Notes And Notices of Elizabethan-Jacobean-Carolian Books. Printed for Private Circulation
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12, (5) The Arbor of Amorous Deuices : Wherein yonng An extreame Passion. 13 and 14, A Solemne Gentlemen may reade many pleasant fancies and Farewell to the World and a Solemne Conceipt.
fine deuices : And thereon meditate diuers sweete 15, A straunge A. B. C. 16, Fie on Pride. 17, Conceites to Court the loue of faire Ladies and A Farewell to Loue, 18, A Jeasting Curse, ig.
Gentlewomen, . . . (1597.) A solemne Toie. 20, A Displeasure against Loue.
(6) Pasqvils Mad-cappe, Throwne at the Corrupti...ons of 21, A Farewell to Conceipt, 22, An unhappy, these Times. With his Message to Men of all solemne, jeasting Curse. 23, A Quarrell with Estates. (1626.) Loue. 24, A Wish in Vaine. 25, A conceipt (7) Pasqvils Fooles-cap Sent to Such (To keepe their upon an Eagle and 'a Phoenix. 26, A conceited weake braines warme) as are not able to conceiue Fancy. 27, A Smile misconstrued. 28, An aright of his Mad-cap. With Pasquils Passion odde Humour. 39, A Waggery. 30 and 31, for the Worlds waywardnesse. Begun by him- An odde Conceipt and a Dolefull Fancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12, (5) The Arbor of Amorous Deuices : Wherein yonng An extreame Passion. 13 and 14, A Solemne Gentlemen may reade many pleasant fancies and Farewell to the World and a Solemne Conceipt.
fine deuices : And thereon meditate diuers sweete 15, A straunge A. B. C. 16, Fie on Pride. 17, Conceites to Court the loue of faire Ladies and A Farewell to Loue, 18, A Jeasting Curse, ig.
Gentlewomen, . . . (1597.) A solemne Toie. 20, A Displeasure against Loue.
(6) Pasqvils Mad-cappe, Throwne at the Corrupti...ons of 21, A Farewell to Conceipt, 22, An unhappy, these Times. With his Message to Men of all solemne, jeasting Curse. 23, A Quarrell with Estates. (1626.) Loue. 24, A Wish in Vaine. 25, A conceipt (7) Pasqvils Fooles-cap Sent to Such (To keepe their upon an Eagle and 'a Phoenix. 26, A conceited weake braines warme) as are not able to conceiue Fancy. 27, A Smile misconstrued. 28, An aright of his Mad-cap. With Pasquils Passion odde Humour. 39, A Waggery. 30 and 31, for the Worlds waywardnesse. Begun by him- An odde Conceipt and a Dolefull Fancy.
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