Contents of the Eighth Volume.
| PAGE | ||
| John Lydgate. | The Siege of Harfleur and the Battle of Agincourt. (1415.) [Printed c. 1530.] | [13] |
| John Fox. | How the Lord Cromwell helped Archbishop | |
| Cranmer's Secretary. (July 1539.) | [25] | |
| John Proctor. | The History of Sir Thomas Wyat's Rebellion. (Jan.-Feb. 1544.) | |
| [Printed Jan. 1555.] | [37] | |
| ---- | The True Report of the burning of the Steeple and Church of Paul's in London. (4 June 1561.) | [109] |
| R. W[itc]. | Against the wilful inconstancy of his dear foe E. T. (? 1566.) | [32] |
| Is. W. | To her unconstant Lover. (? 1566.) | [227] |
| W. G. | A Love Letter to an unconstant Maiden. (? 1566.) | [239] |
| [George Gascoigne.] | The Spoil of Antwerp.It is better known as | |
| The Spanish Fury at Antwerp. (Nov. 1576.) | [141] | |
| George Elliot. | A very true Report of the apprehension of that arch-Priest | |
| Edmund Campion and three other Jesuit Priests. (July 1581.) | [203] | |
| [Mary.] | The Scottish Queen's Burial at Peterborough. | |
| (1 August 1587.) [Printed 1589.] | [341] | |
| Theocritus. | Six Idillia. Translated by E. D. [? Sir Edward Dyer]. (1588.) | [117] |
| Rev. Richard Hakluyt | The Destruction, Capture, &c., of Portuguese Carracks | |
| and Captain | [Santa Cruz, Madre de Dios, Las Cinque Llagas,] | |
| Nicholas Downton. | by English seamen. (1592-1594.) | [245] |
| [Giles Fletcher, LL.D.] | Licia, or Poems of Love—The Rising to the Crown of Richard III. (Sept. 1593.) | [413] |
| Richard Hasleton. | Strange and wonderful things that happened to him in his Ten Years' | |
| Travels in many foreign countries. (1582-1592.) [Printed 1595.] | [367] | |
| William Smith. | Chloris, or the Complaint of the passionate despised Shepherd. (1596.) | [171] |
| R[obert] T[ofte]. | Laura [i.e., Mistress E. Caril]. | |
| The Toys of a Traveller, or The Feast of Fancy. (1597.) | [267] | |
| ----- | The Merchant's Daughter of Bristow [Bristol]. (? 1600.) | [399] |
| [? Thomas Deloney.] | The Spanish Lady's Love. (? 1600.) | [200] |
| Sir Robert Carey, | Account of the Death of QueenElizabeth; and of his ride to King James | |
| afterwards Earl of | at Edinburgh. (25th-27th March 1603.) [Printed 1759.] | [476] |
| Monmouth. | ||
| T. M. | The true Narration of the Entertainment of his Royal Majesty [James I.] | |
| from the time of his departure from Edinburgh till his receiving at London. | ||
| (April-May 1603.) | [485] | |
| Michael Drayton. | Odes. (1606, and 1619.) | [527] |
| ---- | Love's Garland, or Posies for Rings, &c.(1624.) | [97] |
| Thomas, third Lord | ['Black Tom']. Short Memorials of some things to be cleared during | |
| Fairfax | my Command in the Army. (1645-1650.) | [564] |
| ---- | A Short Memorial of the Northern Actions, during the War there. (1642-1645.) | [577] |
| ---- | Cupid's Posies for Bracelets, Handkerchers, and Rings. (1674.) | [351] |
| George Villiers, | An Epitaph on Thomas, third Lord Fairfax. (? 1677) | [611] |
| second Duke of | ||
| Buckingham. | ||
| W. P. | Posies for Rings, or Mottoes fit for Presents. (1677.) | [410] |
| [Bishop Edward Coplestone.] | Advice to a young Reviewer: with a Specimen of the Art | |
| [i.e., a Mock Criticism of Milton's L'Allegro.] (1807.) | [615] | |
| W. Hunneman. | Old King Cole, his life and death. (? 1830-? 1837.) | [633] |
FIRST LINES OF POEMS AND STANZAS.
