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ENGLISH GARNER

VOLUME VII

Contents of the Seventh Tolume.

THOMAS] D[ELONEY]. Three Ballads on the Armada fight. (Aug.

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R. LINCHE ?]., Gentleman. DIELLA. Certain Sonnets, adjoined
to the amorous Poem of Dom DIEGO and GYNEURA. (1596.)... 185
Sir FRANCIS VERE. The Commentaries of Sir FRANcis Vere,
being divers Pieces of Service wherein he had command;
written by himself, in way of Commentary. 1589-1601. (?1606.)
LYRICS, ELEGIES, &c. First Set of Madrigals. By JOHN
WILBYE. (April 1598.)

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WILLIAM KEMP. KEMP'S nine days' wonder.

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Performed in a

dance from London to Norwich. Containing the Pleasure,

Pains, and kind Entertainment of WILLiam Kemp, between

London and that city, in his late Morrice. (April 1600.)...

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AN. SC. Gentleman. DAIPHANTUS, or The Passions of Love.

Comical to read, but Tragical to act: as full of Wit, as Ex-

perience. Whereunto is added, The Passionate Man's Pilgrim-

age. (1604.)

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[?] I loved a lass, a fair one! (? 1629.) ...

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EDWARD CHAMBERLAYNE. The social position of the English

Established Clergy, in 1669, A.D. (1669.)

[T. B. (J. EACHARD, D.D.)]. The Grounds and Occasions of the

Contempt of the Clergy and Religion Enquired into.

Letter written to R. L. (8 Aug. 1670.)

HENRY PITMAN. A Relation of the great sufferings and strange

adventures of HENRY PITMAN, Chirurgeon to the late Duke of

MONMOUTH. (10 June 1689.)

J. WHICKER. An Account of the adventures of my Companions,

since I left them on Saltatudos. (1689.)