A nuptiall song, or epithalamie on Sir Clipseby Crew and

his lady,

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162

ib.

163

ib.

ib.

164

ib.

ib.

165

ib.

167

ib.

168

To virgins,

ib.

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Vertue,

ib.

The Bell-man,

169

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To the most accomplisht gentleman, Master Edward Norgate,

clark of the signet to his Majesty. Epig.
Upon Prudence Baldwin, her sicknesse,

To Apollo. A short hymne,...

A hymne to Bacchus,

On himselfe,

Casualties,

Bribes and gifts get all,
The end,

Upon a child that dyed,

Upon Sneape. Epig.

Content, not cates,

The entertainment; or, porch-verse, at the marriage of Mr.
Hen. Northly, and the most witty Mrs. Lettice Yard,
The good-night, or blessing

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Upon a lady that dyed in child-bed, and left a daughter be-

A new yeare's gift sent to Sir Simeon Steward,

Mattens, or morning prayer,

The bracelet to Julia,

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The Christian militant,
A short hymne to Larr,
Another to Neptune,
Upon Greedy. Epig.
His embalming to Julia,
Gold before goodnesse,
The kisse. A dialogue,
The admonition,

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176

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178

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ib.

ib.

179

ib.

180

ib.

ib.

ib.

181

182

To his honoured kinsman, Sir William Soame. Epig.

The departure of the good dæmon,

Clemency,

His age, dedicated to his peculiar friend, M. John Wickes,

under the name of Posthumus,

A short hymne to Venus,

To a gentlewoman, on just dealing,
The hand and tongue,

Upon a delaying lady,...

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184

ib.
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To the Lady Mary Villars, governesse to the Princesse

191

Her bed,

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The meddow verse, or anniversary to Mistris Bridget Lowman, ib.

To the Right Honourable Philip, Earle of Pembroke and

197

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Upon Mease. Epig.

Upon Sapho, sweetly playing and sweetly singing,

Upon Paske, a draper,

To the most learned, wise, and arch-antiquary, M. John Selden, 199

198

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ib.

ib.

ib.

Chop-cherry,

Upon himselfe,

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Upon Cuts,

202

Gain and gettings,

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To the most fair and lovely Mistris Anne Soame, now Lady

ib.

Upon his kinswoman, Mistris Elizabeth Herrick,
A panegyrick to Sir Lewis Pemberton,
To his Valentine, on S. Valentine's day,

To his nephew, to be prosperous in his art of painting,

ib.

211

A just man,

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212

Upon a hoarse singer,

How pansies or hart-ease came first,

To his peculiar friend, Sir Edward Fish, Knight Baronet,

Larr's portion and the poet's part,

ib.

ib.

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Upon center, a spectacle-maker, with a flat nose,
Clothes do but cheat and cousen us,

A pastorall sung to the King,

The poet loves a mistresse, but not to marry,

Upon Flimsey. Epig.

Upon shewbread. Epig.

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The willow garland,

A hymne to Clipseby Crew,

Upon roots. Epig.

Upon Craw,

Oberon's palace,

Upon the nipples of Julia's breast,

To daisies, not to shut so soone,

To the little spinners,

To his peculiar friend, Master Thomas Shapcott, lawyer,

To Julia in the temple,

To Oenone,

His weaknesse in woes,

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The plunder,

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Fame makes us forward,

To groves,

An epitaph upon a virgin,

To the Right Gratious Prince, Lodwick, Duke of Richmond

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241

ib.

ib.

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To the Right Honourable Mildmay, Earle of Westmorland, 242

Littlenesse no cause of leannesse,

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Upon one who said she was alwayes young,

Upon Huncks. Epig.

The jimmall ring; or, true-love-knot,

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The parting verse, or charge to his supposed wife, when he

The old wives prayer,

Upon a cheape laundresse. Epig.

Upon his departure hence,

The wassaile,

Upon a lady faire, but fruitlesse

How springs came first,

To rosemary and Baies,

Upon Skurffe,

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Upon a scarre in a virgin's face,

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ib.

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ib.

Upon his eye-sight failing him,

To his worthy friend, M. Tho. Falconbirge,

Upon Julia's haire filled with dew,

Another on her,

Losse from the least,

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Rewards and punishments,

Shame, no statist,

To Sir Clipsby Crew,

Upon himselfe,

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Fresh cheese and cream,

An eclogue, or pastorall between Endimion Porter and

Lycidas Herrick, set and sung,

To a bed of tulips,

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To the water nymphs drinking at the fountain,
To his honoured kinsman, Sir Richard Stone,
Upon a flie,

Upon Jack and Jill. Epig.
To Julia,

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To the Right Honourable Edward Earle of Dorset,
Upon himself,

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254

ib.

255

ib.

ib.

ib.

256

257

ib.

259

Hope well and have well; or, faire after foule weather,
Upon love,

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To his kinswoman, Mrs. Penelope Wheeler,...

Another upon her,

Kissing and bussing,

Crosse and pile,

To the Lady Crew, upon the death of her child,

Upon Magot, a frequenter of ordinaries,
On himselfe,

Fortune favours,

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To Phillis, to love and live with him,

To his kinswoman, Mistresse Susanna Herrick,
Upon Mistresse Susanna Southwell, her cheeks,
Upon her eyes,

To his honoured friend, Sir John Mince,

Upon his gray haires,

Accusation,