An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (8 of 8)
History
An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (8 of 8)
English literature
Had she been 562
Half this is of 555
Hard are the 428
Hark, Lovers! 300
Hear how my Sighs 442
He ne'er seemed 612
HENRY the Sixth 467
Her bosom full 533
Her canopy I'll 553
"Here is no place 407
Her father, he 409
Her gentle 409
Her loved I 558
Her Master 407
Her mother takes 403
HERO did try 236
He sighs, and sobs 405
He shipped there 23
He thinks his hap 237
"He then replied 470
He took his ship 230
How did my Heart 556
How doth fair 405
How durst he 231
_How should'st thou_ 201
"How well were I 405
"I and the Council 472
"I called the 471
IDEA, in which 562
I doubtless cannot 34
I grant an honour 454
I had the vow 559
"I have a brother 401, 406
"_I have neither_ 201
I have no Love 456
If, aged CHARON 445
If April fresh 302
If case such hap 240
If cruel, thou 327
If every woman 35
If he be dead in 447
"If his shafts 535
If in the midst 285
If I, poor wretch 34
If I somewhile 297
If LAURA, thou 279
If lovely Lass 282
If love, wherein 313
If poor thou art 108
If sad Complaint 463
If scalding 337
If SCYLLA had not 235
If Sea, no other 283
If that I die, fair 449
If those, by hope 464
If thou art cold 321
If thou intend'st 365
If thus we needs 555
If what is heavy 299
If whilom, in times 298
If white's the 293
If you so would 229
I live, sweet Love 437
"I'll pawn a calf 120
"I'll pawn no lamb 120
"I might have died 435
I never spent one 34
I paid for love 35
I pray the leave! 561
I rather wish 232
I saw, sweet LICIA 448
I send you here 363
I sowed both pure 33
I speak, fair LICIA 442
I stood amazed 432
I swear, fair 433
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