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The Amorose Songes, Sonets, and Elegies

Of M. Alexander Craige
Craig, Alexander (1567?-1627)

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To the Queene her most excellent Maiestie.
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Amorous Songes and Sonets.
 
TO IDEA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA
 
To CYNTHIA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To CINTHIA
 
To IDEA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To KALA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To LAIS.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
At IDEAS direction, these two Sonets were made.
 
To IDEA.
 
To CYNTHIA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To KALA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To absent ERANTINA.
 
To KALA.
 
To absent IDEA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
PANDORA refuseth his Letter
 
To KALA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LITHOGARDIA.
 
To inconstant LAIS.
 
To LAIS.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
To IDEA.
 
To frowning CINTHIA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
To CINTHIA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To KALA.
 
To KALA.
 
At the newes of IDEAS death, Dialogue twixt the Poets Ghost and Charon.
 
An other Dialogue to the same purpose.
 
IDEA after long sicknes, becommeth weil; and as he wept for her, he wishes compensation of her teares in his distresse.
 
To CYNTHIA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
Newyeares gift to PENELOPE.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
To LAIS.
 
To absent PANDORA.
 
To PENELOPE secke.
 
Newyeares gift to IDEA.
 
To CINTHIA.
 
To KALA.
 
To KALA.
 
To KALA.
 
To CYNTHIA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To ERANTANA.
 
To ERANTINA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To IDEA.
 
To LITHOCARDIA.
 
To LAIS.
 
To LAIS.
 
To IDEA.
 
To KALA.
 
To PANDORA.
 
To KALA.
 
To his Riuall and LAIS.
 
Farewell to LAIS.
 
A sparing farewell to KALA.
 
A wrathfull farewell to KALA.
 
To PENELOPE.
 
Elegie to KALA.
 
His Resolution of absence and farewell to Lithocardia.
 
His Reconciliation to Lithocardia after absence.
 
To LAIS.
 
His constant Resolution to ERANTINA.
 
Confirmation of his loue to ERANTINA.
 
To LAIS.
 
His vnwilling Farewell to PENELOPE.
 
His louing farewell to PANDORA.
 
To his PANDORA from Englaud.
 
To LAIS.
 
His faythfull seruice to IDEA.
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ALEXIS to LESBIA.
 
LESBIA her answer to ALEXIS.
 
A new perswasion to LESBIA.
 
A Letter to LESBIA, shewing his discontents.
 
Sonet to LESBIA.
 
LESBIA her answer.
 
CODRVS Complaint and Farewell to Ralatibia.
 
CODRVS his reconciliation to his heart, after he hath abiured KALATIBIA.
 
To the Author.

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To PENELOPE.

The Persian King in danger to be dround,
Ask'd if no helpe in humane hands did stand,
The Skipper then cast in the Salt profound,
Some Persians braue, & brought the King to land.
Then Xerxes crowns the Skipper with his hand,
Who saues the King deseru's (quoth he) a crowne:
But he at once to kill him gaue command,
Die die, said he, who did my Persians drowne.
My Ladie faire, a Xerxes proud doth proue,
My worthles Verse she doth reward with gold:
But (O allace) she lets me die for loue,
And now I rew that I haue bin so bold.
As Xerxes crownd, and kild his man; right so
Shee seemes a frind, and proues a mortall foe.
Credula res amor est &c.
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