Chapter 8: Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea (1661-1720).

The article presents several poems by Anne Finch. "All is Vanity." First Line: How vain is Life! which rightly we compare; Last Line: That Vanity's our Lot, and all Mankind is Vain. "An Invocation To Sleep." First Line: How shall I wooe thee gentle rest, Last Line: The surer Friend, tho' with the ha...

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