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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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OBSERVATIONS IN THE ART OF ENGLISH POESY: 14. TROCHAIC VERSE: THE TENTH EPIGRAM, by THOMAS CAMPION Poet's Biography
First Line: Smith, by suit divorced, the known adult'ress
Last Line: Tree embrace, again the fatal halter.
Subject(s): Divorce
First Line: Smith, by suit divorced, the known adult'ress
Last Line: Tree embrace, again the fatal halter.
Subject(s): Divorce
Smith, by suit divorced, the known adult'ress
Freshly weds again; what ails the mad-cap
By this fury? ev'n so thieves by frailty
Of their hemp reserved, again the dismal
Tree embrace, again the fatal halter.
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