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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: WHITING, NATHANIEL (1615-1670) Matches Found: 5 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` IN AUTHOREM, AMICISSIMUM SUUM, by JOSEPH ROSSE Poem Text First Line: The privilege that pen and paper find Last Line: Is that which crowns the verge of whiting's story. Subject(s): Whiting, Nathaniel (1615-1670) TO HIS FRIEND, A PANEGYRIC UPON HIS LOVERS, ALBINO AND BELLAMA, by I. PICKERING Poem Text First Line: Though I have vow'd a silence, and as yet Last Line: And sleep and vigils shall admire thy skill. Subject(s): Whiting, Nathaniel (1615-1670) TO HIS LOVING FRIEND THE AUTHOR, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: "to laud thy muse, or thee to crown with praise" Last Line: And that thy monument of brass shall raise Subject(s): "whiting, Nathaniel (1615-1670); TO HIS LOVING KINSMAN THE AUTHOR, by JOHN WHITING Poem Text First Line: When first I view'd the travails of thy quill Last Line: Thy love, and blood, till being cease to be. Subject(s): Whiting, Nathaniel (1615-1670) TO THE READER, by WILLIAM PUREFOY Poem Text First Line: Reader, take heed, complain not of the sting Last Line: So 'gainst thee shall all scourging satires end. Subject(s): Whiting, Nathaniel (1615-1670) |
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