By Adverse Fate

By adverse Fate when Beauty sighs.
A mingled claim our bosoms prove;
'Tis Virtue grac'd with gentler ties,
'Tis Pity soften'd into Love.

Blest, doubly blest, his transport glows,
Whose Pity can each joy refine;
When from that God-like source it flows,
The generous passion is divine.
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