| PAGE | |
| Accept in gree | [273] |
| After that Harflete | [20] |
| A gallant Master | [401] |
| A gallant Whistle | [121] |
| A gallant Youth | [399] |
| A gentle tame | [326] |
| A' [=Ah] LICIA sigh! | [449] |
| "A King I was | [466] |
| Alas, wilt thou | [242] |
| All that this earth | [556] |
| All youthful wights | [32] |
| Also I find that | [230] |
| A Lucrece for | [232] |
| A maiden | [360] |
| Am I a Gorgon? | [179] |
| Amongst the | [311] |
| And, after many | [404] |
| And arm in arm | [408] |
| And as there | [547] |
| And by these | [560] |
| And cast me into | [33] |
| And cheerfully | [546] |
| And diversely | [530] |
| And ere her | [402] |
| And fain I would | [401] |
| And feeds him | [536 ] |
| "And for myself | [549] |
| "And if they crown | [470] |
| And if ye list to | [558] |
| And if you cannot | [229] |
| And in her heart | [400] |
| And in my choice | [533] |
| And in regions | [547] |
| "And I a Whistle | [121] |
| "'And I protest' | [471] |
| "And I," quoth he | [404] |
| And I, who was | [238] |
| "And me, not long ago | [123] |
| And now, "Farewell!" | [234] |
| And now he pries | [238] |
| And now to take | [399] |
| And raised my | [415] |
| And since doomed | [535] |
| And since the Feast | [557] |
| And since the fish | [238] |
| And taking many | [548] |
| And that great | [562] |
| And the ambitious | [547] |
| And this whereso | [229] |
| And Thou, the Genius | [174] |
| And though the | [273] |
| And thus I end | [36] |
| And thyself such | [241] |
| And turning to | [549] |
| And unto me | [231] |
| "And wantonly | [535] |
| And what's | [544] |
| And when he to our | [19] |
| And when they | [409] |
| And when you | [233] |
| And whether Nature | [415] |
| And why not I? | [529] |
| "An English Friar | [407] |
| An ocean Sea of | [315] |
| A painter drew | [429] |
| Apollo and the | [529] |
| Are those two stars? | [446] |
| As are the sands | [433] |
| As Britons that | [531] |
| As burnished | [289] |
| As by Eneas, first | [230] |
| As close as you | [229] |
| As duty wills | [240] |
| As his prisoner | [200] |
| As rocks become, | [300] |
| As sacrifice | [335] |
| A she there was | [462] |
| As those | [530] |
| "A tempest | [122] |
| A wise man poor | [108] |
| Beauty is like | [362] |
| Behold the | [399] |
| Being likewise | [185] |
| Believe it, he | [552] |
| Between [South]hampton | [16] |
| Beware of fair and | [234] |
| "Blest be the land | [404] |
| "Blest be the time | [201] |
| "Blood and Revenge | [474] |
| Bold are her (bis) | [459] |
| Both gems, and | [312] |
| Bright matchless | [424] |
| Bring forth your | [557] |
| Britans, you stay | [546] |
| But, all in vain | [233] |
| "But as the wolf | [468] |
| But, at last, there | [200] |
| But did declare | [407] |
| But ere the | [402] |
| But heaven shall | [464] |
| But heavens | [463] |
| But here, good | [35] |
| But how shall we | [555] |
| But if his falsehood | [231] |
| But if I cannot | [232] |
| But if I seem as yet | [127] |
| But if that every | [32] |
| But if that thou | [35] |
| But I'll not | [560] |
| But let that pass | [233] |
| But let the Poets | [133] |
| But like Leander | [237] |
| But, lo, in happy | [553] |
| "But most of all | [405] |
| But now, alas | [405] |
| But now let Venus | [35] |
| But now the harvest | [33] |
| But now what | [242] |
