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The Works of Michael Drayton

Edited by J. William Hebel

Drayton, Michael (1563-1631)

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POEMS: BY MICHAEL DRAYTON ESQVIRE.

ENGLANDS HEROICALL EPISTLES. BY Michael Drayton, ESQVIRE.

IDEA. IN SIXTIE THREE SONNETS. BY Michael Drayton, ESQVIRE.

ODES. WITH OTHER LYRICK POESIES.

THE LEGENDS OF Robert, Duke of Normandie. Matilda the Faire. Pierce Gaveston, Earle of Cornwall. Thomas Cromwell, Earle of Essex.

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PASTORALS. Contayning EGLOGVES, With the Man in the Moone.

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THE FIRST EGLOGUE. Phœbus full out his yeerely course had runne

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THE SECOND EGLOGUE. Might my youth's Mirth, become thy aged yeeres

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THE THIRD EGLOGUE. Rowland, for shame awake thy drowsie Muse

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THE FOURTH EGLOGUE. Shepheard, why creepe we in this lowly vaine

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THE FIFT EGLOGUE. Come, let us frollike merrily, my Swaine

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THE SIXT EGLOGUE. Well met, good Winken, whither dost thou wend?

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THE SEVENTH EGLOGUE. Borril, why sitt'st thou musing in thy Cote

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THE EIGHTH EGLOGUE. It joyes me, Gorbo, yet we meet at last

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THE NINTH EGLOGUE. Late 'twas in June, the Fleece when fully growne

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THE TENTH EGLOGUE. What time the wearie weather-beaten Sheepe

THE MAN IN THE MOONE.

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TO THE HIGH AND MIGHTIE, CHARLES PRINCE OF WALES.