Kentish Lyrics: Sacred, Rural, and Miscellaneous (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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When as the pliant Muse, straight turning her about, And coming to the land as Medway goeth out, Saluting the deare soyle, O famous Kent, quoth she, What countrey hath this isle that can compare with thee! Which hast within thyselfe as much as thou canst wish, Thy conies, venson, fruit, thy sorts of fowle and fish, And what with strength comports, thy hay, thy come, thy wood Not any thing doth want that anywhere is good. Michael Dnarrox, 1618.

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