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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TOMB OF THOMAS MORLEY, D. 1566; STAINING, LANCASHIRE, by UNKNOWN First Line: Man by lying downe in his bedde to reste Last Line: To the blessed, joifull, and to the cursed ach and woe. %andto the electe, heaven, and to the reprob Subject(s): Lancashire, England | |||
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