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Some Longer Elizabethan Poems

Note 6 — INTRODUCTION

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There is a better epitaph on Drake in Wit's Recreations(1640):—

'Sir Drake, whom well the world's end knew, Which thou didst compasse round. And whom both Poles of Heaven once saw, Which North and South do bound: The Stars above would make thee known If men here silent were: The Sun himselfe cannot forget His fellow-passenger.'

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