Lucasta

About this eBook

Author

Lovelace, Richard, 1618-1658

Credits

Produced by Gary R. Young

Language

English

LoC Class

PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

English poetry -- Early modern, 1500-1700

Category

Text

eBook-No.

703

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/703

Release Date

October 1, 1996

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.LUCASTA. — TO WILLIAM HAZLITT, ESQ., OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE, A REGISTRAR OF THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY IN LONDON, — CONTENTS. — PART I. — PART II. — INTRODUCTION. — BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE. — ADDITIONAL NOTES. — LUCASTA: — THE DEDICATION. — VERSES ADDRESSED TO THE AUTHOR. — TO MY BEST BROTHER ON HIS POEMS CALLED "LUCASTA." — AD EUNDEM. — ON THE POEMS. — TO MY NOBLE AND MOST INGENIOUS FRIEND, COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE, UPON HIS "LUCASTA." — ANOTHER, UPON THE POEMS. — TO HIS MUCH HONOURED FRIEND, MR. RICHARD LOVELACE, ON HIS POEMS. — TO HIS NOBLE FRIEND, MR. RICHARD LOVELACE, UPON HIS POEMS. — TO COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE, ON THE PUBLISHING OF HIS INGENIOUS POEMS. — TO THE HONORABLE, VALIANT, AND INGENIOUS COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE, ON HIS EXQUISITE POEMS. — TO HIS HONOURED AND INGENIOUS FRIEND, COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE, ON HIS "LUCASTA." — TO MY DEAR BROTHER, COLONEL RICHARD LOVELACE. — AD EUNDEM. — POEMS. — SONG. SET BY MR. JOHN LANIERE. TO LUCASTA. GOING TO THE WARRES. — A PARADOX. — SONNET. SET BY MR. HUDSON. — LOVE CONQUER'D. A SONG. SET BY MR. HENRY LAWES. — A LOOSE SARABAND. SET BY MR. HENRY LAWES. — ORPHEUS TO WOODS. SONG. SET BY MR. CURTES. — SONNET. SET BY MR. WILLIAM LAWES. — LUCASTA WEEPING. SONG. SET BY MR. JOHN LANEERE. — TO LUCASTA. ODE LYRICK. — LUCASTA'S WORLD. EPODE. — THE APOSTACY OF ONE, AND BUT ONE LADY. — CALLING LUCASTA FROM HER RETIREMENT. ODE. — TO ELLINDA, THAT LATELY I HAVE NOT WRITTEN. — ELLINDA'S GLOVE. SONNET. — BEING TREATED. TO ELLINDA. — TO ELLINDA. VPON HIS LATE RECOVERY. A PARADOX. — TO CHLOE, COURTING HER FOR HIS FRIEND. — GRATIANA DAUNCING AND SINGING. — A LADY WITH A FALCON ON HER FIST. TO THE HONOURABLE MY COUSIN A[NNE] L[OVELACE.] — THE EPILOGUE. — AGAINST THE LOVE OF GREAT ONES. — SIR THOMAS WORTLEY'S SONNET ANSWERED. — THE ANSWER. — A GUILTLESSE LADY IMPRISONED: AFTER PENANCED. SONG. SET BY MR. WILLIAM LAWES. — VALIANT LOVE. — THE FAIRE BEGGER. — [A DIALOGUE BETWIXT CORDANUS AND AMORET, ON A LOST HEART. — COMMENDATORY AND OTHER VERSES, PREFIXED TO VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS BETWEEN 1638 AND 1647 — LUCASTA. — POEMS. — TO LVCASTA. — LUCASTA LAUGHING. — NIGHT. — LOVE INTHRON'D. — HER MUFFE. — ANOTHER. — TO LUCASTA. — TO LUCASTA. — LUCASTA AT THE BATH. — SONG. — IN ALLUSION TO THE FRENCH SONG. — A LOOSE SARABAND. — THE FALCON. — LOVE MADE IN THE FIRST AGE. — SONG. — ANOTHER. — ODE. — THE DUELL. — CUPID FAR GONE. — A MOCK SONG. — A FLY CAUGHT IN A COBWEB. — A FLY ABOUT A GLASSE OF BURNT CLARET. — FEMALE GLORY. — A DIALOGUE. LUTE AND VOICE. — A MOCK CHARON. — THE TOAD AND SPYDER. — THE SNAYL. — ANOTHER. — THE TRIUMPHS OF PHILAMORE AND AMORET. — PARIS'S SECOND JUDGEMENT, — PEINTURE. — ON SANAZAR'S BEING HONOURED WITH SIX HUNDRED DUCKETS BY THE CLARISSIMI OF VENICE, FOR COMPOSING AN ELIGIACK HEXASTICK OF THE CITY. — COMMENDATORY VERSES, PREFIXED TO VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS BETWEEN 1652 AND 1657. — ON THE BEST, LAST, AND ONLY REMAINING COMEDY OF MR. FLETCHER. — TRANSLATIONES / TRANSLATIONS. — CATUL. — ELEGIES — ELEGIES. — AN ELEGIE, — AN ELEGIE. — TO HIS NOBLE FRIEND CAPT. DUDLEY LOVELACE UPON HIS EDITION OF HIS BROTHERS POEMS. — ON THE TRULY HONOURABLE COLL. RICHARD LOVELACE, OCCASIONED BY THE PUBLICATION OF HIS POSTHUME-POEMS. — ON MY BROTHER. — ON THE DEATH OF MY DEAR BROTHER. — THE END. — ANGLE BRACKETS:

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