English poem
The Marshall and the Constable about
The Marshall and the Constable about To second, what this sager Duke had said: The youthfull Lords into a cry brake out, Gainst their opinions, so that ouer-sway'd, Some seeming of their Loyalties to doubt; Alanzon as an Oracle obay'd, And not a French then present, but doth sweare To kill an English if ynow there were.
More by Michael Drayton
- The Duke of Yorke the English Vanward guides
- The Heart
- The King, and Daulphin, to his proud demand
- The little bird yet to salute the morn
- The mightie Giant-heape so less and lesser still
- The Vision of Ben. Ionson, on the Mvses of His Friend M. Drayton
- There Lewes King of Beame was ouerthrowne
- Till olde Sir Thomas Erpingham at last