Books and Bookmen by Andrew Lang
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buried, and which was and maried above 10 years old, for because the
clarke was dead, and therefore they was not set down according as they was, but they all set down sure enough one among another here in this place." "They all set down sure enough," nor does it matter much now to know whom they married, and how long they lived in Melton Mowbray. The following entry sufficed for the great Villiers that expired "in the worst inn's worst room,"--"Kirkby Moorside, Yorkshire, 1687. Georges vilaris Lord dooke of Bookingham, bur. 17. April." "So much for Buckingham!" THE ROWFANT BOOKS BALLADE EN GUISE DE RONDEAU The Rowfant books, how fair they shew, The Quarto quaint, the Aldine tall, Print, autograph, portfolio! Back from the outer air they call, The athletes from the Tennis ball, This Rhymer from his rod and hooks, Would I could sing them one and all, The Rowfant books! The Rowfant books! In sun and snow |
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