KEATS, JOHN, 286 KINGSLEY, REV. CHARLES, 349 * * * * * LOVELACE, RICHARD, 124 * * * * * MACAULAY, LORD, 305 MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER, 6 MICKLE, WILLIAM JULIUS, 223 MOORE, THOMAS, 269 * * * * * NAIRNE, LADY, 198 NASH, THOMAS, 9 * * * * * PARKER, MARTIN, 125 PERCY, THOMAS, 227 PROCTOR, B.W., 280 * * * * * ROGERS, SAMUEL, 193 ROSS, ALEXANDER, 158 * * * * * SCOTT, SIR WALTER, 244 SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM, 79 SHELLEY, PERCY BYSSHE, 283 SHENSTONE, WILLIAM, 139 SHIRLEY, JAMES, 10 SIDNEY, SIR PHILIP, 18 SOUTHEY, ROBERT, 231 STILL, JOHN, 7 SUCKLING, SIR JOHN, 118 * * * * * TENNYSON, LORD, 312 THACKERAY, WILLIAM MAKEPEACE, 341 THOMSON, JAMES, 131 * * * * * VAUX, LORD, 1 * * * * * WALLER, EDMUND, 122 WEBSTER, JOHN, 19 WITHER, GEORGE, 103 WOLFE, CHARLES, 282 WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM, 239 WYATT, SIR THOMAS, 4 SONGS AND BALLADS MY SWETE SWETING Ah, my swete swetyng! My lytyle prety swetyng, My swetyng will I love wherever I go; She is so proper and pure, Full stedfast, stabill and demure, There is none such, ye may be sure, As my swete swetyng.