v.w.i the jutl comr-arifon, 
 
 " So truiled YARKO and \vas u .done." 
 
 
 
 Think of that morn when on the beech I flood, 
 And faw the bark at anchor on t;:e flc . 
 Straight to your cave \vith ^agcr lul^c 1 ran, 
 " Uphold, I crv\l, a ventl on the main I 
 
YARICO TO INKLE. 
 
 " Uiii.uov.-.i to peace kcurivy caa give. 
 No mo.e you seeded ; pieafure in your eyes 
 Fl | like a ihootiag light in ev iuug mits. 
 
 ~r arms around my neck were tin. 
 a jucui: traafports on my iips you lr: 
 7i:e mighty joy, too great to l^ 
 
 G;o\v d o.i your caeeks, aad firu^^icd in your bread. 
 i, vou cry d, yc friendly incurs, adieu !" 
 .nibraces to the ihoi e we Ikw. 
 
 iv cave, my 
 
 id retreat, 
 
 ny happineis, ray uiitty s ieat, 
 " Farewell ! and ye, ye cruel men, auicu ! 
 " Adieu to all, my YARICO, but you ! 
 " You, my preferver, (hall be ever near, 
 Heign hi my foal, and ev ry ble II 15 ihire. * 
 
 But why do I pur fue th* ungrateful tale ? 
 Why urge a fuit that never \vill prevail r 
 Why tell, whe.i nearer to the Ihore we drew, 
 The waving colours you beheld aad knew. 
 " See, fee, my love, what heav a relent.. 
 " Behold my friends, my countrymen aad i riends 1" 
 Then loud you cry d, and \vavM your hand in air, 
 Ai.J ilra igut we fow tiie hail aingbo: 
 
 1 ilrokes we cut the yielding lide, 
 And joyful climb the lofty veuVi s lid-.-. 
 
 leitv, and reicietj lear ; 
 
YARICO TO INKLE. 
 
 From death, the greateft of all ills \ve dre.. 
 1 o U- in o.ie propit ous moment freed ; 
 Be happintfs that can addition know, 
 YOLU friends embraces made it Co to you. 
 
 And now the (hip, n if;,rh its crackling fails,, 
 Vv iio.e bend i n catch the rifing gales : 
 
 -. .iftar.t clpwdi appear., the lelVning ihore, 
 Till the iaiiit profped can be (een no more. 
 
 "" - . mv countrymen, adieu! 
 
 A lalll.o i .n-cwell here I take of you." 
 Th-.u v/liHc i cry d, as confc ous of my fate, 
 U .nfiial Iu4ii(-i3 on my i pirit.-: fat ; 
 My Llood ian co : c!, my bofom heav d with fi^hs, 
 
 iorrow trickled from my eyes : 
 v ith ucli i ... iorrow car 
 
 I yon look ? d the fame) 
 i O: - ! - my love, this change, thio ir.ourn- 
 
 as you fp.-j 1 e, 
 . .r ! oh ! teil nu- u !r/ vo 
 
 ;:re from your e\e ! 
 ; : ills yw.i fi 
 " Or liiai , 
 
 
 
 : ." 
 
 leccit, 
 
YARICOTOINKL*. 
 
 T -- - rt --lyfelf, I thought the v\ o: id fo too, 
 Nor ialichood fcar d, for no d. tit J - lew. 
 
 e I \vrt, mv nri -fs wei 
 L: decreed I mint for ever weep. 
 w the driving winds, the fleeting (hip 
 IJrifFs the ".vh tr 1 \vav.~, a :d I 1 ims a!o;;g the- deep ; 
 \V ie i on the deck a fudden (hont h J.card, 
 r lrbnl es w^lroint- coail at Ufl a;.pca t /. 
 
 il Jailors f!:ip from place to place, 
 A id fmilinqr.joy anpcar d o.i ev rv iacc : 
 
 Andmediti 
 
 Then \vas the fcheme of my undoiii^ laii, 
 Then \vas the curs d determination rradr. 
 Oh ! fiy \vliat mov d you to the cruel . . 
 Did it irom hate, or thirft of gain proceed ? 
 Urge nothing for if love s m 
 Is there from gratitude requit d no more ? 
 That .* the grand tie that ilionb 
 
 The furt ft charm to iix a nobL -. ^ 
 
 the hurni ^ 
 Have ihaJjw J v. ith a brov/ner d 
 
 is envy, ?"""< * 
 Nor 
 I from a race of fov i 
 
 My lovo, : .ii trai 
 
 . 
 
VARICO TO 
 
 VARICO 
 
 ^las ! iHiheeckd uil tiie 
 
 
 M, I ykij, u up t 
 !o 
 
 eieT g ho\v to bear mv v.o: ! 
 
 me, oh ! pvc me t ::. ;:iencc to move 
 
 r ;,im lac!; to love 
 *i ! make him it J the horrors I endure, 
 
 1 kin !ly 11 v rjy niiieries to cure 4 
 So fhal) my life be fpcut in eiulicfs praife 
 
 g honors to your names I ll raile. 
 And now I ilooil upon the long d-ior ihorr, 
 And warmly hop d the hours of for row o er. 
 You fmilM, and as yen fondly prefAl niy hand, 
 " Welcome, you cry d, my \arico, to land! 
 " Thou kindeft, dcarcil, tcnd :t{t, lovely ma 
 " Now fhf.il my promisM gratitude be paid." 
 Oh ! bow unmanly is the flatl rinjr lye, 
 \Vliich c ltr.t; ! nt to c;i!;ance o;ir inHery ! 
 For tint which a^Hwatrs our troubles moft, 
 Is to know : ! know it loft. 
 
