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Henry Howard

• A Careless Man Scorning And Describing The Subtle Usage Of Women Toward Their Lovers
• A Constant Lover Lamenteth.
• A Praise Of His Love
• A Satire Against The Citizens Of London
• A Song Written By The Earl Of Surrey
• A Vow To Love Faithfully, Howsoever He Be Rewarded
• Alas! So All Things Now Do Hold Their Peace
• An Answer In The Behalf Of A Woman.
• An Epitaph On Clere, Surrey's Faithful Friend And Follower
• Brittle Beauty
• Certain Books Of Virgil's Aeneis: Book Ii
• Complaint Of A Dying Lover
• Complaint Of A Lover That Defied Love
• Complaint Of The Absence Of Her Lover Being Upon The Sea.
• Description Of The Restless State Of A Lover.
• From Tuscan Came My Lady's Worthy Race
• Geue Place Ye Louers, Here Before
• Harpalus. An Ancient English Pastoral
• How No Age Is Content
• I Never Saw Youe, Madam, Laye Aparte
• In Cypres Springes, Wheras Dame Venus Dwelt
• Lady Surrey's Lament For Her Absent Lord
• London, Hast Thou Accursed Me
• Love That Doth Reign And Live
• Of Sardanapalus's Dishonorable Life And Miserable Death.
• Of The Death Of Sir T.W. The Elder
• Of Thy Life, Thomas, This Compass Well Mark
• Set Me Whereas The Sun Doth Parch The Green
• So Cruel Prison
• Suche Waiwarde Waies Hath Love That Moste Parte In Discorde
• The Ages Of Man
• The Burial Of The Dane
• The Fansy, Which That I Haue Serued Long
• The Forsaken Lover Describeth And Forsaketh Love
• The Frailty And Hurtfulness Of Beauty
• The Golden Gift That Nature Did Thee Give
• The Lover Describeth His Restless State
• The Lover Excuseth Himself Of Suspected Change.
• The Means To Attain A Happy Life.
• The Soote Season
• The Sun Hath Twice
• The Things That Cause A Quiet Life
• To His Mistress
• To The Lady That Scorned Her Lover.
• Too Dearly Had I Bought
• When Each Thing, Save The Lover In Spring, Reviveth To Pleasure.
• When Ragyng Loue With Extreme Payne