| Upon an Heroical Poem which He Had Begun, in Imitation of Virgil |
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| Upon His Lady's Buying Strings for Her Lute |
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| Break, Heavy Heart |
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| A Defiance to Disdainful Love |
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| The Tomb of Dead Desire |
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| Altar and Sacrifice to Disdain, for Freeing Him from Love |
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| Hexameters, Upon the Never-Enough Praised Sir Philip Sidney |
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| A Poem |
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| In the Nature of an Epitaph of a Friend |
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| To Her Eyes |
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