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Collected Works of Michael Drayton

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by Michael Drayton


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  SONNETS, 1599

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  SONNETS, 1602

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  SONNETS, 1605

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  TO SIR WALTER ASTON, KNIGHT OF THE HONOURABLE ORDER OF THE BATH, AND MY MOST WORTHY PATRON

  SONNETS, 1619

  SONNET 1

  SONNET 6

  SONNET 8

  HIS REMEDIE FOR LOUE

  SONNET 21

  SONNET 27

  SONNET 36

  SONNET 48

  SONNET 52

  SONNET 61

  ODES, 1619

  TO HIMSELFE AND THE HARPE

  THE PHOCEAN IT DID PROUE

  TO THE NEW YEERE

  TO HIS VALENTINE

  THE HEART

  THE SACRIFICE TO APOLLO

  TO CVPID

  AN AMOVRET ANACREONTICK

  LOVES CONQVEST

  TO THE VIRIGINIAN VOYAGE

  AN ODE WRITTEN IN THE PEAKE

  HIS DEFENCE AGAINST THE IDLE CRITICK

  TO HIS RIVALL

  A SKELTONIAD

  THE CRYER

  TO HIS COY LOVE

  A HYMNE TO HIS LADIES BIRTH-PLACE

  TO THE CAMBRO-BRITANS AND THEIR HARPE, HIS BALLAD OF AGINCOVRT

  ODES, 1606

  ODE 4 TO MY WORTHY FREND, MASTER JOHN SAUAGE OF THE INNER TEMPLE

  ODE 8

  LAST VERSES

  LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

  A-D E-H I-L M-O P-S T-V W-Z

  A HYMNE TO HIS LADIES BIRTH-PLACE

  A PAEAN TRIUMPHALL.

  A PRAIER IN THE PERSON OF THE FAITHFULL.

  A PRAIER OF THE AUTHOUR.

  A PRAIER OF TOBIAS, EXHORTING ALL MEN TO PRAISE THE LORD

  A SKELTONIAD

  A SONG OF IHESUS THE SONNE OF SIRACH.

  A SONG OF MOSES AND THE ISRAELITES FOR THEIR DELIUERANCE OUT OF EGYPT.

  A SONG OF THANKES TO GOD

  A SONG OF THE FAITHFULL.

  ALICE COUNTESSE OF SALISBURIE, TO THE BLACKE PRINCE.

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  AN AMOVRET ANACREONTICK

  AN ELEGIE VPON THE DEATH OF THE LADY PENELOPE CLIFTON.

  AN ODE WRITTEN IN THE PEAKE

  ANOTHER SONG OF THE FAITHFULL FOR THE MERCIES OF GOD.

  ANOTHER SONG OF THE FAITHFULL, WHEREIN IS DECLARED IN WHAT CONSISTETH THE SALUATION OF THE CHURCH.

  CHAP. I

  CHARLES BRANDON DUKE OF SUFFOLK, TO MARY THE FRENCH QUEENE.

  DAVID AND GOLIAH.

  DUKE HUMFREY TO ELINOR COBHAM.

  EDWARD THE BLACKE PRINCE TO ALICE COUNTESSE OF SALISBURIE.

  EDWARD THE FOURTH TO SHORES WIFE.

  ELINOR COBHAM TO DUKE HUMFREY.

  ENDIMION & PHOEBE

  GERALDINE TO HENRY HOWARD EARLE OF SURREY.

  HENRY HOWARD EARLE OF SURREY TO GERALDINE.

  HENRY TO ROSAMOND.

  HIS DEFENCE AGAINST THE IDLE CRITICK

  HIS REMEDIE FOR LOUE

  IDEA, A CANSONET.

  IDEA, I

  IDEA, II

  IDEA, III

  IDEA, IV

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  IDEA, L

  IDEA, LI

  IDEA, LII

  IDEA, LIII

  IDEA, LIV

  IDEA, LIX

  IDEA, LV

  IDEA, LVI

  IDEA, LVII

  IDEA, LVIII

  IDEA, LX

  IDEA, LXI

  IDEA, LXII

  IDEA, LXIII

  IDEA, LXIV.

