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Prestwich, Edmund (fl. 1650-1651)

To my Noble Friend Mr Edmund Prestwich, upon his Elegant POEMS.

To my Worthy Friend Mr Edmund Prestwich, on his Translation of Hippolitus.

To his most Honoured and most Ingenious Friend, Mr. Edmund Prestwich, upon his happy Translation of Seneca, his Tragedy of Hippolitus.

To his much Lov'd Friend Mr Edmund Prestwich on his Translation of Hippolitus.

To his Honoured and Ingenious Friend Mr. Edmund Prestwich on his Translation of Hippolitus.

To his Honoured and Ingenious Friend Mr. Edmund Prestwich, upon his Poems, and Translation of Hippolitus.

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I know thou'lt aske' why I no Front do weare
To take the distant eye? Not I, I sweare.
To give an invitation, and no meate,
Would not be thought a courtesie, but cheat.
Besides, (if mine owne feares aright divine)
Thou'lt find but too much Front in ev'ry line.