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THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY. WOULD I HAD FALL'N UPON THOSE HAPPIER DAYS, THAT POETS CELEBRATE, THOSE GOLDEN TIMES, AND THOSE ARCADIAN SCENES, THAT MARO SINGS, AND SIDNEY, WARBLER OF POETIC PROSE. Couuper's Task. THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF Sir i)l)iUp giftncjj, lent. WITH A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATIVE NOTES By WILLIAM GRAY, Esq. OF MAGDALEN COLLEGE, AND THE INNER TEMPLE. " Li've ever, siveet book I he ivho ivrote thee ivas the secretary of eloquence, the breath of the Muses, and the honey-bee of the dain tiest flonroers ofivit and art.'''' Gabriel Harvey. ■• * * 5 "" BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY T. O. H. P. BURNHAM, AT THE ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, 143 Washington Street. MDCCCLX. Riverside, Cambridge : Printed by H. O. Houghton & Co. EDITOR'S
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