Then Raphael, big with life, the trump shall found,
From falling fpheres the joyful mufe thall rebound,
And feas and fhores shall catch and propagate it round:
Louder he 'll blow, and it shall speak more shrill,

Than when, from Sinai's hill,

In thunder through the horrid reddening smoke,
Th' Almighty fpoke.

We'll fhout around with martial joy,

And thrice the vaulted skies fhall rend, and thrice our
Louts reply.

Then firft th' Archangel's voice, aloud,

Shall chearfully falute the day and throng,
And Hallelujah fill the croud;

And I, perhaps, shall close the song.

From its long fleep all human race fhall rife,
And fee the morn and Judge advancing in the skiesė
To their old tenements the fouls return,

Whilft down the steep of Heaven as swift the Judge de-
scends!

Thefe look illuftrious bright, no more to mourn :
Whilft, fee, distracted looks yon stalking fhades attend.
The faints no more fhall conflict on the deep,
Nor rugged waves infult the labouring ship;
But from the wreck in triumph they arife,
And borne to bliss shall tread empyreal skies.

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CONTENT S.

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Love triumphant over Reafon. A Vision The Fortunate Complaint

221

242

Strephon's Love for Delia juftified, in an Epistle to

Celadon

Epistle to Delia

248

253

A Paftoral Effay on the Death of Queen Mary, Anno

1694

To a Painter, drawing Dorinda's Picture

273

To the Painter, after he had finished Dorinda's Pic

ture

Cruelty and Luft: An Epiftolary Effay

On the Marriage of the Earl of A

tefs of S

with the Coun

290

An Infcription for the monument of Diana, Countefs

of Oxford and Elgin

The fame attempted in English

Upon the Divine Attributes

Eleazar's Lamentation over Jerufalem

312

319

POMFRET

A Profpect of Death

Dies Noviffima. Or, the Laft Epiphany. A Pindaric

Ode, on Chrift's Second Appearance to judge the

world

344

THE END OF POMFRET'S POEMS.

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