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Upon sudden news of the much Lamented death of judge Trevers

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Learning and Law, your day is done,
And your work too; you may be gone
Trever, that lov'd you, hence is fled:
And Right, which long lay sick, is dead.
Trever! whose rare and envied part
Was both a wise and winning heart,
Whose sweet civilities could move
Tartars and Goths to noblest love.
Bold vice and blindness now dare act,
And—like the grey groat—pass, though crack'd;
While those sage lips lie dumb and cold,
Whose words are well-weigh'd and tried gold.
O, how much to discreet desires
Differs pure light from foolish fires!
But nasty dregs outlast the wine,
And after sunset glow-worms shine.

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Henry Vaughan
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Upon sudden news of the much Lamented death of judge Trevers
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Barroco
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Henry Vaughan, «Upon sudden news of the much Lamented death of judge Trevers», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-upon-sudden-news-of-the-much-lamented-death-of-j--henry-vaughan-c27958.html

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