  IDEA, LXIX.

  IDEA, LXV.

  IDEA, LXVI.

  IDEA, LXVII.

  IDEA, LXVIII.

  IDEA, LXX.

  IDEA, LXXI.

  IDEA, LXXII.

  IDEA, LXXIII.

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  IDEA, VI

  IDEA, VII

  IDEA, VIII

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  IDEA, XI

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  IDEA, XIII

  IDEA, XIV

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  IDEA, XXXVIII

  INTRODUCTION.

  KING IOHN TO MATILDA.

  LAST VERSES

  LOVES CONQVEST

  MARY THE FRENCH QUEENE, TO CHARLES BRANDON, DUKE OF SUFFOLKE.

  MATILDA TO KING IOHN.

  MATILDA.

  MORTIMER TO QUEENE ISABELL.

  MORTIMERIADOS.

  MOSES’ BIRTH AND MIRACLES: THE FIRST BOOKE.

  MOSES’ BIRTH AND MIRACLES: THE SECOND BOOKE.

  MOSES’ BIRTH AND MIRACLES: THE THIRD BOOKE.

  NIMPHIDIA

  ODE 4 TO MY WORTHY FREND, MASTER JOHN SAUAGE OF THE INNER TEMPLE

  ODE 8

  ODES, 1606

  ODES, 1619

  OF HIS LADIES NOT COMMING TO LONDON.

  OTHER SONGES AND PRAIERS OUT OF THE BOOKES OF APOCRIPHA.

  OWEN TUDOR TO QUEENE KATHERINE.

  PEIRS GAVESTON.

  POLY-OLBION: THE EIGHT AND TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE EIGHTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE EIGHTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE ELEVENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FIFT SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FIFTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FIRST SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FIVE AND TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FOUR AND TWENTIETH SONG.

  POLY-OLBION: THE FOURTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE FOURTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE NINE AND TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE NINETEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE NINTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE ONE AND TWENTIETH SONG.

  POLY-OLBION: THE SECOND SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SEVEN AND TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SEVENTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SEVENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SIXE AND TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SIXT SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE SIXTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE TENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE THIRD SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE THIRTEENTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE THIRTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE THREE AND TWENTIETH SONG.

  POLY-OLBION: THE TWELFTH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE TWENTIETH SONG

  POLY-OLBION: THE TWO AND TWENTIETH SONG.

  POLY-OLBION: VPON THE FRONTISPICE.

  QUEENE ISABELL TO MORTIMER.

  QUEENE ISABELL TO RICHARD THE SECOND.

  QUEENE KATHERINE TO OWEN TUDOR.

  QUEENE MARGARET TO WILLIAM DE LA POLE, DUKE OF SUFFOLKE.

  RICHARD THE SECOND TO QUEENE ISABELL.

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  THE ARGUMENT OF ROBERT DUKE OF NORMANDIE.

  THE BALLAD OF AGINCOURT

  THE BATTAILE OF AGINCOVRT.

  THE CRYER

  THE DESCRIPTION OF ELIZIUM

  THE EIGHT CHAPTER.

  THE EIGHT NIMPHALL

  THE EIGHTH EGLOG.

  THE EIGHTH EGLOG.

  THE EPISTLE OF ROSAMOND TO KING HENRIE THE SECOND.

  THE EPISTLE OF SHORES WIFE TO KING EDWARD THE FOURTH.

  THE FIFT CHAPTER.

  THE FIFT NIMPHALL

  THE FIFTH BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE FIFTH EGLOG.

  THE FIRST BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE FIRST EGLOG.

  THE FIRST NIMPHALL

  THE FOURTH BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE FOURTH CHAPTER.

  THE FOURTH NIMPHALL

  THE FOVRTH EGLOG.

  THE HEART

  THE LADIE IANE GRAY TO THE LORD GILFORD DUDLEY.

