An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
History
An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
English literature
Humour say I 533
I am no Italian lover 361
I am not sick, and yet 264
I am now inclined 534
_I die!_ 478
_I do scorn, to vow_ 428
_If all men could_ 491
If any carp, for that 494
If any eye therefore 654
I fare like him who 291
If CYNTHIA crave 48
_If I should my sorrows_ 381
If I should tell 322
If I speak! 41
If it be Love 264
If love doth make 36
If Music and sweet 28
If my complaints 36
If no delays can move 43
If she, at last 47
If she esteem the 46
If she for this 35
If she will yield to 37
_If such weak thoughts_ 424
If that in ought mine 264
If that these men, 63
_If you boast that_ 485
_I have a Love that's_ 424
_I have elsewhere_ 427
_I have heard that_ 382
_I have wept, and_ 381
I'll go to the woods 650
_I'm no slave to such_ 427
In any book also 69
In company 273
In general, we wollin 54
Ingrateful LOVE! 289
In her presence all 534
In looking back 293
In midst of winter 268
In my _Legend of_ 65
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