| But of thy | [238] |
| But of thy heart | [198] |
| But Plaints and | [463] |
| But rather than | [232] |
| But She, good Sir! | [559] |
| But sith thy | [238] |
| But such as I can | [234] |
| But 'tis dissolved | [555] |
| But wavering | [243] |
| "But well I know | [126] |
| But when the | [408] |
| But will ye not | [235] |
| By her a kiss | [462] |
| Can plighted | [240] |
| Can they that sit | [240] |
| Cease eyes to weep | [180] |
| Changed is my | [291] |
| Clip me no more | [561] |
| "Clusters of | [468] |
| Cold are her lips | [459] |
| Colin, I know that | [199] |
| Colin, my dear and | [173] |
| Come forth, fair | [127] |
| Come, my Love | [359] |
| "Commend me to that | [202] |
| Condemned he was | [405] |
| Conflicts as | [543] |
| Consider these | [243] |
| Courteous Calliope | [175] |
| Courteous Lady | [202] |
| Coventry that | [561] |
| Cruel fair Love | [446] |
| Cupid's Posies | [366] |
| Dear City! | [563] |
| Death, in a rage | [428] |
| Diana shineth | [288] |
| Die, die, my Hopes | [196] |
| Distance of | [462] |
| Do not too | [363] |
| Doris, I love not | [454] |
| Down from the | [278] |
| Down in a bed | [461] |
| "Do you resolve | [464] |
| Drawn, cunning | [302] |
| Each beast in | [193] |
| Each frown of | [364] |
| "Each little bird | [553] |
| Ease by Disease | [56] |
| Elstred I pity | [466] |
| Eunica scorned | [137] |
| Even as the lamp | [293] |
| "Fair Bridegroom | [134] |
| Fair Bristow | [400] |
| Fairfax the | [611] |
| "Fair Maid," quoth | [402] |
| Fair Maids, my | [366] |
| Fair matchless | [443] |
| Fair Maudlin | [400] |
| Fair Shepherdess | [195] |
| Fair stood the | [548] |
| Fairest, wear | [365] |
| Far better had | [292] |
| Farewell! Adieu! | [243] |
| "Farewell," quoth | [399] |
| Far more's my | [317] |
| Fearing of harm | [542] |
| Feed, silly sheep! | [176] |
| First did I fear | [434] |
| "For certainty it | [555] |
| "For ere I will | [407] |
| For every great gun | [17] |
| For God's sake | [560] |
| For he always did | [237] |
| For help the | [19] |
| For I, by suit | [32] |
| For if alone | [445] |
| For, lo, my careful | [33] |
| "For, look, what | [408] |
| For only Thee | [274] |
| For she that | [232] |
| For to behold my | [286] |
| For they be such | [529] |
| For they, for | [231] |
| For trial shall | [235] |
| For we, her peers | [135] |
| For when he, by | [230] |
| "Fortune and I | [466] |
| Fortune, cross | [275] |
| Frequent not | [35] |
| From milk of | [304] |
| "Gallant Captain | [200] |
| Give her th' Eoan | [532] |
| Give warmth to | [173] |
| Glad was her | [460] |
| Gloucester that Duke | [551] |
| "'GOD bless thee' | [472] |
| GOD that all this | [14] |
| Gold upon gold | [331] |
| Good folk, for | [560] |
| "Grammercy, Sirs! | [15] |
| "Grant, fairest | [432] |
| Grant me my | [407] |
| Grant me, thy | [406] |
| Great Janus, I | [532] |
| Great ordnance | [15] |
| Great sickness | [20] |
| Great semptuous | [317] |
| Great was the | [277] |
| Had she been | [562] |
| Half this is of | [555] |
| Hard are the | [428] |
| Hark, Lovers! | [300] |
| Hear how my Sighs | [442] |
| He ne'er seemed | [612] |
| Henry the Sixth | [467] |
| Her bosom full | [533] |
| Her canopy I'll | [553] |
| "Here is no place | [407] |
| Her father, he | [409] |
| Her gentle | [409] |
| Her loved I | [558] |
| Her Master | [407] |