  THE LORD GILFORD DUDLEY, TO THE LADY IANE GRAY.

  THE MAN IN THE MOON

  THE MOONE-CALFE.

  THE MOST EXCELLENT SONG, WHICH WAS SALOMONS

  THE MOST NOTABLE SONG OF MOSES, CONTAINING GODS BENEFITES TO HIS PEOPLE, WHICH HE TAUGHT THE CHILDREN OF ISRAELL A LITLE BEFORE HIS DEATH, AND COMMANDED THEM TO LEARNE IT, AND TEACH IT VNTO THEIR CHILDREN, AS A WITNESSE BETWEENE GOD AND THEM.

  THE NINTH EGLOG.

  THE NINTH EGLOG.

  THE NINTH NIMPHALL

  THE OWLE

  THE PHOCEAN IT DID PROUE

  THE PRAIER OF HESTER FOR THE DELIUERANCE OF HER AND HER PEOPLE.

  THE PRAIER OF IEREMIAH, BEWAILING THE CAPTIUITIE OF THE PEOPLE.

  THE PRAIER OF IUDITH FOR THE DELIUERANCE OF THE PEOPLE.

  THE PRAIER OF MARDOCHEUS.

  THE PRAIER OF SALOMON.

  THE QVEST OF CYNTHIA

  THE SACRIFICE TO APOLLO

  THE SECOND BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE SECOND CHAPTER.

  THE SECOND EGLOG.

  THE SECOND NIMPHALL

  THE SEUENTH CHAPTER.

  THE SEUENTH NIMPHALL

  THE SEVENTH EGLOG.

  THE SHEPHEARDS SIRENA

  THE SIXT CHAPTER.

  THE SIXT EGLOG.

  THE SIXT NIMPHALL

  THE SIXTH BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE SONG OF ANNAH FOR THE BRINGING FOORTH OF SAMUEL HER SONNE.

  THE SONG OF DEBORAH AND BARACKE.

  THE SONG OF IONAH IN THE WHALES BELLIE.

  THE SONG OF IUDITH, HAUING SLAINE HOLOPHERNES.

  THE SPIRITUALLL SONGES AND HOLY HYMNES CONTAINED IN THIS BOOK.

  THE TENTH NIMPHALL

  THE THIRD BOOKE OF THE BARRONS WARRES.

  THE THIRD CHAPTER.

  THE THIRD EGLOG.

  THE THIRD NIMPHALL

  THE TRAGICALL LEGEND OF ROBERT DUKE OF NORMANDIE.

  THE VISION OF BEN. IONSON, ON THE MVSES OF HIS FRIEND M. DRAYTON.

  THE VISION OF MATILDA.

  TO CVPID

  TO HIMSELFE AND THE HARPE

  TO HIS COY LOVE

  TO HIS RIVALL

  T
O HIS VALENTINE

  TO M. DRAYTON.

  TO M. MICHAELL DRAYTON.

  TO M. MICHAELL DRAYTON.

  TO M. MICHAELL DRAYTON.

  TO M. MICHAELL DRAYTON.

  TO M. MICHAELL DRAYTON.

  TO MAISTER WILLIAM IEFFRYES, CHAPLEINE TO THE LORD AMBASSADOUR IN SPAINE.

  TO MASTER GEORGE SANDIS TREASURER FOR THE ENGLISH COLONY IN VIRGINA.

  TO MY FRIENDS, THE CAMBRO-BRITANS.

  TO MY FRINDS THE CAMBER-BRITANS AND THEYR HARP.

  TO MY HONOURED MISTRES, MISTRES ELIZABETH TANFELDE, THE SOLE DAUGHTER AND HEYRE OF THAT FAMOUS AND LEARNED LAWYER, LAWRENCE TANFELDE ESQUIRE.

  TO MY MOST DEARELY-LOUED FRIEND HENRY REYNOLDS ESQUIRE OF POETS AND POESIE.

