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#1
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Plays
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1596
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A Tale of a Tub
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1597
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The Isle of Dogs
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1597-1598
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The Case Is Altered
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1598
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Every Man in His Humour
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1599
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Every Man Out of His Humour
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1600
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Cynthia's Revels
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1601
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The Poetaster
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1603
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Sejanus His Fall
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1605
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Eastward Hoe
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1605-1606
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Volpone
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1609
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Epicœne, or The Silent Woman
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1610
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The Alchemist
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1611
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Catiline His Conspiracy
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1614
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Bartholomew Fair
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1616
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The Golden Age Restored
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1616
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Christmas, His Masque
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1616
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The Devil Is an Ass
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1626
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The Staple of News
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1629
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The New Inn, or The Light Heart
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1632
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The Magnetic Lady, or Humors Reconciled
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1637
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The Sad Shepherd
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1641
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Mortimer His Fall
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#2
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Masques
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1603
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The Entertainment at Althorp
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1604
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The Coronation Triumph
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1604
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A Private Entertainment of the King and Queen on May-Day
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1605
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The Masque of Blackness
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1606
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Hymenaei
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1606
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The Entertainment of the Kings of Great Britain and Denmark
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1608
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The Masque of Beauty
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1608
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The Hue and Cry After Cupid
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1609
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The Masque of Queens, Celebrated From the House of Fame
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1609
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The Entertainment at Britain's Burse
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1610
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The Speeches at Prince Henry's Barriers
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1611
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Oberon, the Faery Prince
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1611
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Love Freed from Ignorance and Folly
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1612
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Love Restored
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1613
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A Challenge at Tilt, at a Marriage
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1613
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The Irish Masque at Court
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1615
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Mercury Vindicated from the Alchemists
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1617
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The Vision of Delight
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1617
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Lovers Made Men
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1618
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Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue
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1618
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For the Honour of Wales
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1620
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News from the New World Discovered in the Moon
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1620
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The Entertainment at Blackfriars; or, The Newcastle Entertainment
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1620
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Pan's Anniversary, or The Shepherd's Holiday
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1621
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The Gypsies Metamorphosed
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1622
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The Masque of Augurs
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1623
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Time Vindicated to Himself and to His Honours
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1624
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Neptune's Triumph for the Return of Albion
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1625
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The Fortunate Isles and Their Union
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1631
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Love's Triumph Through Callipolis
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1631
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Chloridia: Rites to Chloris and Her Nymphs
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1633
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The King's Entertainment at Welbeck in Nottinghamshire
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1634
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Love's Welcome at Bolsover
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#3
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Poetry Collection
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1612
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Epigrams
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#4
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Poems
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1612
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To the Reader
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1612
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To My Book
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1612
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To My Bookseller
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1612
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To King James
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1612
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On the Union
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1612
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The Alchemists
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1612
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On the New Hot-Houses
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1612
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On a Robbery
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1612
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To All, to Whom I Write
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1612
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To My Lord Ignorant
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1612
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On Something, that Walks Somewhere
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1612
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On Lieutenant Shift
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1612
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To Doctor Empiric
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1612
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To William Camden
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1612
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On Court-Worm
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1612
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To Brain-Hardy
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1612
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To the Learned Critic
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1612
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To My Mere English Censurer
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1612
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On Sir Cod the Perfumed
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1612
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To the Same Sir Cod
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1612
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On Reformed Gamester
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1612
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On My First Daughter
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1612
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To John Donne
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1612
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To the Parliament
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1612
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On Sir Voluptuous Beast
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1612
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On the Same Beast
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1612
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On Sir John Roe
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1612
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On Don Surly
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1612
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To Sir Annual Tilter
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1612
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To Person Guilty
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1612
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On Bank the Usurer
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1612
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On Sir John Roe
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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Of Death
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1612
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To King James
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1612
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To the Ghost of Martial
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1612
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On Chev'ril the Lawyer
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1612
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To Person Guilty
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1612
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On Old Colt
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1612
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On Margaret Ratcliffe
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1612
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On Gypsy
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1612
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On Giles and Joan
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1612
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To Robert, Earl of Salisbury
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1612
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On Chuff, Banks the Usurer's Kinsman
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1612
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On My First Son
