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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPITAPH ON THE SECRETARY TO THE MUSES, by JANE BARKER
First Line: He's gone, and fate admits of no return
Last Line: Where, if there's any drink, he'll find it out.
Subject(s): Epitaphs
First Line: He's gone, and fate admits of no return
Last Line: Where, if there's any drink, he'll find it out.
Subject(s): Epitaphs
HE'S gone, and Fate admits of no return.
But whither is he gone? to's grave, no doubt;
Where, if there's any drink, he'll find it out.
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