Madagascar; with Other Poems

Name: Madagascar; with Other Poems
Author: William Davenant

41 piezas en la casa

William Davenant

Piezas 41

A Journey into Worcestershire
Elegie on B. Haselrick, slaine in's youth, in a Duell
Elegie, on Francis, Earle of Rutland
Elizium. To the Duchesse of Buckingham
Epitaph, on I. Walker
For the Lady, Olivia Porter
Ieffereidos, or the Captivitie of Jeffery
In celebration of the yearely Preserver of the Games at Cotswald
Madagascar; with Other Poems — Madagascar
On his other Poems
On the Death of the Lady Marquesse of Winchester
Prologue to a reviv'd Play of Mr Fletcher's, call'd The Woman-hater
The Qveene, returning to London after a long absence
To Doctor Cademan, Physitian to the Queene
To Doctor Duppa, Deane of Christ-Church, and Tutor to the Prince
To Edward Earle of Dorcet, after his Sicknesse, and happy recovery
To Endimion Porter (1)
To Endimion Porter (2)
To Endimion Porter (3)
To Endimion Porter (4)
To Endimion Porter, upon his recovery from a long Sicknesse
To Endimion Porter, When my Comedy (call'd the Wits) was presented at Black-Fryars
To Henry Jarmin
To I. C. Rob'd by his Man Andrew
To I. W. vpon the death of his Mistresse
To my Friend, Will. Davenant
To my Friend Will. Davenant; upon his Poem of Madagascar
To My Worthy Friend Mr. William Davenant; Upon His Poem of Madagascar
To the Countesse of Carlile, on the death of the Earle her Husband
To the Earle of Portland, Lord Treasurer; on the mariage of his Sonne
To the Lady Bridget Kingsmill; sent with Mellons after a report of my Death
To the Lord B. in performance of a vow, that night to write to him
To the Lord Cary of Lepington, upon his translation of Malvezzi
To the Lord D. L. upon his Mariage
To the Qveene, entertain'd at night by the Countesse of Anglesey
To the Qveene, presented with a suit, in the behalfe of F. S. directed, From Orpheus Prince of Poets, To the Queene of Light; In favour of a young listner to his Harpe
To the Qveene, upon a New-yeares day
To the Qveene, upon a New-yeares day (2)
To Will. Davenant my Friend
Vpon the nuptials of Charles, Lord Herbert, and the Lady M. Villers
Written, When Collonell Goring Was beleev'd to be slaine, at the siege of Breda