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Poem by Henry King, Bishop of Chichester Upon A Table-Book Presented To A Lady VVhen your fair hand receives this little book You must not there for prose or verses look. Those empty regions which within you see, May by your self planted and peopled be: And though we scarce allow your sex to prove Writers (unless the Argument be Love); Yet without crime or envy you have roome Here, both the Scribe and Author to become. Henry King, Bishop of Chichester Henry King, Bishop of Chichester's other poems:
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