A Wished Reformation
Churchyard's Chips
Churchyard's Choice
A Rode into Scotland
Sir Simon Burlie's Tragedy
The Unhappy Man's Life.
Churchyard's Dream
The Friar's Tale
Edinburgh Castle-poem.
The Queen received into
Bristowe

The Misery of Flanders
The Calamity of France
The Misfortune of Portugal
The Unquietness of Ireland
The Troubles of Scotland.
The Blessed State of Eng-
land

Churchyard's Charge (nine poems)

Farewell to Court, 1557
The Double Gallant.

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Chestre, Thomas.

Chettle, Henry, 1563-Amen,' ii. 1. 160 (?)

Chettle and Day.

Chettle, Decker, and Haughton.

Chettle and Munday.

Churchyard, Thomas, 1520-1604.

'Golden Slumber,' 1. 1 (song).

All for Love, 1678, written in Shakespeare's stile.'

Troilus and Cressida, or
Truth Too Late, 1695
The Indian Emperor, 1709
Tyrannic Love.
An Evening's Love
The Duke of Guise

Don Sebastian .
Poems

Don Quixote

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'Good night,'iv. 6.

'Morrow,' 'Good night,' What's the matter?'

'Ohorror, horror!' iv.

Nothing.

"That,' i.; 'ostentation,''cure for a distempered mind,' 'count thy gains,' shadows,' 'portents,' 'omens,' 'ruling fate,' ii.; ripe fruit falls,' 'innocence,' satiety in love, iii.; 'streams meeting," 'bridegroom's life,'' What else?' 'O ye gods,' well," my reason,' 'shoe pinches," poet's feign,' iv.; believe me,' 'medicine to the mind,'ill news displeasing,' 'well,' 'griefs well endured,' I have,' 'shipwrecked,' v.; What else?"O horror, life brief,' 'Heaven be praised,' Is it come to this?' ceremony for strangers,' &c.

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D'Urfey, Thos., 1630

'Good even,' ii. 1.