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Your beauty was the first that won the place,
And scaled the walls of my undaunted heart,
Which, captive now, pines in a caitive case,
Unkindly met with rigour for desert;–
Yet not the less your servant shall abide,
In spite of rude repulse or silent pride.
William Fowler
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William Fowler
Born:
1560
Died:
1612
(aged 52)
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William Fowler was a Scottish poet, writer, courtier, and translator, active from 1581 to 1612.
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