| William Stanley Braithwaite, ed. The Book of Elizabethan Verse. 1907. | | | | Sweet Suffolk Owl | | By Thomas Vautor (1580?1619?) |
| | | SWEET Suffolk owl, so trimly dight | |
| With feathers, like a lady bright, | |
| Thou singst alone, sitting by night, | |
| Te whit, te whoo! | |
| Thy note that forth so freely rolls, | 5 |
| With shrill command the mouse controls, | |
| And sings a dirge for dying souls, | |
| Te whit, te whoo! | | | | |
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