An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (8 of 8)
Arber
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Arber · 36 chapters
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- Literary English
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GOD, that all this world did make And died for us upon a tree, Save England, for Mary thy Mother's sake!
Thou mortal Mirror of all Chivalry! Though thou be not set among the Worthies Nine; Yet wast thou a Conqueror in thy time!
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- Preface to the additional Odes of 1619.Sample
- The Sacrifice to Apollo.
- The Crier.
- A Hymn to his Lady's Birth-place.
- Thomas, third Lord Fairfax. Short Memorials of some things to be cleared during my Command in the Army. [1645 to 1650 A.D.]
- Thomas, third Lord Fairfax.
- George Villiers, second Duke of Buckingham. An Epitaph on Thomas, third Lord Fairfax.
- ADVICE TO A YOUNG REVIEWER, WITH A SPECIMEN OF THE ART. OXFORD: SOLD BY J. PARKER AND J. COOKE; AND BY F. C. AND J. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL's CHURCHYARD, LONDON. 1807.
- ADVICE TO A YOUNG REVIEWER, &c.
- L'Allegro. A Poem. By John Milton. No Printer's name.
- Old King Cole, his life and death.