Small poems of Divers sorts Written by Sir Aston Cokain |
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10. To Mr. John Honyman.
On hopefull youth, and let thy happy strainRedeem the Glory of the Stage again:
Lessen the Loss of Shakespeares death by thy
Successful Pen, and fortunate phantasie.
He did not onely write but act; And so
Thou dost not onely act, but writest too:
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But what may be made up with equal years.
This is my Suffrage, and I scorn my Pen
Should crown the heads of undeserving men.
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