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By Villon Society
, London

Translated by John Payne

Published 1907
Printed for the Villon
Society by private
subscription

246 pages

Original from the New York Public Library

Digitized Mar 19, 2007

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Canticle	3
sufferance, withal, doth
PONTUS DE TYARD	7

A Complaint of a Lovers Life	9
dole, unknowing, doth
Sonnet to Sleep	12

PIERRE DE RONSARD	15

Love and Spring	17
meseemeth, lovesome, blossom

Upon the Destruction of the Forest of Gastine	21
adieu, dost, amorous
Sonnets	23
passeth, feign, sonnets
Song for Helene	25
prithee, anon, thine
The Rose	27
rose, fair, whom
The Skylark	28
cull, thee, dear
Odelette	29
hast, cruel, fair
Welcome to May	30
blossoms, vein, bright
Of Growing Old	36
rocks, woods, though
Farewell to the World	37
villeroy, seen
Adieu to Life	38
adieu, prudence, fortune
JOACHIM DU BELLAY	41

Sonnets	43
alack, blest, thrall
The Winnower to the Winds	46
native
Of the Inconstancy of Things Mundane	47
heav, roses, breath
New Years Day	49
thus
Of the Return of the Spring	50
anon, cheer, wine
In Praise of his Native Land	51
unto
Of Poets Immortality	52
gods, hate, earth
Pars Poetae	54
shun, whither, vain
JACQUES TAHUREAU	57
mine, whether
REMI BELLEAU Page	61

April	63
swarm, showers, fare
Sonnets	66
poppies, importunate, nought
Love and Money	68

Springs Advent	69
spring, bring, never
Wine and Rhetoric	70

To the Swallow	71

Of Living Gaily	73

Drinking Song	74

Canzonet	75
perfume, lord, alone
The Vintage	76
grace, beneath
With a Bouquet on Ash Wednesday	77
dust, lives, pass
OLIVIER DE MAGNY	79

Love and Content	81
fret, merchandise, vine
Sonnets	84
progne, girard, thine
Canzonet	87
tress, repose, twin
Of Freedom in Love	88
diversity, fortune, port
Of Love after Death	89
puissance, dart, meadows
Christian Ode	95
lover, heart
Stanzas	96
vain, silver, thirty
Sonnets	105
spright, nought, seest
J A DE BAIF 1 The Poets Lot	113
peletier, writers, dead
Aubade of May	114
haste, month, live
Town and Country	115
estienne, pleasures, town
Springtime	117
frolic, wrought, shore
Sonnet	119

The Rose	120
vermeil, pallor, scent
TIENNE JODELLE	123

Complaint of a Lovers Life	125
deaden, ardour, gods
JEAN PASSERAT	129

May Day	131

Sonnet	147
rills, nymphs, aught
The Daisy	153
floweret, behoveth, daisy
In Praise of a Country Life	169
disports, dolour, meads
Canzonet	176
waxeth, spright, whenas
Cleonice	185
changeful, annoys, whiles
Hymn of the Rose	199
withal, woes, rosy
Stanzas	208
woes, torment
Epitaph on Madame and Mademoiselle de Bourbon	214
humbleness, grasshopper, illustrious
To his Bower	220
harbourage, chaplets, abase
Solitude	229
methinks, tresses, myrtle
Solitude	237
whenas, pleasance, whiles
Sonnets on the Murder of Charles the First King	245
sonnets, fairfax, vols

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