| Her mother takes | [403] |
| Hero did try | [236] |
| He sighs, and sobs | [405] |
| He shipped there | [23] |
| He thinks his hap | [237] |
| "He then replied | [470] |
| He took his ship | [230] |
| How did my Heart | [556] |
| How doth fair | [405] |
| How durst he | [231] |
| How should'st thou | [201] |
| "How well were I | [405] |
| "I and the Council | [472] |
| "I called the | [471] |
| Idea, in which | [562] |
| I doubtless cannot | [34] |
| I grant an honour | [454] |
| I had the vow | [559] |
| "I have a brother | [401,] [406] |
| "I have neither | [201] |
| I have no Love | [456] |
| If, aged Charon | [445] |
| If April fresh | [302] |
| If case such hap | [240] |
| If cruel, thou | [327] |
| If every woman | [35] |
| If he be dead in | [447] |
| "If his shafts | [535] |
| If in the midst | [285] |
| If I, poor wretch | [34] |
| If I somewhile | [297] |
| If Laura, thou | [279] |
| If lovely Lass | [282] |
| If love, wherein | [313] |
| If poor thou art | [108] |
| If sad Complaint | [463] |
| If scalding | [337] |
| If Scylla had not | [235] |
| If Sea, no other | [283] |
| If that I die, fair | [449] |
| If those, by hope | [464] |
| If thou art cold | [321] |
| If thou intend'st | [365] |
| If thus we needs | [555] |
| If what is heavy | [299] |
| If whilom, in times | [298] |
| If white's the | [293] |
| If you so would | [229] |
| I live, sweet Love | [437] |
| "I'll pawn a calf | [120] |
| "I'll pawn no lamb | [120] |
| "I might have died | [435] |
| I never spent one | [34] |
| I paid for love | [35] |
| I pray the leave! | [561] |
| I rather wish | [232] |
| I saw, sweet Licia | [448] |
| I send you here | [363] |
| I sowed both pure | [33] |
| I speak, fair Licia | [442] |
| I stood amazed | [432] |
| I swear, fair | [433] |
| I that Cupid | [354] |
| "I then began to | [126] |
| I think King | [231] |
| I thrust my hand | [34] |
| "I will both see | [120] |
| "I will spend my | [202] |
| I will, yea, and | [529] |
| I wish sometimes | [430] |
| I wrote my sighs | [440] |
| Immortal fame to | [131] |
| Inamoured Jove | [431] |
| In Ida Vale | [430] |
| In kenning of | [547] |
| In King Antiochus | [130] |
| In Love his | [322] |
| In places far, or | [541] |
| In silver stream | [324] |
| In Sparta, long | [134] |
| In such a height | [556] |
| In tears she | [400] |
| In the Egean | [276] |
| In time the | [438] |
| Into a pleasant | [401] |
| Into despair it | [34] |
| "Into the land | [400] |
| In vasty sea | [338] |
| It came to me | [555] |
| It cannot two | [555] |
| It is a pity you | [361] |
| It shall suffice | [232] |
| It told me, "In | [555] |
| "It would be a | [201] |
| Jason, that came | [230] |
| Joy of my soul! My | [324] |
| Justly of thee | [288] |
| King Nisus had a | [236] |
| Lady, the sun | [284] |
| Lady, thou | [290] |
| Lady, what time | [299] |
| Laura is fair and | [329] |
| "Leave me not | [201] |
| Leave off, sweet | [455] |
| Lest for a heart | [360] |
| Let Theseus be! | [231] |
| "Let us conspire | [464] |
| "Let's laugh at | [554] |
| Let your Jests fly | [557] |
| Licia, my Love | [435] |
| Like Memnon's | [448] |
| Like to the blacksome | [276] |
| Like to the shipman | [192] |
| Little fish, what | [237] |
| "London's Lord | [473] |
| Long since the | [540] |
| Loose humour nor | [537] |
| Lo, thus our | [23] |
| Loud are my sighs | [458] |
