English poem
EPITAPH on Mr. MOLESWORTH, Who erected a Monument, and placed an Inscription upon it in Honour of his…
by Anonymous
Under this stone both dog and master lie, Neither deserv'd to live, or thought to die. Do not disturb the happy sleeping pair, Who once in love, now join'd in burial are. But here's the curse, which Molesworth little thought,— He'll one day rise again, the other not.
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