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No. 19, The lyf ys lon&e that loth&omly doth last by
John iiarincton;
No. 22, When I looke back and in ray self behold by
John Harin.utou or Vaux (the version given in
Nugae Antiquae is shorter than that in A);
No.23^» The dreud of future foes exyle my present loy
Queen Elizabeth (?);
No. 262, The $reat Dyana t chaste by John .H,?*r in#ton|
No.27&» Vpon the hill Olympiade anon;
No. 29 If f for&e ittiiig fiod by Sir Thomas Seymour.
The poems are just such as Uarington might have entered,
or have had entered, into the blank leaves in the
Egerton manuscript - hiK ov»ii poems, a po«a; by the castor
he suffered inipri&onivent for in 1$49 «nd one by the
mistress he suffered iimprisonment for in 15^4. It
cannot, therefore, be presumed that the missing leaves
in the fcyatt section of the manuscript contained poems
by Wyatt. ff. 135 and 1*5 are not in that section
and can safely be asserted quite definitely not to i- ve
contained poctus by Uyatt.