ON

SEVERAL OCCASIONS.

Then grieve not thou, to whom th' indulgent Muse
Vouchsafes a portion of celestial Fire;
Nor blamc the partial Fates, if they refuse
Th’ Imperial Banquet, and the rich Attire.
Know thine own worth, and reverence the Lyre.
Wilt thou debase the Heart which God refind?
No, let thy heav'n-taught Soul to Heav'n aspire ;,
To Fancy, Freedom, Harmony resign'd,
Ambition's groveling Crew for ever left behind.

BEATTIE's MINSTREL.

By CHARLES CRAWFORD, Esq.

VOL. I.

LONDON: PRINTED FOR T. BECKET, PALL MALL.

17 UN 1946

Printed by Jagues and Co. Lombard-street, Fleet-street.

THE CHRISTIAN,

A POEM,

IN SIX BOOKS.

THE FIFTH EDITION.

Believe, and shew the reason of a man! Believe, and taste the pleasure of a God!

Young.