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Sir John Suckling

(1609-1642)

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"O Suckling, O gallant Sir John,
Thou gentleman poet, first plume of the ton;
Fresh painter of Weddings,' great author of rare
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O facile princeps of wit about town.'"

-LEIGH HUNT.

Sir Charles Sedley

(1639?-1701)

"In his own sphere Sedley is unapproachable; such songs as 'Love still has something of the sea' or 'Phillis is my only joy' easily outdistance all rivals."-A. H. BULLEN.

John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester

(1647-1680)

I'm none of those who think themselves inspir'd,
Nor write with the vain hope to be admir'd,
But, from a rule I have (upon long trial),
T'avoid with care all sort of self-denial.
Which way soe'er desire and fancy lead,
Contemning fame, that path I boldly tread."
-Epistle to Lord Mulgrave.

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1905 r. 4-6

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SIR JOHN SUCKLING

(1609-1642) From the Portrait by Russell, after Vandyke, in the

National Portrait Gallery

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