Die Werke von Herrn Abraham Cowley, bestehend aus denjenigen, die früher gedruckt wurden, und denen, die er Design, würde für die Presse, "aus Original des Autors Kopien in zwei Bänden veröffentlichen. Er Lohn, für die aufeinander einschlagen d treu und harte 5 Seine juft und gerechten Sache ruft ihn nach Hause. Und gibt ihm in der Nähe von himfelf fome Frau Abgeordnete Zimmer. Iv. Edlen und Großen Bemühungen hat er bringTo fave sein Land, und seine reftore König; und whilft die männliche Hälfte von ihm, die thofeWho wissen, nicht die Liebe, die ganze fuppofe, Performd alle Teile der Tugenden kräftiges Leben 5 Die schöne Halbe, seine reizende Frau, haben alle h

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The works of Mr Abraham Cowley Consisting of those which were formerly printed, and those which he design'd for the press, publish'd out of the author's original copies in two volumes . he Reward, For which belabour d faithfully and hard 5His juft and righteous Matter calls him home.And gives him near himfelf fome honourable Room. IV. Noble and great Endeavours did he bringTo fave his Country, and reftore his King;And whilft the Manly Half of him, which thofeWho know not Love, to be the Whole fuppofe, Performd all Parts of Virtues vigorous Life 5 The beauteous Half, his lovely Wife, Did all his Labours and his Cares divide 3Nor was a lame, nor paralitick Side.In all the Turns of Human State, And all th unjuft Attacks of Fate, She bore her Share and Portion ftill^And would not fuffer any to be ill.Unfortunate for ever let me be, If I believe that fuch was he, Whom, in xh^ Storms of bad Succefs, And all that Error calls Unhappinefs, His Virtue, and his virtuous Wife did ft ill accompany, V. With thefeCompanoins, twas not ftrangaThat nothing could his Temper change. His own and Country s Ruin, had not WeightEnough to crufti his mighty Mind. He faw around the Hurricanes of State, . Verfes mjritten on feveral Occajions. ; 5 7Fixd as an Ifland gainft the Waves and Wind. Thus far the greedy Sea may reach, All outward Things are but the Beach 5A great Mans Soul it doth affault in vain.Their God himfelf the Ocean doth reftrain With an imperceptible Chain, And bid it to go back again :His Wifdom, Juftice, and his Piety, His Courage both to fuffer and to di?. His Virtues, and his Lady too Were Things Celeftial. And we feeIn fpight of quarrelling Philofophy, How in this Cafe tis certain found.That Heavn ftands ftill, and only Earth goes round. ODE. Upon Dr. Harvey.I. COYNature, (which remaind, tho aged grown, A beauteous Virgin ftill, enjoyd by none, Nor feen unveild by any one)When Harvefs violent Paffion Ihc did fee.Began to tremble, and to flee. Took Sanduar), like 2)^/i&«^, in aTre

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