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"I have learned to dread what cometh suddenly, And sniff about a sweet thing like a hound: And most I dread the sudden gifts of gods."
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Stephen PhillipsThink you the old would die? — Stephen Phillips
"Think you the old would die? At any cost they would prolong the light. Tis we, in whose pure blood the fever takes, Newly innoculate with violent life, Tis we who are so mad to die."
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Stephen Phillips was an English poet and dramatist, who enjoyed considerable popularity early in his career.
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"The listless ripple of Oblivion."
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