The English Poems of Henry King D D 1592 1669 Sometime Bishop of Chichester
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For like a Flood broke loose the Armed Rout, Then Shut Him closer up, And Shut You out, 430 Who by just Vengeance are since Worried By those Hand-wolves You for His Ruine bred.
[151] ELEGIES Thus like Two smoaktng Firebrands, You and They Have in this Smother choak'd the Kingdom's Day : And as you rais'd Them first, must share the Guilt, 435 With all the Blood in those Distractions spilt. For though with Sampson's Foxes backward turn'd, (When he Philistia's fruitfull Harvest burn'd) The face of... your Opinions stands averse. All your Conclusions but one Fire disperse ; 440 And every Line which carries your Designs, In the same Centre of Confusion joyns. Though then the Independants end the Work, 'Tis known they took their Platform from the Kirk; Though Pilate Bradshaw with his pack of Jews, 445 God's High Vice-gerent at the Bar accuse; They but reviv'd the Evidence and Charge, Your poys'nous Declarations laid at large; Though they Condemn'd or made his Life their Spoil, You were the Setters f orc'd him to the Toil : 450 For you whose fatal hand the Warrant writ, The Prisoner did for Execution fit ; And if their Ax invade the Regal Throat, Remember you first Murther'd Him by Vote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For like a Flood broke loose the Armed Rout, Then Shut Him closer up, And Shut You out, 430 Who by just Vengeance are since Worried By those Hand-wolves You for His Ruine bred.
[151] ELEGIES Thus like Two smoaktng Firebrands, You and They Have in this Smother choak'd the Kingdom's Day : And as you rais'd Them first, must share the Guilt, 435 With all the Blood in those Distractions spilt. For though with Sampson's Foxes backward turn'd, (When he Philistia's fruitfull Harvest burn'd) The face of... your Opinions stands averse. All your Conclusions but one Fire disperse ; 440 And every Line which carries your Designs, In the same Centre of Confusion joyns. Though then the Independants end the Work, 'Tis known they took their Platform from the Kirk; Though Pilate Bradshaw with his pack of Jews, 445 God's High Vice-gerent at the Bar accuse; They but reviv'd the Evidence and Charge, Your poys'nous Declarations laid at large; Though they Condemn'd or made his Life their Spoil, You were the Setters f orc'd him to the Toil : 450 For you whose fatal hand the Warrant writ, The Prisoner did for Execution fit ; And if their Ax invade the Regal Throat, Remember you first Murther'd Him by Vote.
What to read after The English Poems of Henry King D D 1592 1669 Sometime Bishop of Chichester?
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