5.4. Poetical Manuscripts
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Coningsby Harl. 7392 |
Finet, Rawl.Poet. 85 |
Cornwallis V.a.89
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A day, a night, an hour of sweet content |
78v I. I. |
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Harl. 6910, f.156 |
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A crown of bays shall that man wear |
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Fram'd in the front of forlorn hope |
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Ev'n as the wax doth melt |
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Howe can the feeble forte |
71 --- |
114r Mrs M: R: |
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I am not as I seem to be |
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I said and swore it that would never love |
26 --- |
97 |
f. 31 |
Rawl.poet 172, f. 07r |
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If care or skill could conquer vain desire |
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If fortune may enforce |
19 RO. LOO. Balle |
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If women could be fair |
33 v (RW) |
16 Earll of Oxenforde |
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Rawl.poet 172, f.06v |
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In Peascod time |
51 - 53 L. ox. |
51 - 53 --- |
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My meaning is to work |
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My mind to me a kingdom is |
73v BALL. |
19 E. Dier |
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Harvard f MS. 1015 >L. Ver.< (f. 14v) |
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My waning ioyes, my still |
67v ----- |
018v ------ |
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Short is my rest |
73 Ball. |
50 v A. H. |
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Harl. 6910, f.148 |
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Sitting alone upon my thought |
63 A.Vauasoure |
11 earle of Oxforde |
f. 13 Vavaser |
Arund. Harington, f. 179 [E.Veer count d'oxford] |
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That self same tongue (To a frend and lover) |
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Rawl.poet 172, f. 06r ; Rawl.poet 172, f. 05v |
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The dreary day when I must take |
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18v ---- |
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The lively lark |
67 --- |
14 v Earle of Oxforde |
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The trickling tears that fall along my cheeks |
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Though I seem strange |
40 H.W. Ball |
017r D |
f. 08 Vavaser |
Harl. 6910, f.145 "La. B. to N." |
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Were I a king |
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07 Vere |
Harl. 6910, f.140 v; Farmer Chetham MS.8012 ("Sidney") |
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What is desire, which doth approve |
21 Ewph. |
15 |
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What thing is love? A vain conceit |
68 ---- |
13v ---- |
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When I was fair and young |
21 v Ely [zabeth] |
01 Elizabethe regina |
f. 12 >l: of oxforde< |
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When that thine eye hathe chose |
43 RE RP |
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25-26 |
Rawl.poet 172, f. 02v |
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When wert thou born |
18 v Lo.Ox. |
15 v Earle of Oxenforde |
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Harl. 6910, f.145; Arund. Harington, f. 189 |
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Where griping griefs |
50 v balle |
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Whereas the heart at tennis |
35 Therle of Ox. |
106 --- |
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Who taught thee first |
70 v Ball |
16 v Earlle of Oxenforde |
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Winged with desire |
52 v Lo. Ox. |
48 v --- |