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Works of John Taylor the Water Poet not included in the folio volume of 1630

Taylor, John (1580-1653)

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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST COLLECTION.

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SECOND COLLECTION

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THIRD COLLECTION

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FOURTH COLLECTION

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FIFTH COLLECTION

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FAIRE AND fowle weather:

To the Iudicious vnderstanding gentleman, and my much approued and esteemed good freind, Maister Robert Branthwaite, Gentleman Iaylor of the Kings Maiesties Tower of London. Iohn Taylor Dedicates this his Poeticall Weatherworke, with his best wishes, for your hearts contentment.

Briefly to you that will Read.

To his friend and neighbour Maister John Taylor.

To his friend Iohn Tailor.

FAIRE AND FOWLE WEATHER.

An Apologie for Sea-men, or the Description of a Marriners paines and aduentures.

MERCVRIVS AQVATICVS;

AN HONEST ANSWER TO THE LATE PUBLISHED APOLOGIE FOR PRIVATE PREACHING.

THE NOBLE CAVALIER CARACTERISED, AND A REBELLIOUS CAVILLER CAVTERISED.

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Epigram. [Faulcon]

These Faulcons to the Lure did never stoope,
Nor do they Mue, Mute, cast their Gorge, or Droope:
Nor ever Mounted to the Sky (past Ken)
Yet all their Game is still to pleasure Men.