An Epitaph On Sr John Walter, Lord Cheife Baron Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DDEEDDEECCF EEGGEEBFHI DDEEJJF DDFFKKKKFF CC| Farewell Example Living Rule farewell | A |
| Whose practise shew'd goodness was possible | B |
| Who reach'd the full outstretch'd perfection | C |
| Of Man of Lawyer and of Christian | C |
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| Suppose a Man more streight than Reason is | D |
| Whose grounded Habit could not tread amisse | D |
| Though Reason slepd a Man who still esteem'd | E |
| His wife his Bone who still his children deem'd | E |
| His Limbes and future Selfe Servants trayn'd friends | D |
| Lov'd his Familiars for Themselves not ends | D |
| Soe wise and Provident that dayes orepast | E |
| He ne're wish'd backe again by whose forecast | E |
| Time's Locke Time's Baldness Future Time were one | C |
| Since nought could mende nor marre one Action | C |
| That man was He | F |
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| Suppose an Advocate | E |
| In whose all conquering tong true right was Fate | E |
| That could not pleade among the grounded throng | G |
| Wrong Causes right nor rightfull causes wrong | G |
| But made the burnish'd Truth to shine more bright | E |
| Than could the witnesses or Act in sight | E |
| Who did soe breifely soe perspicuously | B |
| Untie the knots of darke perplexity | F |
| That words appear'd like thoughts and might derive | H |
| To dull Eares Knowledge most Intuitive | I |
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| A Judge soe weigh'd that Freinde and one of Us | D |
| Were heard like Titius and Sempronius | D |
| All Eare no Eie noe Hande oft being par'd | E |
| The Eies Affections and the Hands Reward | E |
| Whose Barre and Conscience were but two in Name | J |
| Sentence and Closet Censure still the Same | J |
| That Advocate that judge was He | F |
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| Suppose | D |
| A sound and setled Christian not like those | D |
| That stande by fitts but of that Sanctity | F |
| As by Repentence might scarce better'd be | F |
| Whose Life was like his latest Houre whose way | K |
| Outwent the Journey's Ende where others stay | K |
| Who slighted not the Gospel for his Lawe | K |
| But lov'd the Church more than the Bench and sawe | K |
| That all his Righteousnes had yet neede fee | F |
| One Advocate beyond himselfe 'Twas He | F |
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| To this Good Man Judge Christian now is given | C |
| Faire Memory noe Judgment and blest Heaven | C |
William Strode
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