When fatal lethargy o'erwhelmed my soul, My loved one strove to rouse me, but in vain; And now, when I would fain in slumber deep Forget myself, full soon remorse doth wake me.

Remorse ensueswith every fierce disease.

But in thy sentence our remorse foresee, And in that foresight this thy doom recall.

Even meanest things, exchang'd from former state, The virtuous mind with some remorse doth mate.

But G. has been worryting about them ever since; if I have heard him once, I have heard him a hundred times express a remorse proportiond to a consciousness of having been guilty of an atrocious libel.

And fruitless late remorse doth trace Like Hebrew lore, a backward pace Her irrecoverable race.