| Love and my Love | [426] |
| Love, being blind | [279] |
| Love, I repent me | [451] |
| Love is like a | [358] |
| Love, ope my | [311] |
| "Love this fair | [332] |
| Love was laid | [429] |
| Love, with her hair | [427] |
| Madam, two hearts | [555] |
| Madmen, what gain | [130] |
| "Maidens, why | [534] |
| Marvel I do not, | [297] |
| "Maudlin", quoth | [406] |
| Meet are my | [458] |
| Messengers went | [18] |
| Most good, most | [538] |
| Mother, your | [353] |
| Mournful Amyntas | [182] |
| Muse, bid the Morn | [553] |
| My brother (bis) | [467] |
| My brother Clarence | [17] |
| My brother died | [468] |
| My Debtor hath | [33] |
| "My father | [467] |
| My fixed faith | [191] |
| My grief began | [444] |
| My lips I'll | [553] |
| My Laura wonders | [305] |
| "My Lord," she said | [470] |
| My Love, amazed | [427] |
| My Love, I cannot | [184] |
| My Love lay | [431] |
| My Love was | [436] |
| My Mistress | [332] |
| "My Mistress | [334] |
| My mourning | [301] |
| "My thoughts | [463,] [ 468] |
| Nay, just are they | [241] |
| Nay, then I see | [454] |
| "Nay," then said our | [15] |
| Never, I think, had | [556] |
| New is my love | [457] |
| Non convitia | [415] |
| None dares now | [333] |
| None stands so | [559] |
| No art nor force | [105] |
| No gifts, no gold | [241] |
| No man can be so | [537] |
| No more a man, as | [294] |
| No more I, for | [552] |
| No, No; not so, for | [241] |
| No pain like this | [464] |
| No sooner do I | [308] |
| No sooner had fair | [178] |
| No sooner Laura | [323] |
| Nor adamant | [534] |
| Nor bravery doth | [537] |
| Nor is he foul | [454] |
| Nor is't the Verse | [531] |
| "Nor Pelops' kingdom | [122] |
| Nor speak I now | [474] |
| Nor think the | [317] |
| "Nor weep I now | [466] |
| Not I, but many | [34] |
| "Not long this | [469] |
| Not vouching | [243] |
| "Now as the sea | [473] |
| "Now in the Spring | [534] |
| Now may you hear | [231] |
| "Now two there were | [473] |
| Now were their | [408] |
| "Now will I walk | [404] |
| "O Cyclops! | [128] |
| "O Daphnis, what a | [123] |
| "O fair, O lovely | [135] |
| O fairest Fair, to | [186] |
| O Faith, think not | [241] |
| "O Galatea fair | [126] |
| "O happy Bridegroom | [135] |
| "O how happy is | [202] |
| "O husband of the | [122] |
| O Jupiter, and thou | [132] |
| O Love leave off | [188] |
| O Nicias, there is | [125] |
| O rapture great | [533] |
| O should a | [243] |
| "O Sir," she said | [405] |
| "O Sir," the gentle | [408] |
| O sugared talk! | [450] |
| O that I were sly | [309] |
| O thou self-little | [533] |
| O what a wound | [193] |
| O wretched | [545] |
| O yes! O yes! | [560] |
| Of all that living | [130] |
| Of constant love, I | [305] |
| Of the Siege of | [24] |
| Of thy streets | [562] |
| Old King Cole | [633-636] |
| On quicksedge | [330] |
| "On the seas are | [202] |
| "One kiss in two | [554] |
| One lovely | [307] |
| Or him that Rome | [531] |
| Or if Demophoon's | [236] |
| Or if she had | [235] |
| Or if strewed | [542] |
| Or if such | [236] |
| Or if the deeds | [557] |
| Or if you mind | [228] |
| Or made posies | [542] |
| Our King fully | [16] |
| Our King himself | [20] |
| Our King landed | [17] |
| Our King rode forth | [21] |
| Our King sent into | [14] |
| Our King went up | [22] |
| Ovid, within his | [235] |
| Painter, in lively | [325] |
