| To the Lady Anne Glemmam, Upon the Death of Her Noble Father |
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| Our Wits are Unable to Please Our Wils |
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| To the R. Honorable and Most Learned Lord, the Lord Henry Haward, &c. |
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| God Takes the Will for the Deede |
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| Envy Is Blind and Can Do Nothing But Dispraise Vertue |
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| To the Worthy Knight, Sir Edward Eston |
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| To the Right Noble, Robert Lord Sidney Baron of Penshurst, &c. |
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| Vertue consists in Action; which consists |
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