Castara: The Third Edition of 1640; Edited and Collated with the Earlier Ones of 1634, 1635Habington, William
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Castara: The Third Edition of 1640; Edited and Collated with the Earlier Ones of 1634, 1635
Habington, William
English poetry -- Early modern, 1500-1700; Love poetry, English
P. 003: our Poet's grand-father,
Originally: our Poet's grandfather,
P. 005: Formatting of the entries in the list of published works has
been standardized.
P. 005: the battle of Varna, 1444;
Originally: the battle of Varma, 1444;
P. 005: i. The Author. [A Prose Preface]
Originally: i. The Authour. [A Prose Preface]
P. 008: 137. ... Phil. i. 23. The soule which
Originally: 137. ... Phil. 1. 23. The soule which
P. 011: (I meane onely as she is externally faire)
Originally: (I meane onlye as she is externally faire)
P. 013: me, I am armed to endure.
Originally: me, I an armed to endure
P. 014: than good Poet, a good man.
Originally: than good Poët, a good man.
P. 017 inserted chapter title from TOC: _Fifty-seven Poems, chiefly
on Love and Courtship._
P. 017: their bright flames: which
Originally: their bright flâmes: which
P. 019: _To my honoured Friend_, Mr. E. P.
Originally: _To my honoured Friend_, M^r. E. P.
P. 023: Then th' Indians boast:
Originally: The th' Indians boast:
P. 023: When Poets weepe some Virgins death
Originally: When Poëts weepe some Virgins death
P. 034: My soule imparadis'd, for 'tis with her.
Originally: My soule impardis'd, for 'tis with her.
P. 039: _To the honourable my honoured kinsman_, Mr. G. T.
Originally: _To the honourable my honoured kinsman_, M^r. G. T.
P. 044: NIGHT _and_ ARAPHILL.
Originally: NIGHT _and_ ARAPHIL.
P. 047: _To the Honourable Mr._ Wm. E.
Originally: _To the Honourable M^r._ W^m. E.
P. 048: _To the Honourable my most honoured friend_, Wm. E.
Originally: _To the Honourable my most honoured friend_, W^m. E.
P. 050: _To my most honoured Friend and Kinsman_
Originally: _To my_ [_most_] _honoured Friend and Kinsman_
P. 051: dote without Philosophie
Originally: dote without Phisosophie
P. 051: in your dull propagation.
Originally: in your dull progagation.
P. 053: _To_ CASTARA,
Originally: TO CASTARA,
P. 059 changed chapter title to match TOC: _Fifty Poems, chiefly on
Wedded Happiness._
Originally: _The Second Part._
P. 059: Thou wept a Virgin,
Originally: Thou wepst a Virgin,
P. 060: Or hoist up saile;
Originally: Or hoish up saile;
P. 063: To-day will give you
Originally: To day will give you
P. 064: in some dead mans eare,
Originally: in some deads mans eare,
P. 072-73, footnotes 23 & 24: Unlike other footnotes showing wording
in previous versions, these do not contain the publication dates when
the other wording appeared.
P. 074: From the angry North-wind.
Originally: From the angry Northwind.
P. 078: Who liv'd a solitary Phœnix free
Originally: Who liv'd a solitary Phænix free
P. 078: _To my worthy Cousin_ Mr. E. C.
Originally: _To my worthy Cousin_ M^r. E. C.
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