Quote by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey

London! hast thou accused me Of breach of laws? the root of strife! Within whose breast did boil to see, So fervent hot, thy dissolute life.

London! hast thou accused me Of breach of laws? the root of

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This quote is an expression of the speaker's frustration and accusation towards London. The speaker is being accused of breaking the law by London and feels the need to defend themselves. They describe London as a hotbed of discord, highlighting the city's chaotic and morally corrupt existence as the source of their own inner turmoil. The quote captures the speaker's sentiment towards London, painting a picture of intense dissatisfaction with the immoral and unruly nature of the city.

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By Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey

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