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Michael Drayton

• Agincourt
• Endimion And Phoebe (Excerpts)
• How Many Paltry Foolish Painted Things
• Idea Li: Calling To Mind Since First My Love Begun
• Idea Liii: To The River Ancor
• Idea Xxxvii: Dear, Why Should You Command Me To My Rest
• Love's Farewell
• Noah's Flood (Excerpts)
• Nymphidia, The Court Of Fairy (Excerpts)
• Ode To The Cambro-Britons And Their Harp, His Ballad Of Agi
• Roc
• Sirena
• Sonnet I: Like An Advent'Rous Seafarer
• Sonnet Ii: My Heart Was Slain
• Sonnet Iii: Taking My Pen
• Sonnet Iv: Bright Star Of Beauty
• Sonnet Ix: As Other Men
• Sonnet L: As In Some Countries
• Sonnet Li: Calling To Mind
• Sonnet Lii: What? Dost Thou Mean
• Sonnet Liii: Clear Anker
• Sonnet Liv: Yet Read At Last
• Sonnet Lix: As Love And I
• Sonnet Lv: My Fair, If Thou Wilt
• Sonnet Lvi: When Like An Eaglet
• Sonnet Lvii: You Best Discern'D
• Sonnet Lviii: In Former Times
• Sonnet Lx: Define My Weal
• Sonnet Lxi: Since There's No Help
• Sonnet Lxii: When First I Ended
• Sonnet Lxiii: Truce, Gentle Love
• Sonnet V: Nothing But No
• Sonnet Vi: How Many Paltry Things
• Sonnet Vii: Love In A Humour
• Sonnet Viii: There's Nothing Grieves Me
• Sonnet X: To Nothing Fitter
• Sonnet Xi: You Not Alone
• Sonnet Xii: That Learned Father
• Sonnet Xiii: Letters And Lines
• Sonnet Xiv: If He From Heav'N
• Sonnet Xix: You Cannot Love
• Sonnet Xl: My Heart The Anvil
• Sonnet Xli: Why Do I Speak Of Joy
• Sonnet Xlii: Some Men There Be
• Sonnet Xliii: Why Should Your Fair Eyes
• Sonnet Xliv: Whilst Thus My Pen
• Sonnet Xlix: Thou Leaden Brain
• Sonnet Xlv: Muses, Which Sadly Sit
• Sonnet Xlvi: Plain-Path'D Experience
• Sonnet Xlvii: In Pride Of Wit