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TO MY OWN NOSE.
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Nose! thou rlddcr ofmy faces ,entrc;
Since l must followyou until ie,-
Since we are bound togctherby indenture,
The master thou, Ind the appFentieeI
D be to your rclauaohus Mentor,


Tho oft invisible, forever nigh;
Guard him from all dsgiSc. and misadventurc,
From hostile tweak, or Loves blind mastery.
So shalt thou quit tic city's stencil and smoke,
For hawthorn lanes, and copses Of young oal,,
seeming the gales Of Heaven, that have not yet
Lost their fresh fragrance since the morning


bro,;e,
Aud breath of flowers awith rosy May.dews


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The Observation-Disclosures.