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. 083: With the stolen pleasure of one night.
Originally: With the stolne pleasure of one night.
P. 088: Henry Cambell, _sonne to the Earle of_ Arg.
Originally: Henry Cambell, _sonne to the Earle of_ Ar[g].
P. 100: so little peremptory is his opinion
Originally: so little peremptory is his opiuion
P. 113: and when the prosperitie of the impious
Originally: and when the prosteritie of the impious
P. 114: antidote against sinne,
Originally: antidote aga[i]nst sinne,
P. 114: and the onley balsome powerfull
Originally: and the onely balsome powerfull
P. 115 Inserted chapter title from the TOC: _Twenty-two Poems, chiefly
Sacred, with Scripture Text._
P. 126: Universum stratum ejus
Originally: Universum st[r]atum ejus
P. 135: Of the most sober government in peace,
Originally: Of the most sober goverment in peace,
P. 137: And warme his venome in my brest.
Originally: And warme his enome in my brest.
P. 137: Where while I struggle,
Originally: Where while I straggle,
P. 144: And 'gainst these
Originally: Amd 'gainst these
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