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Pandora

The Musyque of the beautie of his Mistresse Diana. Composed by John Soowthern ... and dedicated to the right Honorable, Edward Deuer, Earle of Oxenford, &c
Southern, John
  
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[dedication]

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Ode. 1.
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Antistrophe.
  
Epode.
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Antistrophe.
  
Epode
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Antistrophe.
  
Epode.
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Sonnet to the Reader.
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Sonnets. 1. To his Mystresse Diana.
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Sonnet. 2.
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Elegia. 1. To the Echon.
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Elegia. 2. To the Gods.
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Elegia. 3. To his Diana.
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Sonnet. 8.
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Sonnets. 9.
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Sonnet. 10.
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Elegia. 4. To the prisoners.
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Elegia. 5. To his thoughts.
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Elegia. 6. To his Diana.
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Sonnet. 11.
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Sonnets. 13.
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Ode. 2. to his Diana.
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Foure Epytaphes,
  
[Had with moorning the Gods, left their willes vndon]
  
An other.
  
An other.
  
An other.
  
Others of the fowre last lynes, of other that she made also.
  
Another.
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Verses taken out of his Stanses, Hymnes, and Elegias: all dedicated or sent to his Mistresse Diana.
  
Elegia.
  
Elegia.
  
Elegia.
  
Himne.
  
Himne.
  
Elegia.
  
New kinde of verces deuised by him: and are a wofull kinde of meter, to sing a loue, or death in.
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Ode.
  
Odellet.
  
Odellet.
  
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Others of the fowre last lynes, of other that she made also.

My Sonne is gone? and with it, death end my sorrow,
But death makes mee aunswere? Madame, cease these mones:
My force is but on bodies of blood and bones:
And that of yours, is no more now, but a shadow.
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