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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VIRGIDEMIAE: BOOK 3: THE CONCLUSION OF ALL, by JOSEPH HALL Poet's Biography
First Line: Thus have I writ in smoother cedar tree
Last Line: And meet my far-fetch'd stripes with waiting sides.
Subject(s): Writing & Writers
First Line: Thus have I writ in smoother cedar tree
Last Line: And meet my far-fetch'd stripes with waiting sides.
Subject(s): Writing & Writers
Thus haue I writ in smother Cedar tree,
So gentle Satyrs, pend so easily.
Henceforth I write in crabbed oke-tree rinde:
Search they that meane the secret meaning finde.
Hold out ye guiltie, and ye galled hides,
And meet my far-fetch'd stripes with waiting sides.
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