  TO MY MOST DEERE FRIEND MAISTER HENRY LUCAS, SONNE TO EDWARD LUCAS ESQUIRE.

  TO MY WORTHY AND DEERELY ESTEEMED FRIEND, MAISTER IAMES HUISH.

  TO MY WORTHY AND HONOURED FRIEND, MAISTER WALTER ASTON.

  TO MY WORTHY FRIEND MR. MICHAELL DRAYTON VPON THESE HIS POEMS.

  TO SIR WALTER ASTON, KNIGHT OF THE HONOURABLE ORDER OF THE BATH, AND MY MOST WORTHY PATRON.

  TO SIR WALTER ASTON, KNIGHT OF THE HONOURABLE ORDER OF THE BATH, AND MY MOST WORTHY PATRON

  TO THE CAMBRO-BRITANS AND THEIR HARPE, HIS BALLAD OF AGINCOVRT

  TO THE CURTEOUS READER.

  TO THE DEERE CHYLD OF THE MUSES, AND HIS EUER KIND MECÆNAS, MA. ANTHONY COOKE, ESQUIRE

  TO THE DEERE CHYLD OF THE MUSES, AND HIS EUER KIND MECAENAS, MA. ANTHONY COOKE, ESQUIRE.

  TO THE EXCELLENT AND MOST ACCOMPLISH’D LADIE, LUCIE COUNTESSE OF BEDFORD.

  TO THE EXCELLENT LADY LUCIE, COUNTESSE OF BEDFORD.

  TO THE GENERALL READER.

  TO THE GODLY AND VERTUOUS LADY, THE LADY JANE DEUOREUX, OF MERIUALE.

  TO THE HIGH AND MIGHTIE, HENRIE, PRINCE OF WALES.

  TO THE MAIESTIE OF KING IAMES.

  TO THE NEW YEERE

  TO THE NOBLE LADY, THE LADY I. S. OF WORLDLY CROSSES.

  TO THE READER OF THESE SONNETS

  TO THE READER.

  TO THE READER.

  TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE LADY, LUCIE COUNTESSE OF BEDFORD.

  TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE AND MY VERY GOOD LORD, EDWARD EARLE OF BEDFORD.

  TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFULL SIR HENRY GOODERE OF POWLESWORTH KNIGHT.

  TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFULL SIR THOMAS MUNSON, KNIGHT.

  TO THE VERTUOUS LADIE, THE LADY FRAUNCIS GOODERE, WIFE TO SIR HENRY GOODERE, KNIGHT.

  TO THE VERTUOUS LADY, THE LADY ANNE HARRINGTON: WIFE TO THE HONOURABLE GENTLEMAN, SIR IOHN HARRINGTON KNIGHT.

  TO THE VERTUOUS LADY, THE LADY ANNE HARRINGTON: WISE TO THE HONORABLE GENTLEMAN, SIR IOHN HARRINGTON, KNIGHT.

  TO THE VIRIGINIAN VOYAGE

  TO. MY NOBLE FRIEND MASTER WILLIAM BROWNE, OF THE EUILL TIME.

  VPON THE DEATH OF HIS INCOMPARABLE FRIEND, SIR HENRY RAYNSFORD, OF CLIFFORD.

  VPON THE DEATH OF MISTRIS ELIANOR FALLOWFIELD.

  VPON THE DEATH OF THE LADY OLIUE STANHOPE.

  VPON THE NOBLE LADY ASTONS DEPARTURE FOR SPAINE.

  VPON THE THREE SONNES OF THE LORD SHEFFIELD, DROWNED IN HUMBER.

  WILLIAM DE LA POLE, DUKE OF SUFFOLKE, TO QUEENE MARGARET.

  The Play

  Map of London’s playhouses during the Elizabethan era — Drayton was one of the lessees of the Whitefriars Theatre (west of St Paul’s Cathedral), together with Thomas Woodford, nephew of the playwright Thomas Lodge, when it was started in 1608. Around 1606, Drayton was also part of a syndicate that chartered a company of child actors, The Children of the King’s Revels.

 

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