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Song: To Celia Study Guide

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by Ben Jonson
About 21 pages (6,358 words)
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Shakespeare's songs from his plays illustrate the Elizabethan forms of the song. Spanning the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, these songs include “When Daises Pied” from Love's Labour's Lost (1598).

In his famous poem “To Penthurst” (1616), Jonson celebrates the values of serenity and good humor in a.....

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