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Poems by Robert Gomersall

Gomersall, Robert (1602-1646?)

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An Elegy upon the death of Mris Anne King.

To the Deane, from Flower in Northampton shire 1625. now the worthy Bishop of Norwich.

To Mr. Holiday Archdeacon of Oxon: from Flower 1625.

Vpon the death of his worthy friend Mr. Iohn Deane of New-Colledge.

To his Detractors.

A Song for the Musicke lecture.

An Elegie upon the Noble Merchant Mr. Fishborne.

Vpon a vertuous Magistrate.

THE EXPLANATION of the Frontispice.

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THE LEVITES REVENGE:

The explanation of the Frontispice.

To my learned and highly esteemed Friend, Mr. Robert Gomersall.

Epitaphium Concubinæ.

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THE LEVITES Revenge.

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III.

A Thanksgiving for a recovery from a burning Feaver.

Upon our vaine flattery of ourselves that the succeeding times will be better then the former.

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AN ELEGY VPON the untimely, yet Heroicall death of Gustavus Adophus the Victorious King of Sweden, &c.

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Are we the onely faulty? or am I
Pickt out for eminent Iniquity?
All lights on me, twas I that rays'd these warres,
Twas I that this thicke people like to starres,
Have lessend into Number; I alone
Merit both peoples curses joynd in one,