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A19527
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The poeticall essayes of Alexander Craige Scotobritane Seene and allowed.
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Craig, Alexander, 1567?-1627.
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STC 5958; ESTC S105268
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then_o be_v sole_a king_n where_o seau'n_n be_v wont_a to_o be_v but_o when_o my_o friend_n thy_o berar_n spur_v with_o pane_n the_o poist_a to_o see_v this_o chalky_a shore_n again_o and_o bring_v thy_o symbol_n discolor_v of_o new_a with_o commendation_n kind_a but_o not_o anew_o i_o ask_v he_o how_o thou_o be_v he_o shake_v his_o head_n what_o man_n quoth_v i_o and_o be_v my_o mistress_n dead_a no_o answer_v he_o but_o seik_v their_fw-mi friend_n quoth_v i_o thou_o know_v i_o love_v i_o pray_v thou_o make_v no_o lie_n in_o faith_n but_o seik_v and_o be_v no_o doubt_n err_v now_o as_o well_o say_v he_o as_o ather_fw-la i_o or_o you_o this_o he_o affirm_v with_o solemn_a oath_n anew_o and_o yet_o alas_o i_o doubt_v if_o they_o be_v true_a here_o where_o the_o pest_n approach_v we_o so_o narr_o to_o smooth_a breath_n before_o we_o be_v aware_a for_o at_o the_o gate_n of_o our_o most_o royll_a king_n corrupt_a carrion_n lie_v o_o fearful_a thing_n yet_o fear_v i_o still_o for_o thou_o my_o love_n be_v such_o and_o for_o myself_o i_o fear_v not_o half_a so_o much_o and_o now_o i_o fear_v these_o fear_n ere_o it_o be_v long_o will_v turn_v to_o ague_n and_o to_o fever_n strong_a long_o be_v my_o night_n and_o doleful_a be_v my_o day_n shott_n sleep_v long_o wak_v and_o wildsom_a be_v my_o way_n sad_a be_v my_o thought_n sour_a sigh_n and_o salt_n my_o tearis_fw-la my_o body_n thus_o else_o waik_fw-mi both_o wayn_n and_o wearis_fw-la for_o loss_n of_o calais_n marie_n england_n queen_n have_v sigh_n at_o hart_n and_o teaiâ—â—_n about_o her_o eye_n when_o i_o be_o dead_a cause_n râ—â—_n my_o hart_n say_v she_o and_o in_o the_o same_o shall_v â—â—â—â—ce_v write_v be_v die_v when_o i_o will_v thy_o name_n shall_v well_o be_v knawne_v within_o my_o 〈◊〉_d â—oods_n character_n draw_v but_o if_o fair_a dame_n as_o yet_o on_o liff_n thou_o be_v this_o papyre_n than_o commend_v my_o love_n to_o thou_o and_o if_o thy_o life_n by_o wrathful_a weird_n be_v lose_v chaste_a laura_n then_o thy_o petrarch_n love_v thy_o ghost_n and_o yet_o any_o hope_n assure_v i_o thou_o be_v well_o and_o in_o these_o hope_v a_o comfort_n hide_v i_o feel_v this_o for_o the_o time_n sweet_a hart_n that_o thou_o may_v know_v i_o leave_v thy_o man_n and_o love_n but_o thou_o and_o so_o till_o by_o thy_o wreat_a i_o know_v thy_o further_a will_n i_o say_v no_o more_o but_o sigh_v and_o seal_v my_o bill_n sonnet_n from_o this_o abydos_n where_o i_o duyne_fw-mi and_o die_v and_o sore_a god_n know_v i_o against_o my_o hart_n remain_v i_o wreat_a with_o woe_n sweet_a sestian_a saint_n to_o thou_o and_o black_a this_o paper_n with_o the_o ink_n of_o pain_n no_o welter_a wave_n