SatiresC. Whittingham, 1824 - 182 pages |
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allusion ancient answer Bishop of Norwich bishops called church crown dead death desired divine doth Earl Elderton English envy Epig Epigrams fair favour fear fist foul French Gabriel Harvey gentleman give gold golden Hall Hall's hand hath head Heaven honour hope horse-leech humour Juvenal Labeo lands late live London lords majesty Marston master means month's mind Muses never night noble nought Ocland parliament passage patron Persius pleased poesy poet poetical poetry poor rage reader rest rhymes ridicule Robert Drury satire SATIRE IV SATIRE VII satirist Satyrs Saxon says scorn sent Shakspeare shame Shoreditch Sir Edmund Bacon sire sith soul Spenser sweet tell thee thine THOMAS CREEDE thou thought tion tongue Twelfth Night unto verse vice Warton wear wherein whereof wont word worthy write yield