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Robert Southwell

 
9781330970775: The Complete Works of R. Southwell: With Life and Death (Classic Reprint)

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I have endeavoured to make the present edition as accurate and complete as possible; whether I have been successful in the attempt it is for others to determine. To use the words of Father South well himself (in his Address to the Reader prefixed to Mary Magdalen''s Funeral Tears Let the work defend itself, and every one pass his cen sure as he seeth cause. Many carps are expected, when curious eyes come a-fishing. But the care is already taken, and Patience waiteth at the table, ready to take away, when that dish is served in, and to make room for others to set on the desired fruit.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Poems of the meek and holy martyr, Robert Southwell, very few words of preface are necessary. The work has long been known and appreciated by Scholars and Critics. The Poems of Father Southwell are however eminently adapted for general use. His touching aphorisms, his sweet quaint images, should make them familiar in every christian household. The Bard of Bards, Shakspeare himself, never gave a more wholesome lesson, than is couched in these simple lines :A chance may -win, that by mischance was lost; The well that holds no great, takes little fish ;I nsome things all, in all things none are crossed, Few all they need, but none have all they wish; Unmeddled joys here to no man befall, Who least hath some, who most hath never all. Let the children lisp the Poetry of Southwell, and lay it to their hearts. It has uses for this woi ld, as well as for the next.
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