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John Heywood (1497?-1580?)
English writer known for his plays, poems, and collection of proverbs
Poems by John Heywood
- A Deliverance from Ill
- A Fool’s Tongue
- A Hearer of a Sermon
- A Loss by the Devil’s Death. 1. The devil is dead: then hast thou lost a friend
- A Loss by the Devil’s Death. Otherwise. 2. The devil is dead: one devil is dead, but we see
- A Loss by the Devil’s Death. Otherwise. 3. The devil is dead: who shall inherit his land?
- A Loss by the Devil’s Death. Otherwise. 4. The devil is dead: who shall his land rightly win?
- A Loss by the Devil’s Death. Otherwise. 5. The devil is dead: nay, the devil is in sown
- A Praise of One
- A Prisoner
- A Reward to a Service Man
- A Wife’s Defence of Her Beetle Brow
- Bowing and Breaking
- Jack and His Father
- Of a Buying a Coat
- Of a Debtor
- Of a Face and a Wit
- Of a False Brag
- Of a Hand-gun and a Hand
- Of a Horse Wearing Great Breeches
- Of a Lanthorn and Light
- Of a Man and a Clock
- Of a Man of Law and His Clients
- Of a Man of Law and His Wife
- Of a Man’s Head and the Pillory
- Of a Painter
- Of a Stepmother
- Of an Old Wooer
- Of an Unkindly March
- Of Blowing
- Of Buying a Mortar
- Of Catching a Fly
- Of Cole-Prophet
- Of Disdain
- Of Dogs and Thieves
- Of Drinking to a Man
- Of Dwelling
- Of Few Words
- Of Foreknowledge. The same Impugned without Change, except four or five
- Of Foreknowledge
- Of Fortune
- Of Going to Heaven and Hell
- Of Good News to a Man
- Of Heads
- Of Hogstown
- Of Holding an Inn
- Of Lack
- Of Late and Never
- Of Least and Most Mastery
- Of Lightness
- Of Looking Out
- Of Looking
- Of Loving a Dog
- Of Need and Law
- Of Newgate Windows
- Of One Fearing the Sweat
- Of One Saying of a Hat
- Of One that Would Be Praised
- Of Patience
- Of Peter and Paul
- Of Peter
- Of Prayer
- Of Red Roses
- Of Red Testons
- Of Reeds and Oaks
- Of Robbing
- Of Sight and Mind
- Of Store
- Of the End of the Wit
- Of the Highway and a Maid’s Face
- Of Things Unlike
- Of Treading a Shoe Awry
- Of Waiting
- Of Weakness and Strength
- Of Wits
- Of Writing a Gentleman
- Precepts of a Man to His Wife
- The Master and the Man
- To the Flatterer
- To Walk, Talk, Drink, or Sleep
- Two Blind Men
- What God Said to One. Otherwise. Thou art one of them to whom God bade Ho!
- What God Said to One. Thou art one of them to whom God bade Ho!
- Wisdom and Folly
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