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Samuel Butler: Hudibras

Written in the time of the late wars: The text edited by A. R. Waller

Butler, Samuel (1612-1680)

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HUDIBRAS.

[The First Part.]

The Argument of the First CANTO.

CANTO I.

The Argument of the Second CANTO.

II.

CANTO II.

The Argument of the Third CANTO.

III.

CANTO III.

The Second PART of HUDIBRAS.

The Argument of the first Canto.

CANTO I.

II.

CANTO II.

III.

CANTO III.

AN HEROICAL EPISTLE OF HUDIBRAS TO SIDROPHEL.

HUDIBRAS. The Third and Last Part.

The ARGUMENT of the FIRST CANTO of the Third Part.

CANTO I.

THE ARGUMENT OF THE SECOND CANTO Of the Third Part.

II.

CANTO II.

III.

CANTO III.

An Heroical Epistle of Hudibras to his Lady.

THE LADY'S ANSWER TO THE KNIGHT.

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The Argument of the First CANTO.

Sir Hudibras his passing worth,
The manner how he sally'd forth:
His Arms and Equipage are shown;
His Horse's Vertues, and his own.
Th' Adventure of the Bear and Fiddle
Is sung, but breaks off in the middle.