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The Lady-Errant

A Tragi-Comedy
Cartwright, William (1611-1643)
  
THE LADY-ERRANT.
  
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[Thus thy left hand the Mighty Stagyrite Supports]
  
To the Memory of the most Ingenious and Vertuous Gentleman Mr Wil: Cartvvright, my much valued Friend.
  
Upon Mr Cartvvright's Excellent Poems Now collected and published.
  
On Mr Cartvvright's Poems.
  
On the Incomparable Poems of Mr William Cartvvright, late Student of Christ-Church in Oxford.
  
On Mr Cartvvright's excellent Poems, now Collected and Published.
  
On Mr Cartvvright and his Poems.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright's excellent Poems, collected and published since his Death.
  
To the deceased Author of these Poems.
  
On Mr Will: Cartvvright's excellent Poems, Now collected and Published.
  
On the publication of the Posthume Poems of M. William Cartwright, sometime Student of Christ-Church in OXON.
  
To my dear Mother the Vniversity of Oxford, Upon Mr Cartvvright's Poems.
  
To the Stationer (Mr Moseley) on his Printing Mr Cartvvright's Poems.
  
Vpon the Ingenuous Author and his Poems.
  
On Mr Will: Cartwright's excellent Poems.
  
ON Mr William Cartvvright's excellent Poems.
  
Vpon Mr. Cartvvright's Poems, published long after his death.
  
In Memory of his honoured Friend Mr VVilliam Cartvvright.
  
To the Memory of his deceased Friend. Mr William Cartvvright.
  
In Memory of Mr William Cartvvright.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright's surviving Poems.
  
Upon the Poems and Plaies of the ever Memorable Mr Will: Cartvvright.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright's excellent Poems.
  
To the rich Memory of my Honoured Friend the Learned Author.
  
TO The Memory of Master Cartvvright.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright's excellent Poems, collected and published since his Death.
  
On Mr VVil: Cartvvright's excellent Poems, Collected and Published since his death.
  
To the Memory of Mr William Cartvvright.
  
On his Deceased Friend Mr Will: Cartvvright's Poems, now Collected and Published.
  
TO The Memory of my most deserving and peculiar Friend Mr Wil. Cartvvright.
  
On the Death of Mr. William Cartvvright, and the now publishing of his Poems.
  
On the Death of Mr Cartvvright, and the Life of his desired Poems.
  
On the Death of Mr William Cartvvright.
  
Upon Mr Cartvvright and his Poems.
  
On Mr Cartvvright's Incomparable Poems published after his Death.
  
On M. Will: Cartwrights Incomparable Poems.
  
Upon the setting forth M. Will: Cartwrights Poems.
  
To the Memory of Mr VVilliam Cartvvright.
  
To the Memory of the deceased Author Mr William Cartvvright.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright excellent Poems.
  
On Mr William Cartvvright's excellent Poems.
  
On M. Cartvvright and his Poems.
  
On Mr Cartvvright's Poems Now collected and Published.
  
On Mr Cartvvright's Poems.
  
To the Memory of Mr William Cartvvright, On the publication of these His Incomparable Poems
  
Upon the Memory of Mr William Cartvvright and his admirable Poems.
  
Vpon the Author's decease, and Poems.
  
TO THE Memory of Mr Cartvvright, and on his Incomparable Poems.
  
On the Death of Mr Cartvvright, and Resurrection of his Poems.
  
Upon Mr Cartvvright's Poems.
  
Vpon the Incomparable Poems of the Learned Mr Cartvvright.
  
To the Memory of the Incomparable Mr William Cartvvright.
  
Upon the Incomparable Poems of Mr William Cartvvright late Student of Christ Church in Oxford.
  
On the Death of my dear Friend Mr William Cartvvright, relating to the fore-going Elegies.
  
The Stationer.
  
The Prologue.
  
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ACT. I.
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ACT. II.
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ACT. III.
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ACT IV.
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The Epilogue.
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The Stationer.

Now, Gentlemen, I hope you'll say we' are quit,
For here yee have your full Arrears of Wit:
'T hath past the Court, and University,
(Th'old standing Judges of good Poetry:)
Besides, as many Hands attest it here
As there are Shires in England, Weeks i'th' Yeare.
I say Amen to all, like a glad Cleark,
(For those that cannot write may make their Mark.)
I'm sure 'tis new, unsully'd, and unworn,
Though writ before these angry daies were borne.
Six hundred Pages of good Wit? Read, try it:
'Would all that cannot mend this Book would buy it.
Hum. Moseley.
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