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Hamilton Fish Armstrong, ed. The Book of New York Verse.
1917.
Epitaph for Peter Stuyvesant, 1682
By Henricus Selyns
Late General of New Netherland
H
ERE
lieth Stuyvesantstir not too deep the sand!
He who commander was of all New Netherland.
Unto the foe perforce he gave the country oer;
If grief and sorrow ever burden hearts, his heart
Did die a thousand deaths and did endure a smart
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Insufferable. At first too rich; at last too poor.
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