English poem
EPIGRAM. (Tho' in the Commons-House you did prevail)
by Nicholas Rowe (1674–1718)
Tho' in the Commons-House you did prevail, Good Sir CLEEVE MOORE, and gentle Master HALE; Yet on Good Luck be cautious of relying, Burgess for Bramber is no Place to die in. Your Predecessors have been odly fated; ASGILL and SHIPPEN have been both Translated.
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