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Poetical works (1908)

Fletcher, Giles (1588?-1623)

Volume I

A CANTO UPON THE DEATH OF ELIZA.

CHRISTS VICTORIE, AND TRIUMPH in Heaven, and Earth, over, and after death.

[dedication]

Thomas Nevyle. Most Heavenly.

[Fond ladds, that spend so fast your poasting time]

[Nor can I so much say as much I ought]

CHRISTS VICTORIE in Heaven.

CHRISTS VICTORIE on Earth.

CHRISTS TRIUMPH over Death.

CHRISTS TRIUMPH after Death.

A DESCRIPTION OF ENCOLPIUS

APPENDIX TO THE POEMS OF GILES FLETCHER

[ELEGIES ON HENRY, PRINCE OF WALES]

[I] Upon the most lamented departure of the right hopefull, and blessed Prince Henrie Prince of Wales.

FRAGMENTARY VERSE TRANSLATIONS IN THE REWARD OF THE FAITHFULL

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III. [She's black: what then? so are dead coales, but cherish]

[_]

[Anthologia Palatina v. 210. 3—4.]

She's black: what then? so are dead coales, but cherish,
And with soft breath them blow,
And you shall see them glow as bright and flourish,
As spring-borne Roses grow.