Poems by George Gascoigne
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Praise of the Fair Bridges, afterwards Lady Sandes, on Her Having a Scar in Her Forehead
... " And quick with skin she covered it, ...
Inscription In A Garden
... Think some and some is honest play, ...
You must not wonder, though you think it strange
... The scorched fly which once hath 'scap'd the flame ...
Sonnet I
... IN haste, post haste, when first my wandering mind ...
Sonnet VI
... So haste makes waste, and therefore now I say, ...
Woodmanship
... He thought the flattering face which fleereth still, ...
Sonnet VII
... The swiftest bitch brings forth the blindest whelps ...
For That He Looked Not upon Her
... The scorchèd fly, which once hath scaped the flame, ...
And If I Did, What Then?
... d therefore? The sea hath fish for every man, ...
Fie, Pleasure, Fie!
... s knife To cut the twist, or else to stretch the thread, ...
The Steel Glass
... (excerpt) O knights, O squires, O gentle bloods yborn, ...
Sonnet II
... Till in that hapless haven my head was brought ...
At Beauty's Bar As I Did Stand
... ``George,'' quod the judge, ``now thou art cast, ...
Sonnet IV
... They bought the body, fine, farm, leaf, and land ...
Sonnet V
... These thus compared, I left the Court at large, ...
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