Category: Poetry
John Phillips’ anonymous poem, _A Satyr Against Hypocrites_, was entered in the Stationers’ Register on March 14, 1654-55 as the work of his brother Edward and the property of his publisher Nathaniel Brook, and it was probably published on August 17 (David Masson, _The Life of...
Now what a whetstone was it to devotion To see the pace, the looks, and every motion O’th Sunday Levite when up stairs he march’t, And first beheld his little band stiff-starcht...
1. Part 1John Phillips’ anonymous poem, _A Satyr Against Hypocrites_, was entered in the Stationers’ Register on March 14, 1654-55 as the work of his brother Edward and the property of h...
3. Part 3[Sidenote: Much good may doe you Sir.] Now then, like _Scanderbeg_ he falls to work, And hews the Pudding as he hew’d the Turk. How he plough’d up the Beefe like Forrest-land, A...