: An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (8 of 8) by Arber Edward Editor - English literature

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Editor: Edward Arber

AN ENGLISH GARNER

INGATHERINGS FROM OUR HISTORY AND LITERATURE BY EDWARD ARBER, F.S.A.

ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND CO. 2 WHITEHALL GARDENS, WESTMINSTER

Contents of the Eighth Volume. PAGE

PAGE Accept in gree 273 After that Harflete 20 A gallant Master 401 A gallant Whistle 121 A gallant Youth 399 A gentle tame 326 A' LICIA sigh! 449 "A King I was 466 Alas, wilt thou 242 All that this earth 556 All youthful wights 32 Also I find that 230 A LUCRECE for 232 A maiden 360 Am I a GORGON? 179 Amongst the 311 And, after many 404 And arm in arm 408 And as there 547 And by these 560 And cast me into 33 And cheerfully 546 And diversely 530 And ere her 402 And fain I would 401 And feeds him 536 "And for myself 549 "And if they crown 470 And if ye list to 558 And if you cannot 229 And in her heart 400 And in my choice 533 And in regions 547 "And I a Whistle 121 "'And I protest' 471 "And I," quoth he 404 And I, who was 238 "And me, not long ago 123 And now, "Farewell!" 234 And now he pries 238 And now to take 399 And raised my 415 And since doomed 535 And since the Feast 557 And since the fish 238 And taking many 548 And that great 562 And the ambitious 547 And this whereso 229 And Thou, the Genius 174 And though the 273 And thus I end 36 And thyself such 241 And turning to 549 And unto me 231 "And wantonly 535 And what's 544 And when he to our 19 And when they 409 And when you 233 And whether Nature 415 And why not I? 529 "An English Friar 407 An ocean Sea of 315 A painter drew 429 APOLLO and the 529 Are those two stars? 446 As are the sands 433 As Britons that 531 As burnished 289 As by ENEAS, first 230 As close as you 229 As duty wills 240 As his prisoner 200 As rocks become, 300 As sacrifice 335 A she there was 462 As those 530 "A tempest 122 A wise man poor 108

Dear City! 563 Death, in a rage 428 DIANA shineth 288 Die, die, my Hopes 196 Distance of 462 Do not too 363 DORIS, I love not 454 Down from the 278 Down in a bed 461 "Do you resolve 464 Drawn, cunning 302

Each beast in 193 Each frown of 364 "Each little bird 553 Ease by Disease 56 ELSTRED I pity 466 EUNICA scorned 137 Even as the lamp 293

"Fair Bridegroom 134 Fair Bristow 400 FAIRFAX the 611 "Fair Maid," quoth 402 Fair Maids, my 366 Fair matchless 443 Fair MAUDLIN 400 Fair Shepherdess 195 Fair stood the 548 Fairest, wear 365 Far better had 292 Farewell! Adieu! 243 "Farewell," quoth 399 Far more's my 317 Fearing of harm 542 Feed, silly sheep! 176 First did I fear 434 "For certainty it 555 "For ere I will 407 For every great gun 17 For God's sake 560 For he always did 237 For help the 19 For I, by suit 32 For if alone 445 For, lo, my careful 33 "For, look, what 408 For only Thee 274 For she that 232 For to behold my 286 For they be such 529 For they, for 231 For trial shall 235 For we, her peers 135 For when he, by 230 "Fortune and I 466 Fortune, cross 275 Frequent not 35 From milk of 304

"Gallant Captain 200 Give her th' Eoan 532 Give warmth to 173 Glad was her 460 GLOUCESTER that Duke 551 "'GOD bless thee' 472 GOD that all this 14 Gold upon gold 331 Good folk, for 560 "Grammercy, Sirs! 15 "Grant, fairest 432 Grant me my 407 Grant me, thy 406 Great JANUS, I 532 Great ordnance 15 Great sickness 20 Great semptuous 317 Great was the 277

JASON, that came 230 Joy of my soul! My 324 Justly of thee 288

King NISUS had a 236

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