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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPITAPH ON THE LAP-DOG OF LADY FRAIL (LADY VANE), by JOHN WILKES
First Line: At thieves I bark'd, at lovers wagg'd my tail
Last Line: And thus I pleased both lord and lady frail.
Subject(s): Animals; Dogs; Epitaphs
First Line: At thieves I bark'd, at lovers wagg'd my tail
Last Line: And thus I pleased both lord and lady frail.
Subject(s): Animals; Dogs; Epitaphs
At thieves I bark'd, at lovers wagg'd my tail,
And thus I pleased both Lord and Lady Frail.
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