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SIR JOHN DAVIES

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE- -continued.

Who is Silvia? what is she?

Sonnets-To his Friend

When in disgrace with fortune

No longer mourn for me

Let me not to the marriage

40

1570-1626.

The Immortality of the Soul

PHINEAS FLETCHER.

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8 tww w

38

39

39

If God build not the house-Ps. cxxvii.

1582-1650.

JOHN DONNE

41

Song-Sweetest love, I do not go

1573-1631.

43

From A Song--Go and catch a falling star.

FRANCIS BEAUMONT.

Life

1584-1616.

[Woman Hater, III. 1]

1579-1625.

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44

44

45

45

45

The Passionate Madman [Nice Valour, III. 3]
Song- Dearest, do not you [Spanish Curate, II. 4] 43
Priest of Pan
[Faithful Shepherdess, II. i)
Care-charming Sleep
[Valentinian, V. 2]
You soft winds, so clear . [The Chances, V. 3]
Let no man fear to die [The H. Lieutenant, III. 4.
Death is unwelcome never [Wife for a M., II. 2]
What need I outward garments [Elder Brother, II. 4
Who complains [In Ben Jonson's The Widow, IV. 2]
A sad Song-Weep no more [Queen of Corinth, III. 2]
See the day begins to break [Faithful Shepherdess, IV.4]
Song-Come hither, you [The Captain, IV. 5] 46

JOHN FORD.

1586–1629.

Song-Fly hence, shadows [Lover's Melancholy, V. 1] 47

What bird so sings?. [Sun's Darling, II. 1

Fancies are but streams [Ditto I. I

Can you paint a thought? [Broken Heart, III.2]

Dirge-Glories, pleasures

[Ditto V. 3] 48

Night Piece to Julia

68

1591-1674.

71

62

68

69

Gather ye rosebuds while ye may

I'll hope no inore for things that will not come

Why so pale and wan, fond lover?

SIR JOHN SUCKLING

COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE

To Lucasta, on going to the Wars

To Althea, from Prison

SIR JOHN DENHAM .

From Cooper's Hill

1609-1641.

1618-1658.

1615-1668.

The Change-Love in her sunny eyes

To-morrow I will live .

Lines to Hobbes and Hope

AUTHORS UNKNOWN-Bagford and Roxburgh

369

Ballads

between 1560 and 1700.

L'Allegro

Address to Light

Now came still Evening on

Eve to Adam-and Thus at their shady lodge

Adam's Morning Hymn

Michael-Servant of God, well done.

The Angel ended--and Eve

Il Penseroso

1612-1680.

died 1678. [?]

1620-1678.

1605-1687.

1688.

AUTHOR UNKNOWN

DR. JOSEPH BEAUMONT.

Hope

The straight gate would be made straighter yet.

Truth has such a face and such a mien

Shadows are but privations of the light

After Horace-Happy the Man.

BISHOP KEN

III

114

1637-1711.

Phillis is my only joy

MATTHEW PRIOR

[1637-1706.

1639-1721.

119

1664-1721.

One Prior-And is this all the fame .

His own Epitaph

Abra was ready ere I called her name

The merchant to secure his treasure

JOSEPH ADDISON

1672-1719.

The Lord my pasture shall prepare

'Tis not in mortals to command success

The spaious firmament on high

When all thy mercies, O my God

THOMAS PARNELL

From Hymn to Content

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A Song-My days have been

A Night Piece on Death .

THOMAS TICKELL

I hear a voice you cannot hear

AMBROSE PHILIPS

Blest as the immortal gods is he

PHILIP AYRES

To the Nightingale

Venture not with Love to jest

1679-1717.

123

1688-1732.

1696-1737.

128

DEAN JONATHAN SWIFT.

Pope on Swift

Stella's Birthday

'Tis an old maxim in the schools

Send me hence ten thousand miles

Thought the life of every lady

Not a bow-shot from the college

ALEXANDER POPE

Epigram-Poor Colly, thy reasoning

From The Essay on Criticism

On the Feuds between Handel and Bononcini

Epitaph-Heroes and kings

On the Collar of a Dog

Alas! how little from the grave we claim

To Lady Mary Wortley Montague

From The Rape of the Lock

The Characters of Women

The Use of Riches

He best can paint them

From The Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot

The Imitations of Horace

The Epilogue to the Satires

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