Astraea's Teares An Elegie Vpon the death of that Reverend, Learned and Honest Judge, Sir Richard Hutton Knight; Lately one of his Majesties Iustices in his Highnesse Court of Common Plees at Westminster [by Richard Brathwait] |
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To my worthily-accomplished and most endeared Cosin, SIR Richard Hutton Knight. |
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To my worthily-accomplished and most endeared Cosin, SIR Richard Hutton Knight.
Sir, here receive these Obit-teares of Ours,
While Native Love and Duty nourish Yours:
Let us then joyne our Funerall Odes in One,
“His dearest God-sonne with his Eldest Sonne.
Though Heires in such like Teares doe seldom share,
I'm sure true Tears streame from your Fathers Heire.
While Native Love and Duty nourish Yours:
Let us then joyne our Funerall Odes in One,
“His dearest God-sonne with his Eldest Sonne.
Though Heires in such like Teares doe seldom share,
I'm sure true Tears streame from your Fathers Heire.
Excuse me, Sir, that these come forth so late,
“They come too soone by Voice and Vote oth' State.
“They come too soone by Voice and Vote oth' State.
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