Poetical Works
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共 109 题- THE POETICAL WORKS OF SKELTON.
- IN TWO VOLUMES.
- VOL. II.
- THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN SKELTON.
- SPEKE, PARROT.[1]
- Quod Skelton Lawryat, _Orator Regius_. 34.]
- COMPYLED BY MAYSTER SKELTON, POETE LAUREATE.
- WHY COME YE NAT TO COURT?
- SKELTON LAUREAT, OBSEQUIOUS ET LOYALL.[269]
- NOTES TO VOLUME I.
- OF THE DEATH OF THE NOBLE PRINCE, KYNGE EDWARDE THE FORTH.
- Chaucer has
- MANERLY MARGERY MYLK AND ALE.
- THE BOWGE OF COURTE.
- V. 685. vol. i. 247.
- PHYLLYP SPAROWE
- Pass. Non. sig. M ii. ed. 1561.)—
- ELYNOUR RUMMYNGE.
- HORACE.
- W. R.”
- Chaucer’s _Pardoneres Tale_, v. 12601. ed. Tyrwhitt,—
- POEMS AGAINST GARNESCHE.
- Compare _The Flyting of Dunbar and Kennedy_ (see note, p. 177. v. 4)
- Act ii. sc. 2. [sc. 3.],—
- Works, i. 187. ed. Chalmers,—
- Page 122. v. 75. _wary_] Is frequently found in the sense of curse,—
- Act ii. sc. 1. p. 27. (reprint.)
- AGAINST VENEMOUS TONGUES.
- ON TYME.
- PRAYER TO THE SECONDE PARSON.
- WOFFULLY ARAID
- LATIN POEM.
- THE MANER OF THE WORLD NOW A DAYES.
- WARE THE HAUKE.
- The Rev. J. Mitford proposes to read—
- LAMENTATIO URBIS NORVICEN.
- IN BEDEL, &C.
- EPITAPHIUM IN HENRICUM SEPTIMUM.
- TETRASTICHON VERITATIS.
- AGAINST THE SCOTTES.
- ELEGIA IN COMITISSAM DE DERBY.
- THE BOKE OF THREE FOOLES.
- Lydgate’s _Chorle and the Bird_,—_MS. Harl._ 116. fol. 147,—
- The original French of the preceding passage is,—
- MAGNYFYCENCE.
- Page 249. v. 761. _Wyda_] i. e. _Oui da!_
- COLYN CLOUTE.
- And Lydgate has a copy of verses, the burden of which is,—
- OWT OF LATYNE INTO ENGLYSSHE.
- NOTES TO VOLUME II.
- SPEKE, PARROT.
- WHY COME YE NAT TO COURTE?
- POEMS ATTRIBUTED TO SKELTON.
- ELEGY ON KING HENRY THE SEVENTH.[277]
- VOX POPULI, VOX DEI.[278]
- Mr. Skeltone, poete.[279]
- To the Kinges moste Exellent Maiestie.[280]
- Transposed in _MS. Harl._
- THE IMAGE OF IPOCRYSY.[468]
- CORRIGENDA AND ADDENDA.
- VOL. I.
- THE BOWGE OF COURTE.
- PHYLLYP SPAROWE.
- ELYNOUR RUMMYNG.
- POEMS AGAINST GARNESCHE.
- AGAINST VENEMOUS TONGUES.
- THE MANER OF THE WORLD NOW A DAYES.
- TETRASTICHON VERITATIS.
- AGAINST THE SCOTTES.
- ELEGIA IN COMITISSAM DE DERBY.
- MAGNYFYCENCE.
- COLYN CLOUTE.
- GARLANDE OF LAURELL.
- VOL. II.
- SPEKE, PARROT.
- WHY COME YE NAT TO COURTE?
- NOTES.
- INDEX TO THE NOTES.
- I chyll, 159.
- ADDITIONAL NOTES.
- The last line of the _Decastichon_, &c. vol. ii. 66,—
- THE END.
- ADDENDA.
- VOL. I.
- ACCOUNT OF SKELTON AND HIS WRITINGS.
- EXAMPLES OF THE METRE CALLED SKELTONICAL.
- POEMS.
- P. 106.
- P. 117.
- P. 133.
- P. 134.
- P. 139.
- P. 163.
- The reviewer in _G. M._ p. 244, would read
- P. 170.
- P. 218.
- P. 263.
- P. 278.
- P. 306.
- The reviewer in _G. M._ p. 245, to restore the rhyme, would read—
- P. 357.
- VOL. II.
- POEMS.
- P. 18.
- P. 21.
- The reviewer in _G. M._ p. 246, at least ingeniously conjectures,—
- P. 29.
- P. 86.
- NOTES.