1. Robert Herrick
2. George Herbert
3. John Milton
4. John Bunyan
5. Samuel Pepys
6. Nathaniel Lee
7. William Congreve
8. John Dryden
9. Samuel Butler
10. John
Donne
11. Henry
Vaughan
12. Abraham
Cowley
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