| Pale are my looks | [441] |
| Pardened of | [320] |
| Perchance, my words | [228] |
| Perchance, ye | [232] |
| Phœbus had once | [323] |
| Poets did feign | [444] |
| Poets have still | [129] |
| Poitiers and | [549] |
| "Possessed with | [469] |
| Priests of Apollo | [556] |
| Proud is her (bis) | [458] |
| Rankle the wound | [285] |
| Remember thou the | [242] |
| "Rest you still | [201] |
| Revoke and call | [242] |
| Rich Damask | [315] |
| Rich is the | [306] |
| Rich statue | [532] |
| "Rivers and Grey | [469] |
| Rivers unto the | [313] |
| "Rivers was wise | [469] |
| Rocked in a cradle | [283] |
| "Rosamond was fair | [465] |
| Sad, all alone, not | [425] |
| "Sad Muse! set down | [467] |
| Sad was her joy (bis) | [460] |
| St. George was seen | [22] |
| Say, Cupid, since | [330] |
| "Say, gentle friend | [309] |
| Scorn not my | [456] |
| Seated on marble | [294] |
| Seven are the | [437] |
| She did her duty | [406] |
| She falls upon | [401] |
| She feigned a | [461] |
| She hath no | [559] |
| She kindly takes | [401] |
| She scrat[ched] | [237] |
| She walks under | [405] |
| Shoot forth no | [298] |
| Shore's Wife, a | [465] |
| Should faith to | [240] |
| Should hate his guerdon | [240] |
| Should I envy | [455] |
| Show me no more | [561] |
| Si cœlum patria | [416] |
| S' impossibly I | [539] |
| Since then among | [124] |
| Since thou hast | [291] |
| Sing Hymns to | [558] |
| Sing me the Rose! | [541] |
| "Sith you repose | [401] |
| Small was her (bis) | [459] |
| Smile not, fair | [453] |
| Some in their | [189] |
| Some shipboys' | [402] |
| Some use the | [234] |
| "So did I live | [474] |
| So his, which | [530] |
| So, Lady, boldly | [295] |
| So, Lady, I finding | [339] |
| So shall the | [230] |
| So that I silly | [33] |
| So then was Daphnis | [124] |
| Soowthern, I long | [531] |
| Strange is this | [335] |
| Such is the | [314] |
| Sweet are my | [457,] [458] |
| Sweet Bride, good | [136] |
| Sweetheart, my | [361] |
| Sweet, I protest | [443] |
| "Sweet Laura | [327] |
| "Sweet, love me | [462] |
| Sweet sang thy | [292] |
| "Sweet Youth," | [403] |
| Take heed, for thou | [36] |
| Take thou not | [36] |
| Tall was her | [460] |
| "Telling what he | [535] |
| Tell me, my dear, | [180] |
| Thanked be Jesu! | [19] |
| Thanks, gentle | [404] |
| That by the | [530] |
| That crimson | [319] |
| That day wherein | [194] |
| That divided | [542] |
| That early | [537] |
| That have a sore | [32] |
| That I myself | [545] |
| That instrument | [530] |
| That ivory hand | [328] |
| That most | [542] |
| That Princess, to | [562] |
| That spray to | [533] |
| That time, fair | [434] |
| That whilst she | [545] |
| The beast thus | [140] |
| The beauty, that | [280] |
| The bird of Thrace | [192] |
| "The Bishop came | [470] |
| "The Bishop home | [471] |
| The Blazing Star | [310] |
| The blood of fair | [314] |
| The Card'nal went | [471] |
| The Crow makes | [310] |
| The cruel Nero | [321] |
| The crystal | [438] |
| The Druids | [530] |
| The Duke of York | [549] |
| The dusky cloud | [304] |
| "The elder son | [469] |
| The flaming torch | [320] |
| The freedom of | [539] |
| The Frenchmen threw | [21] |
| The Gentiles used | [286] |
| The golden | [326] |
| The great guns | [20] |
| The Grecians | [307] |
| The hapless | [337] |
| The heavens | [316,] [426] |
