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Poem by Mary Wortley Montagu
Song
How happy is the harden'd heart,
Where interest is the only view!
Can sigh and meet, or smile and part,
Nor pleas'd, nor griev'd, nor false, nor true --
Yet, have they truly peace of mind?
Or do they ever truly know
The bliss sincerer tempers find,
Which truth and virtue can bestow?
Mary Wortley Montagu
Mary Wortley Montagu's other poems:- An Elegy on Mrs. Thompson
- Epigram, 1734
- Addressed to ------, 1736
- To a Friend on His Travels
- Friday, the Toilette
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