Poetical Works of Edmund Waller and Sir John Denham. Edmund Waller

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       Edmund Waller, Sir John Denham

      Poetical Works of Edmund Waller and Sir John Denham

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664602350

Table of Contents

       DENHAM'S POEMS.

       THE POETICAL WORKS

       WALLER'S POETICAL WORKS.

       OF THE DANGER HIS MAJESTY [BEING PRINCE] ESCAPED IN THE ROAD AT ST. ANDERO.[1]

       OF HIS MAJESTY'S RECEIVING THE NEWS OF THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S

       ON THE TAKING OF SALLÈ.[1]

       UPON HIS MAJESTY'S REPAIRING OF ST PAUL'S.[1]

       THE COUNTESS OF CARLISLE IN MOURNING.[1]

       IN ANSWER TO ONE WHO WRIT A LIBEL AGAINST THE COUNTESS OF CARLISLE.

       OF HER CHAMBER.

       THYRSIS, GALATEA.[1]

       ON MY LADY DOROTHY SIDNEY'S PICTURE.[1]

       AT PENSHURST.

       OF THE LADY WHO CAN SLEEP WHEN SHE PLEASES.[1]

       OF THE MISREPORT OF HER BEING PAINTED.

       OF HER PASSING THROUGH A CROWD OF PEOPLE.

       THE STORY OF PHOEBUS AND DAPHNE,[1] APPLIED.

       ON THE FRIENDSHIP BETWIXT SACCHARISSA AND AMORET.

       AT PENSHURST.[1]

       THE BATTLE OF THE SUMMER ISLANDS.[1]

       CANTO II.

       CANTO III.

       OF THE QUEEN.

       THE APOLOGY OF SLEEP,. FOR NOT APPROACHING THE LADY WHO CAN DO ANYTHING BUT SLEEP WHEN SHE. PLEASES.

       PUERPERIUM.[1]

       A LA MALADE.

       UPON THE DEATH OF MY LADY RICH.[1]

       OF LOVE.

       FOR DRINKING OF HEALTHS.

       OF MY LADY ISABELLA, PLAYING ON THE LUTE.

       OF MRS ARDEN.[1]

       OF THE MARRIAGE OF THE DWARFS.[1]

       LOVE'S FAREWELL.

       FROM A CHILD.

       ON A GIRDLE.

       THE FALL.

       OF SYLVIA.

       THE BUD.

       ON THE DISCOVERY OF A LADY'S PAINTING.

       OF LOVING AT FIRST SIGHT.

       THE SELF-BANISHED.

       A PANEGYRIC TO MY LORD PROTECTOR,. OF THE PRESENT GREATNESS, AND JOINT INTEREST, OF HIS HIGHNESS, AND THIS. NATION.[1]

       ON THE HEAD OF A STAG.

       THE MISER'S SPEECH.. IN A MASQUE.

       CHLORIS AND HYLAS.. MADE TO A SARABAND.

       IN ANSWER OF SIR JOHN SUCKLING'S VERSES.

       AN APOLOGY FOR HAVING LOVED BEFORE.

       THE NIGHT-PIECE;. OR, A PICTURE DRAWN IN THE DARK.

       ON THE PICTURE OF A FAIR YOUTH,. TAKEN AFTER HE WAS DEAD.

       ON A BREDE OF DIVERS COLOURS,. WOVEN BY FOUR LADIES.

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