SLEEP.
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Care-charmer, Sleep, sweet ease in restless mise


ry,


The captive's liberty, and his freedoms song;
Balm of the bruised heart, mans chief .'.licity,
Brother of quiet death, when life's too long.
A comedy it is, and now history,


What is not sleep unto the feeble mindl
1t easeth him that tolls and him that's sorry:
1t tmaketh the deaf to hear; to see, the blind.