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... Bentworth , who was the second son of John Wither of Manydowne , near Wootton St. Lawrence , in the same county . His mother's name before marriage was Anne Serle . George Wither , in 1613 , praised in a poem his old schoolmaster , a ...
... Bentworth , who was the second son of John Wither of Manydowne , near Wootton St. Lawrence , in the same county . His mother's name before marriage was Anne Serle . George Wither , in 1613 , praised in a poem his old schoolmaster , a ...
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... Bentworth , Wither at last found his way to London by entering himself as a law student at Lincoln's Inn . He sought the poets and was welcomed among their company . William Browne , whom Wither calls " That happy swain that shall Sing ...
... Bentworth , Wither at last found his way to London by entering himself as a law student at Lincoln's Inn . He sought the poets and was welcomed among their company . William Browne , whom Wither calls " That happy swain that shall Sing ...
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... . " North - east , not far from this great Pool , " lies Bentworth . Wither begins , therefore , with de- scription of the scenery about his father's farm . H. M. " " Faire - Virtue ; OR , THE MISTRESS OF PHIL'ARETE X Introduction .
... . " North - east , not far from this great Pool , " lies Bentworth . Wither begins , therefore , with de- scription of the scenery about his father's farm . H. M. " " Faire - Virtue ; OR , THE MISTRESS OF PHIL'ARETE X Introduction .
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affections Alexis Alresford aught beauty beauty's behold Ben Jonson Bentworth brave breast breath conceit creature Cuddy dare dear deigned delight despair disdain doth e'er earth ECLOGUE Envy espy esteem excellence eyes Fair ladies Faire Virtue fairest fame fate favours fear flocks fortune friends gentle George Wither glory grace grief grieve groves grow hath hear heart heaven hills honour hope hunt ladies leave Marshalsea matchless merry mistress move Muse ne'er never nought nymphs oh mind thou passions pastoral perfect creature perfection Philarete pity plain pleasures poesy poets poor praise rest safety thou love scorn seems shepherds sighs sing smile Solitary rocks song sorrow soul spite strain sung swain sweet tell thee There's things thou dost thou shalt thought thrall thy Maker true Twill unto wanton whilst Willy Wither wont worth wrong