Fairwell vain world I've known enough of thee: and now am careles what thou sayes of me: thy smiles I cort not nor thy frowns I fear: my cares are past my head lieth quiat here: what falts thou sawest in me now strive to shun: There is worke enough within thee to be done.
Verse epitaphs of this period can turn out to have a printed source. I remember stumbling across a really fine one once and later discovering it was by Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Date: 2012-10-04 03:03 pm (UTC)And the stone writing is so clear for the 18th century!
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Date: 2012-10-04 07:19 pm (UTC)Verse epitaphs of this period can turn out to have a printed source. I remember stumbling across a really fine one once and later discovering it was by Sir Walter Raleigh.