No More Learning

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The Tragicall Legend of Robert, Duke of Normandy, surnamed Shortthigh,
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The Legend of Great Cromwel. 1607. Rptd 1609; in A Mirour for
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Ideas Mirrour. Amours in Quatorzains. 1594. Rptd in Poems, ed. Collier,
Roxburghe Club, 1856. Second edition, revised, in Englands Heroicall
Epistles, 1599. Third edition, revised, in Eng. Her. Ep. , 1600. Fourth
edition, revised, in Eng. Her. Ep. , 1602; rptd with alterations in The
Barrons Wars, 1603. Fifth edition, revised, in Poems, 1605; rptd 1608,
etc. ; in Poems, Spenser Soc. , 1888. Sixth edition in Poems, 1619; rptd
1620, etc. ; in Works, 1748, etc. , ed. Arber and Lee in An English Garner,
1883, 1904; ed. Morley in The Barons' Wars, 1887; ed. Crow in Eliza-
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contains also the sonnets from editions later than 1594; and Brett's
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in which they were first published, with others, not from Idea, in the
appendix. Daniel's Delia and Drayton's Idea, ed. Esdaile, A. , 1908, con-
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Mirrour.
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CHAPTER XI
JOHN DONNE
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I. Poems.
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'Loe her's a Man, worthy indeed to travell. ")
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. Another here thy Booke doth much commend
That none can study it to any end, etc.
It repeats the conceits of the first poem. )
Lachrymae Lachrymarum. By Joshua Sylvester. Third edition. 1613.
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Prince, Henry. )
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