Upon Miss MacDonald from the Latin of Doctor King
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Upon Miss MacDonald from the Latin 
               of Doctor King
Forbes
From the Latin of Dcotor King.
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Upon Miss MacDonald from the latin of Doctor King
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Poem from the Latin of Dr. King on Flora MacDonald
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Vol. 8, 1601Paton
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From the ✝Latin of Doctor King.
Here too the beauteous Flora’s taught t’assume,
			Than ere the Goddess knew; a brighter Bloom.
The faithful CanvassCanvas softens with her Smile,
 
			She led thro’through treach’roustreacherous Firths &and ev’ryevery Storm
			O born to better Fate! — O Heav’nHeaven design’ddesigned!
 
			To succour Nations, &and preserve Mankind.
So to her Son, as thro’ the Wilds he stray’dstrayed,
			The Cyprian Goddess shone a sudden Aid.
A Veil of thick’nedthickened Air around she pours,
			And safely lands in Carthage lofty Tow’rsTowers.
What Thanks, O wond’rouswondrous Maid, to thee we owe?
			As long as Verse shall soar, or CanvassCanvas glow,
So long thy Name, thy Praises shall remain,
			The Pencils Labour, &and the Poet’s Strain.
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Forbes, Robert. “From the Latin of Dcotor King.” The Lyon in Mourning, 
                    vol. 8, 
                    Adv.MS.32.6.23, fol. 5r. The Lyon in Mourning Project, 
                    edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/ v08.1601.01.html.