- diplomatic transcription
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- last version
THE BEST ENGLISH EPIGRAMS AND POETIC TRIFLES.
To be included:
Rochester: “Here lies our
sovereign...”
Byrom: “God bless the
King...”
From Brewer (“Art of Versification”):
PAGES:
| 231 | My love... |
| 233 | My muse... |
| 233 | Sleep, Mr. Speaker... (?) |
| 233 | As lamps... (?) |
| 233 | Sly Beelzebu... (note on French like) |
| 233 | I loved thee... |
| 234 | If all be true... |
| 234 | Here lies Fred... |
| 235 | The law... |
| 235 | Thoughtless that... |
| 235 | God bless (above mentioned) |
| 236 | I lost... (Note on French like this) |
| 237 | The law... |
| 237 | My temples throb... |
| 238 | On Easter... (?) |
| 15 | They say... |
| 15 | My daughters... |
| 15 | Here lie the bones... |
Lista datilografada.
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Names
- John Byrom
- John Wilmot, 2. Earl of Rochester
- Wilmon Brewer
Titles
- “Art of
Versification”
- As lamps
- God bless
- God bless the
King
- Here lie the bones
- Here lies Fred
- Here lies our
sovereign
- I lost
- I loved thee
- If all be true
- My daughters
- My love
- My muse
- My temples throb
- On Easter
- Sleep, Mr. Speaker
- Sly Beelzebu
- The law
- They say
- Thoughtless that
- John Byrom