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
I that CUPID 354
"I then began to 126
I think King 231
I thrust my hand 34
"I will both see 120
"I will spend my 202
I will, yea, and 529
I wish sometimes 430
I wrote my sighs 440
Immortal fame to 131
Inamoured JOVE 431
In Ida Vale 430
In kenning of 547
In King ANTIOCHUS 130
In LOVE his 322
In places far, or 541
In silver stream 324
In Sparta, long 134
In such a height 556
In tears she 400
In the Egean 276
In time the 438
Into a pleasant 401
Into despair it 34
"Into the land 400
In vasty sea 338
It came to me 555
It cannot two 555
It is a pity you 361
It shall suffice 232
It told me, "In 555
"_It would be a_ 201
JASON, that came 230
Joy of my soul! My 324
Justly of thee 288
King NISUS had a 236
Lady, the sun 284
Lady, thou 290
Lady, what time 299
LAURA is fair and 329
"Leave me not 201
Leave off, sweet 455
Lest for a heart 360
Let THESEUS be! 231
"Let us conspire 464
"Let's laugh at 554
Let your Jests fly 557
LICIA, my Love 435
Like MEMNON's 448
Like to the blacksome 276
Like to the shipman 192
Little fish, what 237
"London's Lord 473
Long since the 540
Loose humour nor 537
Lo, thus our 23
Loud are my sighs 458
LOVE and my Love 426
LOVE, being blind 279
LOVE, I repent me 451
Love is like a 358
LOVE, ope my 311
"Love this fair 332
LOVE was laid 429
LOVE, with her hair 427
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