The dispensary : a poem in six canto's [sic] (1699)
Garth, Samuel, Sir, 1661-1719 · London : John Nutt · leaf 61
27 THE … CANTO III. LL Night the Sage in Penfive T umults lay. XJ&- Complainingof the flow approach ofDay* Oft turn’d him round, and ftrove to think no [more. Of what (brill Colon fpoke the Day before. Com/lips and Poppies o’er his Eyes he fpread. And S — d’s Works he laid beneath his Head. But all thofe…
Royal College of Physicians of London · Medicine in literature · London (England)
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