First published in 1864, this collection of poetry celebrates the beauty and wonder of nature in all its forms. William Haughton's lyrical verse captures the sights and sounds of the American wilderness, from the soaring birds to the twinkling stars. Whether read for its artistic merit or as a tribute to the natural world, this book is sure to inspire and uplift its readers.
This play from 1616 offers a classic example of the genre known as city comedy. With witty dialogue and a farcical plot that includes cross-dressing and mistaken identity, the play provides a lighthearted yet incisive critique of society and gender roles in Jacobean England.
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