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• IntroductionBibliography1. ANONYMOUS Cock Lorell’s Boat 2. SKELTON Colin Clout 3, 4. WYATT Satires II, III 5. DRANT Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 6, 7. ANONYMOUS Two poems from Gude and Godlie Ballatis8. GASCOIGNE The Steel Glass 9. SPENSER Mother Hubberd’s Tale 10. SPENSER Colin Clout’s Come Home Again 11. ANONYMOUS Ballad, The Abuses of This Wicked World 12. LODGE Truth’s Complaint over England 13. LODGE The Discontented Satyre14. LODGE In Commendation of a Solitary Life15. LODGE A Fig for Momus: Satire v 16. DONNE Satire IV 17. DONNE Letter to Sit Henry Wooton18-23. HALL Virgidemiae: Prologue; Satires I, vii; II, vii; III, vi; IV, vi; IV, vii 24-26. MARSTON The Scourge of Villainy: Satire VII; Proemium to Book III; Satire VIII27. GUILPIN Skialetheia: Satire V 28. T. M. Micro-cynicon: Satire IV 29-31. ROWLANDS The Letting of Humour’s Blood in the Head-Vein: Satires I, III, IV 32. WEEVER A Prophecy of this Present Year 1600 33. BRETON A Solemn Farewell to the World 34. MIDDLETON Time’s Metamorphosis 35. JONSON Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 36. JONSON Inviting a Friend to Supper 37. JONSON On the Famous Voyage 38. JONSON To Penshurst39. JONSON To Sir Robert WrothNotes

K.W. Gransden is Emeritus Reader in English and Comparative Literature at Warwick University.

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• IntroductionBibliography1. ANONYMOUS Cock Lorell’s Boat 2. SKELTON Colin Clout 3, 4. WYATT Satires II, III 5. DRANT Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 6, 7. ANONYMOUS Two poems from Gude and Godlie Ballatis8. GASCOIGNE The Steel Glass 9. SPENSER Mother Hubberd’s Tale 10. SPENSER Colin Clout’s Come Home Again 11. ANONYMOUS Ballad, The Abuses of This Wicked World 12. LODGE Truth’s Complaint over England 13. LODGE The Discontented Satyre14. LODGE In Commendation of a Solitary Life15. LODGE A Fig for Momus: Satire v 16. DONNE Satire IV 17. DONNE Letter to Sit Henry Wooton18-23. HALL Virgidemiae: Prologue; Satires I, vii; II, vii; III, vi; IV, vi; IV, vii 24-26. MARSTON The Scourge of Villainy: Satire VII; Proemium to Book III; Satire VIII27. GUILPIN Skialetheia: Satire V 28. T. M. Micro-cynicon: Satire IV 29-31. ROWLANDS The Letting of Humour’s Blood in the Head-Vein: Satires I, III, IV 32. WEEVER A Prophecy of this Present Year 1600 33. BRETON A Solemn Farewell to the World 34. MIDDLETON Time’s Metamorphosis 35. JONSON Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 36. JONSON Inviting a Friend to Supper 37. JONSON On the Famous Voyage 38. JONSON To Penshurst39. JONSON To Sir Robert WrothNotes

K.W. Gransden is Emeritus Reader in English and Comparative Literature at Warwick University.

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• IntroductionBibliography1. ANONYMOUS Cock Lorell’s Boat 2. SKELTON Colin Clout 3, 4. WYATT Satires II, III 5. DRANT Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 6, 7. ANONYMOUS Two poems from Gude and Godlie Ballatis8. GASCOIGNE The Steel Glass 9. SPENSER Mother Hubberd’s Tale 10. SPENSER Colin Clout’s Come Home Again 11. ANONYMOUS Ballad, The Abuses of This Wicked World 12. LODGE Truth’s Complaint over England 13. LODGE The Discontented Satyre14. LODGE In Commendation of a Solitary Life15. LODGE A Fig for Momus: Satire v 16. DONNE Satire IV 17. DONNE Letter to Sit Henry Wooton18-23. HALL Virgidemiae: Prologue; Satires I, vii; II, vii; III, vi; IV, vi; IV, vii 24-26. MARSTON The Scourge of Villainy: Satire VII; Proemium to Book III; Satire VIII27. GUILPIN Skialetheia: Satire V 28. T. M. Micro-cynicon: Satire IV 29-31. ROWLANDS The Letting of Humour’s Blood in the Head-Vein: Satires I, III, IV 32. WEEVER A Prophecy of this Present Year 1600 33. BRETON A Solemn Farewell to the World 34. MIDDLETON Time’s Metamorphosis 35. JONSON Translation of Horace, Satires, II, I 36. JONSON Inviting a Friend to Supper 37. JONSON On the Famous Voyage 38. JONSON To Penshurst39. JONSON To Sir Robert WrothNotes