 Such foothing \\oi-.!s ro-ia-aPu the bla< !; dtccit, 
 
 c over, IM- te end was won ; 
 No r/orc i. . .;ood v. tars, 
 
 Uut c . iu i\i \ 13;, lit a 
 
Y ARICO TO INKLE. 
 
 Take her, you cry d, my right 1 here refi-n, 
 Your Ihve by purchafe, as ihe o.ice was mint-." 
 on ended j and the wretch to whom you fpoke, 
 Hid ill-nature fettLd in his lo.,:.) 
 
 tnd llernly feiz d upon my hand, 
 inl rudely haulM me und^r hh comr.i 
 
 "ch cruelty, what favage ever knew, 
 v/ hearing could believe you meant it true ? 
 Too true I found it, when with barl/ro-s 
 And hate unknown before, you ihook me o.r ; 
 
 hen plunnr d m e o er in ev ry human ill, 
 Mot to be fpoke, and what I o iiy feel. 
 
 Can you for-et, or did you ne er regard, 
 The iad dillrtfs v/..ich in mv foul appearM? 
 How chill* d with horror I could icarcc fu:\ 
 * and blafted ItiiFeaM yet alive ? 
 
 ,v !i:ig at your feet in v/iid deipair, 
 1 beat ir.y hit*. din;; !>i trail, and tore my : 
 Then what Hid rci:^, and love, and fear, not f 
 
 " .ncfi pronnited, a,,d my pasi^s ^ 
 " Dir laven; ,-, a ;d liiis fatal doom reverie, 
 > .icee::durM there is no ?v eater ci 
 fje \vhy with vengea:ice yon purfue 
 " Her who \va5 life :i:;d mv,v-i:i._-f3.to yo 
 * Releiit ef; ca.i you Jlar.d to all I fay, 
 , d, unrr-ovM Oh! give c 
 " Or kindly, withfomc well diilcmM^d \o.v 
 
" iJr.t oh ! I Lead my anguifli in your look ? 
 
 " I can no longer, for my heart js broke ! 
 
 " \\t let my heaving breaft and Itreaming eyes 
 
 " S|>tak for me what my fauii ring tongue denies . 
 
 " Recall the former image to your vk\v 
 
 e Of her who loves who was bclov d by you ! 
 
 " Who now oVrburtheiiM with a mother s carcg, 
 
 " The te.idcr pledge of our endearment bears ! 
 
 I fctl tlic i.if:uit Itrugjling in my womb, 
 
 * A", co ilc ous oT .!> w rctchedntfs to con.c : 
 
 " On ! t guiitleis babe ! let nature move 
 
 Your hta, t to pity, though tis dtaf to love 1" 
 
 I could r.o marc ; your cruel looks congea. d 
 
 l \1t iiovviug blood, and ev ry vital cimt d j 
 
 1> j I\-A fumheav dj my dying eyes 
 
 clj> u, a;:d leiife forfook me withniv cries : 
 
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 ever go.,e iii. 
 
 i v, c>:^ hud 1 been freed 
 
 
 1 ibu.id i..c. \v!x.i my fenfes o d, 
 
 ci .rs d houfcof hm icail my Lcru: 
 hitlti* v. ro;:;;i in vain Ididdeplo 
 r ;>o! , the ioiirctol" ail, 1 law no more. 
 
 . I aci i i fo i*c\ - eie d it.cls ! 
 ord co y a.iguiih, nor r||refs 
 
 liU to kern a ^liiiim i iug hoye alive, 
 L fid comibrt wretches can contrive :. 
 
YARICorTO INKLF, 
 
 thpain, 
 .- pity, but ^f d 5: 
 
 .c \voes, 
 And all tht wroi . cui loip 
 
 if to juftice, and love s fofter 
 Oil ! vet redeem me in regard to fame 
 .! ,e llviii^ ilory of my woe 
 
 ilid will ihiiii you, and the blaftiuj. 
 r.oot the monfter as you pals alo: 
 
 wretch, whole brtail t< 
 " Fe ; iated, for companion killM !" 
 
 , as you taught me, if there is to come 
 
 -Inni-rt 
 
 .Jon be o" 
 
 -rcy fnall your heart incline 
 To : 
 
 ..Ids. to;r,. ,\iange for peace 
 
 In-. 11, lhall bid s j 
 
 od> in mercv will t. 
 
 Or ii 
 
 .t content r hope to own, 
 
 vcu o;i a " 
 
.:in for cafe to bt;.s ..efs you ll re 
 , ons IU; i : ; <&, and av 
 
 Forgivv, t y::i itili lovM author of] 
 ricis are heavy, ar.J I mull compi; 
 Oh ! kill me, or for.:c milder ill pro-. 
 Ere fate quiu fevers, or the lens <Kvi<le! 
 That thoiu-.ht tl",il:ra^s mc- 
 And nature llilversat the < 
 A thouu .llicr.it v,-o;iK 
 
 But oh ! my trc;vi!.i r.. . haiiu \vill not <- 
 Then let your fancy iir.r.&e my cii:: 
 Andyet> o3i ! vet, while; 
 
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