Ellis Walker

1650-1700 / England

Popular Poems

Xix. True Freedom
Lxxi. Knowledge Vain Without Practice
Lxvi. Reservedness In Judging Others
Lvii. We Must Not Affect To Be More Than What We Are
Lxix. The Character Of A True Philosopher
Liii. The Inconvenience Of Being A Buffoon
Lxxvi. God's Direction To Be Implored On Every State
Xxvi. Injury
Xxiv. How To Be Invincible
Xliii. Oaths To Be Used Seldomly And Very Cautiously
Lxxii. Knowledge Without Practice
Liv. Of Our Behaviour At A Feast
Lxxv. The Usefulness Of Philosophy
Lxiv. Every Thing Hath Two Handles