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A60960 The fate of Capua a tragedy, as it is acted at the Theatre in Lincolns-Inn-Fields by His Majesty's servants / written by Thomas Southerne. Southerne, Thomas, 1660-1746. 1700 (1700) Wing S4757; ESTC R12322 41,770 85

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Junius left behind him Mag. I thank the Gods I have liv'd long enough To all the reasonable ends of Life Liv'd to my Friends my Country and my Fame Have glutted Nature with satiety Tir'd all her various appetites of change And 't wou'd be an unmannerly return For my good cheer and welcome of the Feast When I have sat it out to grudge to rise Blo We are all ready now to take our leave Mag. But one word more and then I go with you They support each other Pac. She 's Innocent and well provided for Mag. The Dead live after in the memory Of those alive so to be handed down Thro' all the Ages of Posterity As Tryers of their Fame abhorr'd or lov'd According to their good or ill in Life Pac. I wou'd be mention'd only in my Death Mag. Let it be said of us we wou'd have dy'd To save our Country since we cou'd not that Nothing cou'd tempt us to survive its fate Now lay us gently down Enter a Messenger Vib. What is thy News Mess Our Gates are open'd to the Enemy And Capua is no more Blo Wou'd it were so Better be nothing than be miserable Pac. Thou com'st too late to do us good or harm By any News that thou canst bring us now Mag. I pity our poor Friends that stay behind Our Minds are going to their native home And for the earthy part Pac. I 've taken care When we are honourably laid in Death My Clients have their orders to bestow Our Bodies on a Funeral Pile that 's rais'd On purpose to preserve our last remains Mag. 'T is well now kindle it and we shall mount Up to the Skies in the aspiring Flame And live Immortal in a glorious Name Dyes FINIS Books Printed for Benjamin Tooke at the Middle-Temple Gate in Fleetstreet SIR Richard Bakers Chronicle of the Kings of England from the Time of the Roman Government unto the death of K. James I. Whereunto is added the Reign of K. Charles the I. and K. Charles II. 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