of_o neptune_n moone-moued_a main_n nor_o hellesponts_n impetuous_a contrare_fw-la tide_n no_o sea_n nor_o flood_n no_o stormy_a wind_n nor_o rain_n be_v let_n or_o batr_n that_o from_o thy_o bounâ—â—_n i_o bide_v my_o way_n alas_o do_v jealous_a argus_n keep_v and_o i_o be_o not_o acquent_a with_o mercur_n skill_n to_o lull_v and_o bring_v his_o watch_a eye_n asleep_a that_o i_o may_v wish_v and_o thou_o may_v have_v thy_o will_n yet_o till_o we_o meet_v a_o constant_a hero_n prove_v and_o while_z i_o live_v thou_o be_v leander_n love._n craige_n to_o the_o king_n most_o royal_a majesty_n 1._o sonnet_n kind_a attalus_n in_o annal_n old_a we_o reid_v be_v king_n of_o peâ—â—ame_n by_o the_o roman_n aid_n he_o long_a time_n brook_v the_o same_o but_o foreign_a feid_v which_o make_v those_o noble_a roman_n to_o be_v glad_a and_o yet_o because_o he_o have_v no_o heir_n it_o be_v say_v he_o to_o those_o foresay_a roman_n do_v resign_v his_o diadem_n and_o crown_n and_o what_o he_o have_v he_o give_v to_o they_o that_o erst_o make_v he_o a_o king_n hade_n i_o be_v make_v no_o poet_n s._n but_o prince_n of_o fertile_a bound_n for_o parnase_n bear_v and_o dry_a your_o grace_n have_v get_v my_o crown_n and_o all_o long_o since_o for_o i_o like_fw-mi heir_n and_o none_o more_o kind_a than_o i._o to_o use_v thou_o sweet_a enchant_a poet_n vain_a you_o give_v i_o revel_n i_o give_v you_o rym_n again_o 2._o sonnet_n anacreon_n two_o day_n two_o night_n do_v watch_v till_o he_o return_v polycrates_n again_o these_o talent_n two_o which_o he_o receive_v fond_a wratch_n to_o wake_v for_o wealth_n and_o pinch_v himself_o with_o pain_n but_o contrare_fw-la way_n i_o saike_v soul_n be_o slay_v i_o wake_v for_o want_n and_o not_o for_o wealth_n alas_o my_o voice_n be_v hoatse_n with_o cry_n dry_a be_v my_o brain_n yet_o get_v i_o not_o the_o small_a grain_n of_o grace_n a_o cythare_v though_o poor_a do_v sweet_o sing_v caus_n dionise_v do_v promise_v he_o reward_n and_o thus_o to_o thou_o i_o wreat_a most_o gracious_a king_n in_o hope_n thy_o grace_n will_v once_o my_o greiffs_n regard_n and_o by_o my_o penthy_n praise_n shall_v be_v spread_v from_o rise_a sun_n to_o his_o hespereanbed_n non_fw-la omnis_fw-la moriar_fw-la craige_n to_o the_o author_n why_o think_v fond_a grece_n to_o build_v a_o solid_a fame_n on_o flee_v shade_n of_o fable_n pass_v vain_a why_o do_v herself-deceaving_a fancy_n dream_n that_o none_o but_o she_o the_o muse_n do_v maintain_v she_o say_v these_o sacred_a sister_n do_v remain_v confine_v within_o a_o craig_n which_o there_o do_v lie_v that_o great_a apollo_n self_n do_v not_o disdain_n for_o that_o rough_a palace_n to_o renounce_v the_o sky_n that_o there_o a_o well_o still_o draw_v but_o never_o dry_v make_a layman_n poet_n eir_n they_o leave_v the_o place_n but_o all_o be_v ta'ls_o which_o fame_n do_v now_o bely_v and_o build_v up_o albion_n glore_n to_o their_o disgrace_n lo_o here_o the_o craige_n whence_o flow'_v that_o sacred_a well_o where_o phoebus_n reign_v where_o all_o the_o muse_n dwell_v ro_n aytone_n