Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F. |
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1503 1542 1 Elegy on Sir Thomas Wyatt by the Earl of Surrey ..... 40 THOMAS
SACKVILLE EARL OF DORSET..1527 1608 43 QUEEN ELIZABETH .. .1533
1603 66 ALEXANDER NEVILLE ..... .1544 1614 75 SIR PAILIP SIDNEY .. .1554
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1503 1542 1 Elegy on Sir Thomas Wyatt by the Earl of Surrey ..... 40 THOMAS
SACKVILLE EARL OF DORSET..1527 1608 43 QUEEN ELIZABETH .. .1533
1603 66 ALEXANDER NEVILLE ..... .1544 1614 75 SIR PAILIP SIDNEY .. .1554
1586 ...
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marbetween the Lord Rich ånd his fair lady by ' mutual consent ; ' but , because
Mountjoy Earl of Devonshire ried her while her lord lived , the King was so much
displeased , as it broke the Earl's heart ; for his Majesty told him that “ he had ...
marbetween the Lord Rich ånd his fair lady by ' mutual consent ; ' but , because
Mountjoy Earl of Devonshire ried her while her lord lived , the King was so much
displeased , as it broke the Earl's heart ; for his Majesty told him that “ he had ...
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CHARLES SACKVILLE , Earl of Dorset . BORN 1637. - Died 1705 . “ The best
good natured Man , with the worst natured Muse . ” ( DRYDEN . ) The Earl of
Dorset was in the early part of his life the companion of Buckingham , Rochester
...
CHARLES SACKVILLE , Earl of Dorset . BORN 1637. - Died 1705 . “ The best
good natured Man , with the worst natured Muse . ” ( DRYDEN . ) The Earl of
Dorset was in the early part of his life the companion of Buckingham , Rochester
...
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The Lady wak'd in trembling dread , And op'd her e'en so wide ; And then she
saw that Earl's body Lie welt'ring by her side . Then up and spak a bonny bird
That sat upon a tree ; " What ha ' ye done with Earl Richard , Ye was his gay
Ladie ?
The Lady wak'd in trembling dread , And op'd her e'en so wide ; And then she
saw that Earl's body Lie welt'ring by her side . Then up and spak a bonny bird
That sat upon a tree ; " What ha ' ye done with Earl Richard , Ye was his gay
Ladie ?
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Justice , O justice , good my leige , Against an ill woman , Earl Richard's wife , a
bad lady is she , For her own true Lord she has slain , " O then out spake our
good Scots King , And an angry man was he , -- , “ Now hie ye back to Earl
Richard's ...
Justice , O justice , good my leige , Against an ill woman , Earl Richard's wife , a
bad lady is she , For her own true Lord she has slain , " O then out spake our
good Scots King , And an angry man was he , -- , “ Now hie ye back to Earl
Richard's ...
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| Title | Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F. |
| Author | Rowland FREEMAN |
| Publisher | G. Wood, 1821 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 Feb 2015 |
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