Note 178 — WINDSOR FOREST.
Reading edition
This resembles Waller in his panegyric on Cromwell:
While by your valour and your bounteous mind, Nations, divided by the sea, are joined.—Wakefield.
Reading edition
This resembles Waller in his panegyric on Cromwell:
While by your valour and your bounteous mind, Nations, divided by the sea, are joined.—Wakefield.