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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON THE PICTURE OF THE AUTHOR, MR. SANDERSON, by THOMAS FLATMAN Poet's Biography
First Line: Let others style this page a chronicle
Last Line: The head is sanderson's, fathern's the hand.
Subject(s): Portraits
First Line: Let others style this page a chronicle
Last Line: The head is sanderson's, fathern's the hand.
Subject(s): Portraits
LET others style this page a chronicle;
Others Art's mystery; let a third sort dwell
Upon the curious neat artifice, and swear
The sun ne'er saw a shadow half so rare.
He outsays all who lets you understand
The head is Sanderson's, Fathern's the hand.
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