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A feast full of sad cheere, where griefs are all on heape; where sollace is full deere, and sorrowes are good cheape (1592)

Churchyard, Thomas, 1520?-1604 · London : W. Holme · leaf 12

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and thanCould paflc oflftime, with matters grauc or light. And whan beft proofe^of him good people had,A fickiics came, and tooke him hence in haft:The ncwes whereof, makes friendes & neighbors fad.Who hopes his foule, the heaue^is haue iinbrall; Loc Lordings all, how heere cur time we… … S^THE EPITAPH OF the Right honorable Sir fames Acrojft^ late Controller of the Queenes Maicftics Houlholde. IF world were waxt vnkinH,and would forget what liccrc is done:And clcanc wcarc out ofmind, rhe doubtful race that men do run,True writers Oiould reuiue, time part for fcarc old age would…

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