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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON A NEW-CREATED NOBLE, by JOHN OWEN Poet's Biography
First Line: Of a long line, my lord, you well may brag
Last Line: ['well may' is corrected from 'justly']
Subject(s): Courts & Courtiers
First Line: Of a long line, my lord, you well may brag
Last Line: ['well may' is corrected from 'justly']
Subject(s): Courts & Courtiers
Of a long line, my Lord, you well may brag,
Whose Mother spun, whose Father cast the drag.
['well may' is corrected from 'justly']
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