The Poetical Works of Sir Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: With a Memoir of Each, Volume 2

Houghton, Osgood, Riverside Press, 1879 - 434 pages

MEMOIR by Sir Harris Nicolas	1

Of change in Mind	7

Of Love Fortune and the Lovers Mind	13

Charging of his Love as unpiteous and loving other	15

The deserted Lover wisheth that his Rival might experi	21

The absent Lover persuadeth himself that his Mistress	27

The Lover complaineth that his Love doth not pity	33

The Lover taught mistrusteth Allurements	36

37	241

81	243

1

Description of the restless State of a Lover with Suit	1

5	3

Complaint of a Lover that defied Love and was by Love	8

10	10

14	14

The Lover prayeth not to be disdained refused mistrust	43

The Lover curseth the Time when first he fell in Love	50

That too much Confidence sometimes disappointeth Hope	67

A Complaint of his Ladys Cruelty	73

That Patience alone can heal the Wound inflicted	85

The Lover having broken his Bondage voweth never	91

The Lovers Lute cannot be blamed though it sing of	98

That Caution should be used in Love	101

Of the Pains and Sorrows caused by Love	107

That all his Joy dependeth on his Ladys Favour	115

That the Power of Love excuseth the Folly of loving	121

He describeth the ceaseless Torments of Love	130

That Faith is dead and true Love disregarded	136

The Lover prayeth that his Ladys Heart might be	143

He lamenteth that he had ever Cause to doubt his Ladys	149

Complaint of the Absence of his Love	157

The Song of Iopas unfinished	163

The Lover blameth his instant Desire	169

Of the Mother that eat her Child at the Siege of Jerusalem	170

Of his Return from Spain	176

Of the mean and sure Estate written to John Poins	187

How to use the Court and himself therein written to	194

The Prologue of the Author	203

The Author	210

The Author	218

The Author	227

Noli emulari in maligna	233

Index of First Lines	239

18	18

The Lover comforteth himself with the Worthiness of	20

Complaint of the Absence of her Lover being upon the Sea 27	27

33	33

A Warning to the Lover how he is abused by his Love	34

A careless Man scorning and describing the subtle Usage	41

43	43

A Song written by the Earl of Surrey of a Lady that refused	47

The faithful Lover declareth his Pains and his uncertain	53

54	54

The Means to attain happy Life	57

60	60

On Sardanapaluss dishonourable Life and miserable Death	65

71	71

Chapter I	82

83	83

8888	89

36	96

A PARAPHRASE OF SOME OF THE PSALMS OF DAVID	101

112	112

The Second Book of Virgils Eneid	115

122	122

128	128

The Fourth Book of Virgils Æneid	153

174	174

Of sudden trusting	180

186	186

13	189

Title	The Poetical Works of Sir Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: With a Memoir of Each, Volume 2 Volume 66 of British poets British poets. Riverside ed Poets, British. [66.] Works of the British poets
Author	Sir Thomas Wyatt
Publisher	Houghton, Osgood, Riverside Press, 1879
Original from	the Bavarian State Library (P.o.angl. 620 q-66)
Digitized	14 Aug 2020
Length	434 pages

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