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Excerpt from 1666, Ecchoes From the Sixth Trumpet, And, 1669, Fragmenta PropheticaKing James, Charles the Fii/t, the King and Parliament together, the Parliament alone, the Army, Oliver Cromwel, Richard Cromwel, a Council of State the Parlia ment again, and now King Charles the Se cona' during all which times he livea' in tho/e Places and in fuch midling Stations, between fier/bns of the highefi ana' lowe/t cle gree, exerci/ea' in Emyloyments,...

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Excerpt from Miscellaneous Works of George Wither: Second Collection And, Ioffe of good effeEURts which thence may ¿ow. For, if this V O I C E be welcome to your care. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work,...

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Excerpt from The Hymnes and Songs of the ChurchHee hath together in the Red-fea drown'd The Deepes, a couering ouer them were throwne, And, to the bottome funke they, like a lione.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the...

Excerpt from The Psalms of David, Vol. 1: Translated Into Lyrick-Verse And, becanfefome will thinck to examine my Verfion by the Pro/e Tranllations, I doe here infirm them, that the Language of the Mufes, in which the Pfalmes were Originally written, is not fo propere'yexprcyt in the profidia lee't as in vet/e: thatt/eere isa poetical! Em pha¿s, in neany places, which requires/itch an alteration in the Gramma ticall exprcfsib, as will feeme t...

Excerpt from Juvenilia, Vol. 3: Poems by George Wither, Contained in the Collections of His Juvenilia Which Appeared in 1626 and 1633 Pifh tell not me of Times, or danger thus To doe a Villany is dangerous, But in an honeit action, my heart knowes No more of feare, then dead-men doe of blowes. And to be ¿aue to Times, is worfe to me Then to be that, which moit men feare to be. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousa...

Excerpt from The Psalms of David, Vol. 1: Translated Into Lyrick-VerseIf you expel! Fuch elegant-firming Pa raph rates, as are compo/ed by tho/e, who felec'ting ea/y and Pajfrionate Pral mes, have trimmed them vp with Rhetoricall [tlu/irations, (jutable to their fancies, 6° the cha agable gnrbe of Afic'ted Language) [¿ail deceave your expectation hbf, 1 have purpofely avoycted tho/e Dg/'cants, é'confined m y [elf to the grave, 6 fimple Languag...

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Excerpt from Juvenilia, or PoemsWood is'demonflrably wrong, concerning the Cora tmti of the jt'nilia, and therefore. A doubt mull remain, whether the Poems, mentioned by him, are the Works of [wt/jon Philarete's Complaint called in the early Editions of Abufes fiript and whipt Jrotopbz'i: Complaint, is alluded to by the Poethimfelf, but the arbor, do not appear any where to be even hinted at. [vood adds that he had never feen 7725 fdcfiro/e of...

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Excerpt from A Collection of Emblemes, Ancient and Moderne: Quickened With Metricall Illustrations, Both Morall and Divine, and Disposed Into Lotteries, That Instruction and Good Counsell, May Bee Furthered by an Honest and Pleasant Recreation Which, in this humble Cv r p 7, my Low prefents 5 And, wilbeth it may adde to your Contents. Perhaps it {hall For, though I dare nor thew Thefe Figures, as well meriting your View 5 Nor boal't, as if th...