William Alexander: Yet all that I have learn'd (hugh toyles now past) By long experience, and in famous schooles, Is but to know my ignoran

Yet all that I have learn'd (hugh toyles now past) By long experience, and in fa — William Alexander

Yet all that I have learn'd (hugh toyles now past) By long experience, and in famous schooles, Is but to know my ignorance at last. Who think themselves most wise are greatest fools.

William Alexander

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