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Small Paper. No. 7.3.

Charks Edmonds.

23 April 1870.

FROM THE HITHERTO UNKNOWN

EDITION OF 1599;

THE PASSIONATE PILGRIME,

FROM THE FIRST EDITION OF 1599; OF
WHICH ONLY TWO COPIES

ARE KNOWN;

EPIGRAMMES,

WRITTEN BY SIR JOHN DAVIES,

AND

CERTAINE OF OVID'S ELEGIES,

TRANSLATED BY

CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE,

FROM A RARE EARLY EDITION.

EDITED BY CHARLES EDMONDS,

EDITOR OF THE POETRY OF THE
ANTI-JACOBIN.

LONDON:

HENRY SOTHERAN AND CO., 136, STRAND.
1870.