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PAGE - Prolonged Sonnet When his Clothes were gone
199 - Sonnet He argues his case with Death
200 - Sonnet Of Becchina, and of her Husband
201 - Sonnet To Becchina's rich Husband
202 - Sonnet On the Death of his Father
203 - Sonnet He would slay all who hate their Fathers
204 - Sonnet (to Dante Alighieri) He writes to Dante, theft in exile at Verona, defying him as no better than himself
205 - Guido Orlandi.
- Sonnet Against the " White" Ghibellines
206 - Lapo Gianni.
- Madrigal What Love shall provide for htm
207 - Ballata a Message in charge for his Lady Lagia
208 - Dino Frescobaldi.
- Sonnet Of what his iMdy is
210 - Sonnet Of the Star of his Love
211 - Giotto di Bondone.
- Canzone Of the Doctrine of Voluntary Foverty
212 - Simone dall' Antella.
- Prolonged Sonnet In the last Days of the Emperor Henry VII
215 - Giovanni Quirino.
- Sonnet (to Dante Alighieri) He commends the work of Dante's life, then drawing to its close; and deplores his own deficiencies
216 - Sonnet (Dante Alighieri to Giovanni Quirino) He answers the foregoing Sonnet (by Quirino); saying what he feels at the approach of Death
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