History & Politics

On Rutt the Iudge

by Charles Cotton 1630–1687

From Poems on Several Occasions (1689)

History & Politics

Rvtt, to the Suburb Beauties full well known,
Was from the bag scarce crept into a Gown,
When he, by telling of himself fine tales,
Was made a Judge, and sent away to Wales:
'Twas proper and most fit it should be so,
Whither should Goats but to the Mountains go?

MLA

Cotton, Charles. “On Rutt the Iudge.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/cotton/24/.

Chicago

Cotton, Charles. “On Rutt the Iudge.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/cotton/24/.

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