"The cottage curs at [—] early pilgrim bark."—Id.
"'Tis granted, and no plainer truth appears,
Our most important [—] are our earliest years."—Cowper.
"To earn her aid, with fix'd and anxious eye,
He looks on nature's [—] and on fortune's course."—Akenside.
"For longer in that paradise to dwell,
The law [—] I gave to nature him forbids."—Milton.
"So little mercy shows [—] who needs so much."—Cowper.
"Bliss is the same [—] in subject, as [—] in king;
In [—] who obtain defence, and [—] who defend."—Pope.
"Man made for kings! those optics are but dim
That tell you so—say rather, they [—] for him."—Cowper.
"Man may dismiss compassion from his heart,
But God will never [———-]."—Id.
"Vigour [—] from toil, from trouble patience grows."—Beattie.
"Where now the rill melodious, [—] pure, and cool,
And meads, with life, and mirth, and beauty crown'd?"—Id.