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Thomas Deloney :: Творчість
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| A Gentlewomans complaint, in that she found her freind faithlesse, which should haue continued constant. |
| A Maidens choice twixt Age and Youth |
| A Mournfull Dittie, on the death of Rosamond, King Henry the seconds Concubine. |
| A New Song of King Edgar, King of England, how he was depriued of a Lady, which he loued, by a Knight of his Court. |
| A New Sonnet, conteining the Lamentation of Shores wife, who was sometime Concubine to King Edward the fourth, setting forth her great fall, and withall her most miserable and wretched end. |
| A Song in praise of Women |
| A Song in praise of a single life |
| A Song of the banishment of two Dukes, Hereford and Norfolke. |
| A farewell to Loue |
| A ioyful new Ballad |
| A most ioyfull Songe |
| A most sweet Song of an English-Merchant Born in Chichester |
| A new Ballet |
| A pleasant Dialogue betweene plaine Truth and blind Ignorance |
| A proper new Ballad |
| A proper newe sonet |
| A song of Queene Isabel, wife to King Edward the second, how by the Spencers she was constrained secretly to goe out of England with her elder sonne Prince Edward, to seeke for succour in France, and what hapned vnto her in her iourney. |
| How Couentry was made free by Godiva, Countesse of Chester. |
| How the Dukes daughter of Cornwall being married vnto King Locrine, was by him put away, and a strange Lady whom he better loued, hee married, and made her his Queene, and how his wife was auenged. |
| Of King Edward the third, and the faire Countesse of Salisbury, setting forth her constancy and endlesse glory |
| Of a prince of England, who wooed the Kings daughter of France, and how he was slaine, and she after marred to a Forrester. |
| Of patient Grissel and a Noble Marquesse |
| Salomons good houswife, in the 31 of his Proverbes |
| Strange Histories |
| The Lamentation of Mr. Pages Wife |
| The Noble Acts of Arthur of the round Table. |
| The Queenes visiting of the Campe at Tilsburie with her entertainment there |
| The Spanish Ladies Loue to an English Gentleman |
| The Winning of Cales |
| The widdowes solace |
| The womans answer |
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