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1612
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To Sir Luckless Woo-All
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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On Mongrel Esquire
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1612
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To Playwright
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1612
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To Sir Cod
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1612
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To King James: Upon the Happy False Rumour of His Death
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1612
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To Censorious Courtling
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1612
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To Old-End Gatherer
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1612
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On Chev'ril
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1612
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To Francis Beaumont
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1612
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On Poet-Ape
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1612
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On Bawds, and Usurers
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1612
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To Groom Idiot
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1612
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On Spies
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1612
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To William, Lord Mounteagle
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1612
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To Fool, or Knave
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1612
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The Fine Lady Would-Be
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1612
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To Robert, Earl of Salisbury
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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To My Muse
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1612
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To Sir Henry Cary
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1612
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To Thomas, Earl of Suffolk
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1612
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On Playwright
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1612
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To Pertinax Cob
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1612
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To William Roe
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1612
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On Court-Parrot
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1612
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To Courtling
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1612
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To Fine Grand
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1612
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To Thomas, Lord Chancellor
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1612
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On Lip, the Teacher
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1612
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On Lucy, Countess of Bedford
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1612
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To One that Desired Me Not to Name Him
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1612
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To Hornet
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1612
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To Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland
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1612
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On Life, and Death
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1612
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To Prowl the Plagiary
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1612
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On Cashiered Capt(ain) Surly
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1612
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To a Friend
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1612
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To Lucy, Countess of Bedford
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1612
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To Sir Henry Goodyere
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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On Captain Hazard the Cheater
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1612
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On English Monsieur
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1612
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To Edward Alleyn
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1612
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On Mill, My Lady's Woman
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1612
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To Sir Horace Vere
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1612
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The New Cry
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1612
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To Sir John Radcliffe
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1612
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To Lucy, Countess of Bedford, with Mr. Donne's Satires
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1612
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To Sir Henry Savile
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1612
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To John Donne
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1612
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On the New Motion
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1612
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To Sir Thomas Roe
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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On Playwright
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1612
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Inviting a Friend to Supper
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1612
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To William, Earl of Pembroke
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1612
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To Mary, Lady Wroth
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1612
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To Susan, Countess of Montgomery
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1612
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To Mary, Lady Wroth
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1612
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To Sir Edward Herbert
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1612
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To Captain Hungry
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1612
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To True Soldiers
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1612
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To Sir Henry Nevil
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1612
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To Clement Edmonds
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1612
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To the Same, on the Same
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1612
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To a Weak Gamester in Poetry
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1612
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To Sir Thomas Overbury
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1612
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To Mrs. Philip Sidney
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1612
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On the Town's Honest Man
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1612
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To Sir William Jephson
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1612
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On Groin
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1612
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On Gut
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1612
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To Sir Ra(l)ph Shelton
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1612
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Epitaph on S.P.
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1612
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To Benjamin Rudyerd
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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Epitaph on Elizabeth, L.H.
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1612
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To Sir William Uvedale
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1612
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To His Lady, Then Mrs. Cary
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1612
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To Esmé, Lord Aubigny
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1612
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To William Roe
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1612
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To Mime
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1612
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To Alphonso Ferrabosco, on His Book
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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To Mr. Joshua Sylvester
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1612
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On the Famous Voyage The Voyage Itself
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1612
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Why I Write Not of Love
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1612
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To Penshurst
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1612
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To Sir Robert Wroth
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1612
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To the World
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1612
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Song: To Celia
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1612
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To the Same
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1612
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Song: That Women Are But Men's Shadows
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1612
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To Sickness
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1612
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Song: To Celia
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1612
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('And Must I Sing? What Subject Shall I Choose?')
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1612
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Epode
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1612
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Epistle to Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland
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1612
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Epistle to Katherine, Lady Aubigny
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1612
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Ode to Sir William Sidney, on His Birthday
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1612
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To Heaven
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1616
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The Forest
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1616
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On My First Sonne
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1618
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A Discourse of Love
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1640
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The Execration Against Vulcan
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1640
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Underwood
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#5
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Non-Fiction Books
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1640
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The English Grammar
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1892
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Timber; or, Discoveries Made Upon Men and Matter, as They Have Flowed Out of His Daily Readings, or Had Their Reflux to His Peculiar Notion of the Times
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