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| Ode. That All Other Creatures Have Their Abiding in Heaven, Hell, Earth, Air, Water or Fire, but He in All of Them |
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| To All Poor Scholars |
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| Upon His Timorous Silence in Her Presence |
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| [Ad Pollionem, 7.12] |
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| A Dialogue, between a Lover's Flaming Heart, and His Lady's Frozen Breast |
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| On a Limping Cuckold |
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| To Samuel Daniel |
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| On Crambo, a Lousy Shifter |
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| Incription for the Statue of Dido, An |
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