| The heavens begin | [331] |
| The heavens yet | [132] |
| The Hound, by | [184] |
| Th' immortal | [316] |
| The Irish I | [531] |
| The King at | [15] |
| The King to | [16] |
| "The Laws do | [472] |
| "The lion | [468] |
| The little fish | [237] |
| The Macedonian | [295] |
| The matter of | [228] |
| The Merchant | [402] |
| The Muse should | [543] |
| The night drew | [461] |
| The night is | [400] |
| The Normands | [18] |
| Th' old British | [552] |
| The old man | [563] |
| The perils which | [183] |
| The Phœnix fair | [186] |
| The Phocean it | [529] |
| The price that I | [35] |
| The Primrose | [543] |
| "The Queen was | [472] |
| The raging sea | [190] |
| The red, or white | [542] |
| The Ryme nor mars | [543] |
| The Sea Nymphs | [453] |
| The ship full | [558] |
| The silly | [464] |
| The snakes | [328] |
| The snow-white | [329] |
| "The sparrow | [554] |
| "The Stage is set | [465] |
| The stately lion | [194] |
| The stranger, that | [236] |
| The swift | [281] |
| The toiling | [464] |
| The wildest of | [530] |
| The World's a City | [108] |
| The young man | [399] |
| Their course | [16] |
| Then as the sun | [295] |
| "Then as the wolf | [473] |
| "Then, at the | [473] |
| Then bethought | [14] |
| Then blew the | [22] |
| Then cast she | [406] |
| Then doubt me not | [274] |
| Then gives she | [402] |
| Then hadst thou | [238] |
| Then more | [470] |
| Then said our | [19] |
| "Then send me | [463] |
| Then she, who | [236] |
| Then should my | [463] |
| "Then stay, sweet | [461] |
| Then though a | [339] |
| "Then wilt thou | [120] |
| There are no | [34] |
| "There both the | [122] |
| Therefore boast | [559] |
| Therefore buy | [228] |
| There shone a | [447] |
| Thereto I wish | [233] |
| These are no | [241] |
| These bracelets | [362] |
| These Lyric | [552] |
| These waves no | [190] |
| These weeping | [182] |
| These words I | [233] |
| They now to fight | [550] |
| They see thy conscience | [241] |
| Things of most | [364] |
| This done, as they | [402] |
| This from the | [613] |
| This girdle | [363] |
| This heart so | [534] |
| This little | [363] |
| This modest she | [462] |
| This scarf will | [361] |
| This Scylla stole | [236] |
| This while we are | [540] |
| This while our | [550] |
| Those ceaseless | [532] |
| Those grim and | [541] |
| Those parallels | [533] |
| Thou didst | [237] |
| Thou glorious Sun | [196] |
| Thou, merry | [290] |
| Thou stranger | [282] |
| Though I do part | [275] |
| Though in the | [540] |
| Though pale my | [455] |
| Though they | [187] |
| Though we be all | [531] |
| Though you be | [188] |
| Through his | [612] |
| Through thee, not | [273] |
| "Thus Farewell, | [202] |
| "Thus have I told | [474] |
| Thus is the | [317] |
| Thus of all as | [24] |
| Thus of this | [23] |
| Thus Polyphemus | [128] |
| Thus sang these | [122] |
| Thus still You | [539] |
| Thus, through | [403] |
| Thus to the sea | [403] |
| "Thus tyrant | [471] |
| Thy ancient | [532] |
| Thy beauty | [175] |
| Thy friend in | [244] |
| Thy Love, fair | [453] |
| Thy Voyages | [548] |
| Till to that | [556] |
| TIMANTES, when he | [339] |
| "Time-tyrant Fate | [466] |
| "'Tis ever Spring | [122] |
| To give that life | [278] |
| To hear this talk | [456] |
| To him deserving | [537] |
| To raise his mean | [536] |
| To those that | [531] |
