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
Madam, two hearts 555
Madmen, what gain 130
"Maidens, why 534
Marvel I do not, 297
"MAUDLIN", quoth 406
Meet are my 458
Messengers went 18
Most good, most 538
Mother, your 353
Mournful AMYNTAS 182
Muse, bid the Morn 553
My brother (_bis_) 467
My brother CLARENCE 17
My brother died 468
My Debtor hath 33
"My father 467
My fixed faith 191
My grief began 444
My lips I'll 553
My LAURA wonders 305
"My Lord," she said 470
My Love, amazed 427
My Love, I cannot 184
My Love lay 431
My Love was 436
My Mistress 332
"My Mistress 334
My mourning 301
"My thoughts 463, 468
Nay, just are they 241
Nay, then I see 454
"Nay," then said our 15
Never, I think, had 556
New is my love 457
Non convitia 415
None dares now 333
None stands so 559
No art nor force 105
No gifts, no gold 241
No man can be so 537
No more a man, as 294
No more I, for 552
No, No; not so, for 241
No pain like this 464
No sooner do I 308
No sooner had fair 178
No sooner LAURA 323
Nor adamant 534
Nor bravery doth 537
Nor is he foul 454
Nor is 't the Verse 531
"Nor PELOPS' kingdom 122
Nor speak I now 474
Nor think the 317
"Nor weep I now 466
Not I, but many 34
"Not long this 469
Not vouching 243
"Now as the sea 473
"Now in the Spring 534
Now may you hear 231
"Now two there were 473
Now were their 408
"Now will I walk 404
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