Elizabethan Sonnet CyclesWILLIAM SMITHReading editionChapter navigation38 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterELIZABETHAN SONNET-CYCLESIDEAFIDESSACHLORISWILLIAM SMITHIDEAMICHAEL DRAYTONTO THE READER OF THESE SONNETSIDEATO THE SOULTO THE SHADOWHIS REMEDY FOR LOVEAN ALLUSION TO THE PHŒNIXTO TIMETO THE CELESTIAL NUMBERSTO HUMOURTO FOLLYTO DESPAIRTO THE SENSESTO THE VESTALSTO THE CRITICSTO THE RIVER ANKORTO IMAGINATIONTO ADMIRATIONTO MIRACLECUPID CONJUREDLOVE'S LUNACYANOTHER TO THE RIVER ANKORAN ALLUSION TO THE EAGLETSTO PROVERBSMORE CHASTE THAN KINDBARTHOLOMEW GRIFFINTO FIDESSAOR, THE COMPLAINT OF THE PASSIONATE DESPISED SHEPHERDWILLIAM SMITHTO THE MOST EXCELLENT AND LEARNED SHEPHERD COLIN CLOUTCHLORISPrevious chapter ←CHLORISNext chapter →IDEAAll chapters and sections (38)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsELIZABETHAN SONNET-CYCLESIDEAFIDESSACHLORISWILLIAM SMITHIDEAMICHAEL DRAYTONTO THE READER OF THESE SONNETSIDEATO THE SOULTO THE SHADOWHIS REMEDY FOR LOVEAN ALLUSION TO THE PHŒNIXTO TIMETO THE CELESTIAL NUMBERSTO HUMOURTO FOLLYTO DESPAIRTO THE SENSESTO THE VESTALSTO THE CRITICSTO THE RIVER ANKORTO IMAGINATIONTO ADMIRATIONTO MIRACLECUPID CONJUREDLOVE'S LUNACYANOTHER TO THE RIVER ANKORAN ALLUSION TO THE EAGLETSTO PROVERBSMORE CHASTE THAN KINDBARTHOLOMEW GRIFFINTO FIDESSAOR, THE COMPLAINT OF THE PASSIONATE DESPISED SHEPHERDWILLIAM SMITHTO THE MOST EXCELLENT AND LEARNED SHEPHERD COLIN CLOUTCHLORISKEGAN PAUL, TRENCH, TRÜBNER AND CO. PATERNOSTER HOUSE LONDON W.C. 1897◇← CHLORISIDEA →