The Poetical Works of William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson, Volume 2

Houghton, Mifflin, 1880 - 686 pages

SHAKESPEARE	vii

PAGE	x

Former	xxii

Hearing	lxxv

MEMOIR OF SHAKESPEARE By Rev Alexander Dyce vi	lxxxviii

Venus and Adonis	1

To one who desired me not to name himn	40

A Lovers Complaint	233

To Mary Lady Wroth 60	xxxi

To Sir Edward Herbert 61	xxxi

To True Soldiers 63	xxxi

To Clement Edmonds on his C�sars Com mentaries observed and translated 64	xxxi

To the Same on the Same 65	xxxi

To a Weak Gamester in Poetry 66	xxxi

67	xxxi

To the Same	xxxi

The Passionate Pilgrim	248

Verses among the additional Poems to Chesters	264

PREFACE iii	iii

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS	v

EPIGRAMS	xii

To Doctor Empiric	xxxi

On Don Surly	xxxi

On Giles and Joan 23	xxxi

On Robert Earl of Salisbury 24	xxxi

XLVI To Sir Luckless Wooall 25	xxxi

To the Same 26	xxxi

To King James upon the happy false ru mor of his death the two and twentieth day of March 1607 27	xxxi

On Cheveril 28	xxxi

On Poetape 29	xxxi

On Bawds and Usurers 30	xxxi

To Fool or Knave 31	xxxi

To the Same upon the accession of the treasurership to him 32	xxxi

To my Muse 33	xxxi

To Thomas Earl of Suffolk 34	xxxi

JXVIII On Playwright 35	xxxi

To William Roe 36	xxxi

To Thomas Lord Chancellor Egerton 37	xxxi

On Lippe the Teacher 38	xxxi

On Lucy Countess of Bedford 39	xxxi

To Hornet 40	xxxi

Of Life and Death 41	xxxi

To Lucy Countess of Bedford 42	xxxi

To the Same 43	xxxi

On English Monsieur 44	xxxi

On Mill my Ladys Woman 46	xxxi

To Sir Horace Vere 47	xxxi

The New Cry 48	xxxi

To Sir John Ratcliffe 49	xxxi

To Lucy Countess of Bedford with Mr Donnes Satires 50	xxxi

To Sir Henry Savile 51	xxxi

To John Donne 53	xxxi

To Sir Thomas Roe 54	xxxi

To the Same 55	xxxi

Inviting a Friend to Supper 56	xxxi

To William Earl of Pembroke 57	xxxi

To Mary Lady Wroth 58	xxxi

To Susan Countess of Montgomery 59	xxxi

To Mr Joshua Sylvester	xxxi

Why I write not of Love	xxxi

To the World	xxxi

Epode	xxxi

20	xxxi

Epistle to Katharine Lady Aubigny	xxxi

Ode to Sir William Sidney on his Birthday	xxxi

The Musical Strife in a Pastoral Dialogue	xxxi

142	xxxi

149	xxxi

The Hour Glass	xxxi

An Epistle to Master John Selden	xxxi

An Epitaph on Master Philip Gray	xxxi

22222	xxxi

An Ode to James Earl of Desmond 186	xxxi

A Sonnet to the Noble Lady the Lady Mary Wroth 192	xxxi

An Epigram to the SmallPox 199	xxxi

Tis true Im broke 203	xxxi

An Execration upon Vulcan 216	xxxi

A Speech according to Horace 227	xxxi

An Epistle answering to one that asked to be sealed	xxxi

An Epigram to the Honored Countess of 240	xxxi

An Epigram to William Earl of Newcastle 245	xxxi

An Epigram to William Earl of Newcastle	xxxi

An Epigram on the Princes Birth	xxxi

To the Right Honorable the Lord High Treasurer	xxxi

112	xxxi

or a Song concerning the same	xxxi

117	xxxi

Fair friend tis true your beauties	289

121	291

of Somerset	317

To the Memory of my Beloved Master William	323

Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke	329

Epitaph on Michael Drayton	335

To the Worthy Author of The Husband	341

Venus Runaway	353

Ode to Himself	363

An Epigram to my Jovial Good Friend Mr Robert	369

The Kiss	383

INDEX OF FIRST LINES	393

Copyright

Title	The Poetical Works of William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson, Volume 2 British poets British poets. Riverside ed The Poetical Works of William Shakespeare and Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare
Author	William Shakespeare
Publisher	Houghton, Mifflin, 1880
Length	686 pages

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