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John Harington of Stepney
Harington, John
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PART II
A. POEMS ACCEPTED AS HARINGTON'S BY THE EDITOR
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II A 10 A sonet written upon my Lord Admirall Seymour./
II A 11 John Harington to his Mother, 1540.
II A 12 A sonnet made on Isabella Markhame, when I firste thought her fayer as she stood at the Princess's Windowe in goodlye Attyre, and talkede to dyvers in the Courte-Yard.
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II A 15 The prayse of six gentle Women attending of the Ladye Elizabeth her grace at Hatfield then./
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II A 21 A trew report, of Mistress Isabell Harington somtyme of her majesties Pryvy Chambre wrytten by a credible parson that was well acquaynted with her conditions./
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B. POEMS OF DOUBTFUL ATTRIBUTION
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[Theare be two thinges especiallye]
Theare be two thinges especiallye
that makes a man noted of inconstancie
if either in his awne prosperitie
He sett his frind light
or in his frends adversitie
He cast hym of quight./
John Harington of Stepney
