Versos English Michael Wigglesworth Civ. [89]

English poem

Civ. [89]

by (1631–1705)

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“Again you thought and mainly sought   a name with men t’ acquire; Pride bare the Bell that made you swell,   and your own selves admire. Mean fruit it is, and vile, I wiss,   that springs from such a root; Virtue divine and genuine   wonts not from pride to shoot.