G.K.

_On our Lady Church in Salisbury_.

How many dayes in one whole year there be,

So many windows in one church we see,

So many marble pillars there appear,

As there are hours throughout the fleeting year.

So many gates, as moons one year do view,

Strange tale to tell, yet not so strange as true.

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