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resistance would offer but a stronger incite-
ment to daring vice.


Whatever is sacred, or beautiful, carries
its own protection with it, and nature sur
rounds it with but slight defence, which
warns but wounds not-for with beauty,
mildness alone should be united. Thus to
innocence, nature gave modcsty blush.