ABRAHAM COWLEY;

the English Pindar, Horace, Virgil:

the delight, glory and desire of his age,

lies near this place.

Whilst that thy glorious volumes still survive

And thou (great Poet) art in Fame alive,

Here take thy full repose, free from alarmes,

In th' Churches bosome and the Muses armes.

Speak and tread softly Passengers, and none

With an unhallowed touch pollute this stone

Let sweet-strained Cowley in death's sleep ne're stir

But rest, rest ever in his sepulchre.

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