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The Complete Works of Sir Philip Sidney

In Three Volumes

Sidney, Philip (1554-1586)

I, II.

Volume I, [Volume II]

III.

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IV.

1.

The First Booke or Acte of the Countess of Pembrookes ARCADIA

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2.

The Second Booke or Acte

[In vayne, myne eyes yow Laboure to amend]

[Lett not Oulde age disgrace my hye desyer]

[Synce so myne Eyes are subject to her sighte]

[My Sheepe are Thoughtes wch I bothe guyde & serve]

[Yee Living Powers enclosde in stately shryne]

[My wordes, in hope to blase my stedfast mynde]

[Loved I am, and yet Complayne of Love]

[Over these Brookes trusting to ease myne eyes]

[With twoo straunge fyers of equall heate possest]

[Feede on my sheepe, my Charge, my Comforte, feede?]

[Leave of my sheepe, yt ys no tyme to feede]

[A Hatefull Cry, with hate to heale]

[Apollo greate, whose beames the greater worlde do lighte]

2.

HERE BEGIN THE SECOND EGLOGUES.

3.

The Thirde Booke or Acte.

4.

The Fourthe Booke or Acte.

5.

The Fifte and Last Booke or Acte.

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[Who hath his hire, hath well his labour plast]

Who hath his hire, hath well his labour plast:
Earth thou didst seeke, and store of earth thou hast.