| "To Vulcan | [535] |
| To whose, the | [547] |
| To you, I speak! | [234] |
| Tread you the | [460] |
| True are my (bis) | [457] |
| Trust not a man | [235] |
| Turned to a stone | [277] |
| Two winds, one | [308] |
| Unbare that | [333] |
| Under this | [611] |
| Unto an Image | [312] |
| Unto the fountain | [179] |
| Unto thy favour | [289] |
| Upon Saint | [551] |
| Upon this sinful | [536] |
| Upon triumphant | [280] |
| Warwick in blood | [551] |
| Weary was Love | [425] |
| "Welcome, sweet | [404] |
| Well it thine age | [550] |
| Were it cemented | [555] |
| Wer't granted me | [539] |
| What cruel star | [189] |
| "What if we call | [121] |
| What lack you? | [228] |
| What need I mourn? | [178] |
| What now is | [559] |
| What should I | [360] |
| "What then? What | [120] |
| "What therefore shall | [120] |
| What though | [541] |
| What time fair | [181] |
| What time, with | [284] |
| When all the | [613] |
| When as her lute | [439] |
| When as I wish | [441] |
| When as my Licia | [439] |
| When as my Love | [436] |
| When as the | [547] |
| When Chloris first | [198] |
| When down their | [550] |
| When first the | [303,] [ 450] |
| When first the sun | [303] |
| When GOD made all | [108] |
| When he had read | [407] |
| When I did part from | [301] |
| When I did part, my | [338] |
| When I more large | [197] |
| When I, of my | [336] |
| When M. heard her | [406] |
| When no | [408] |
| When she had | [408] |
| When She was | [322] |
| When she was born | [197] |
| When Venus first | [139] |
| When you appear | [287] |
| Where be the Graces? | [557] |
| Whereby I see that | [33] |
| Wherefore I pray | [233] |
| Where Nature hath | [546] |
| Which, in his | [548] |
| Which heart I let | [32] |
| Which I pour forth | [183] |
| Which life, I pray | [233] |
| Which, six long | [242] |
| Which unto gods | [242] |
| "Which we have | [55] |
| Which vow gave | [242] |
| Whilst angry Juno | [281] |
| Whilst foaming | [306] |
| Whilst this | [545] |
| "Whistler Menalcas | [120] |
| White art thou | [334] |
| White was the | [287] |
| Who do not know | [187] |
| Who joys in love? | [319] |
| Who would a [have] | [243] |
| Whole showers of | [176] |
| Whom promise | [536] |
| Whom the base | [537] |
| Whose constancy | [537] |
| Whose constantness | [229] |
| Whose heart hath | [243] |
| Whose trade if | [230] |
| Why have ye such | [235] |
| Will you hear a | [200] |
| "Wilt thou in singing | [120] |
| With gold and | [325] |
| With lovely | [119] |
| With patience | [191] |
| With Spanish yew | [550] |
| With that bespake | [403] |
| With thousand | [336] |
| With trickling | [400] |
| "Wolf, spare my | [123] |
| "Ye groves and | [121] |
| "Ye pleasant | [121] |
| "Ye Shepherds tell | [136] |
| Ye Virgins, that | [234] |
| Ye wasteful | [185] |
| Years, months | [440] |
| Yet do I hope | [339] |
| Yet, if I be | [534] |
| Yet if thou chance | [36] |
| Yet (if you shall | [205] |
| Yet in a fine | [536] |
| Yet many rivers | [541] |
| "'Yet take my son | [472] |
| Yet these me not | [545] |
| Yet this Critic | [545] |
| Yet will you | [540] |
| You brave heroic | [546] |
| You Fauns and | [177] |
| You know I | [229] |
| You lofty Pines | [177] |
| You that embrace | [199] |
| You whom the | [174] |
| You whose deep wits | [174] |
| Your course | [546] |
| Yours was so | [556] |