The English Poets From Chaucer To Yeats - Campion, Jonson, Herrick

Give Beauty All Her Right; Now Winter Nights Enlarge

Never Love Unless You Can; Turn All Thy Thoughts; Silly Boy; Tis Full Moon Yet

There Is A Garden; So Sweet Is Thy Discourse; Sleep Angry Beauty; Follow Your Saint; Kind Are Her Answers

Though You Are Young; When Thou Must Home;

Thou Art Not Fair

Thinkst Thou To Seduce Me

My Sweetest Lesbia

Never Weather Beaten Sail

On My First Daughter; On My First Son

Epitaph On Elizabeth L H; Epitaph On Solomon Pavy

Tonight Grave Sir

Come Leave The Loathed Stage

Slow Slow Fresh Fount

Have You But Seen A Bright Lily Grow

Queen And Huntress

It Was Beauty; Still To Be Neat

Follow A Shadow; Drink To Me Only; Come My Celia

Shall I, Wasting In Despair

This Life, Which Seems So Fair

Corinna's Going A Maying; To Electra

Delight In Disorder; Upon Julia's Clothes; An Ode For Ben Jonson

His Winding Sheet

Lyric For Legacies; His Litany To The Holy Spirit; Upon His Departure Hence

To Meadows; To Daffodils

To Violets

Grace For A Child

To Music To Becalm His Fever

Lovers How They Come And Part; To Dianeme

Happiness To Hospitality

To The Virgins, To Make Much Of Time

The Glories Of Our Blood And State