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LXXVII. To one who desired me not to name him. 40

LXXVIII. To Hornet

LXXIX. To Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland

LXXX. Of Life and Death

LXXXI. To Prowle the Plagiary

LXXXII. On Cashiered Captain Surly

LXXXIII. To a Friend

LXXXIV. To Lucy, Countess of Bedford

LXXXV. To Sir Henry Goodyere

LXXXVI. To the Same

LXXXVII. On Captain Hazard, the Cheater

LXXXVIII. On English Monsieur

LXXXIX. To Edward Allen

XC. On Mill, my Lady's Woman

XCI. To Sir Horace Vere

XCII. The New Cry.

XCIII. To Sir John Ratcliffe

XCIV. To Lucy, Countess of Bedford, with Mr.

Donne's Satires

XCV. To Sir Henry Savile

XCVI. To John Donne .

XCVII. On the New Motion

XCVIII. To Sir Thomas Roe

XCIX. To the Same .

C. On Playwright .

CI. Inviting a Friend to Supper .

CII. To William, Earl of Pembroke .

CIII. To Mary, Lady Wroth

CIV. To Susan, Countess of Montgomery

CV. To Mary, Lady Wroth

CVI. To Sir Edward Herbert

CVII. To Captain Hungry

CVIII. To True Soldiers

CIX. To Sir Henry Nevil

CX. To Clement Edmonds, on his Cæsar's Com-

mentaries observed and translated

CXI. To the Same, on the Same

CXII. To a Weak Gamester in Poetry

CXIII. To Sir Thomas Overbury

CXIV. To Mistress Philip Sidney

CXV. On the Town's Honest Man

CXVI. To Sir William Jephson

CXVII. On Groine

CXVIII. On Gut.

CXIX. To Sir Ralph Shelton

CXX. Epitaph on S. P., a Child of Queen Eliza-

CXXI. To Benjamin Rudyerd

CXXII. To the Same

CXXIII. To the Same

CXXIV. Epitaph on Elizabeth, L. H.

CXXV. To Sir William Woodall

CXXVI. To his Lady, then Mistress Cary

CXXVII. To Esme, Lord Aubigny

CXXVIII. To William Roe

CXXX. To Alphonso Ferrabosco, on his Book 78

CXXXI. To the Same

CXXXII. To Mr. Joshua Sylvester

CXXXIII. On the Famous Voyage .

I. Why I write not of Love

II. To Penshurst

III. To Sir Robert Wroth

IV. To the World

V. Song: To Celia

VI. To the Same

VII. Song: That Women are but Men's Shadows 107

VIII. To Sickness

X. [Præludium]

XII. Epistle to Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland

XIII. Epistle to Katharine, Lady Aubigny

XIV. Ode to Sir William Sidney on leis Birthday 126

129
UNDERWOODS.

Poems of Devotion

The Sinner's Sacrifice: to the Holy Trinity

A Hymn to God the Father .

A Ilymn on the Nativity of my Saviour .

136

A Celebration of Charis, in Ten Lyric Pieces

I. His excuse for Loving

II. How he saw her

III. What he Suffered .

IV. Her Triumph

V. His Discourse with Cupid

VI. Claiming a Second Kiss by Desert

VII. Begging Another, on Color of Mending the

VIII. Urging her of a Promise

IX. Her Man described by her own Dictamen . 117

X. Another Lady's Exception, present at the

The Musical Strise; in a Pastoral Dialogue

A Song: “O do not wanton with those eyes ? 151

In the Person of Womankind: a Song Apologetic 151

Another, in Defence of their Inconstancy

A Nymph's Passion .

Against Jealousy

An Epitaph on Master Vincent Corbet .

An Epistle to Sir Edward Sackvile, now Earl of Nor-

An Epistle to Master John Selden

An Epistle to a Friend : to persuade him to the Wars 170

An Epitaph on Master Philip Gray .

Epistle to a Friend

An Elegy: “Can Beauty that did prompt me

An Elegy: “By those bright eyes

A Satirical Shrub

A little Shrub growing by

An Elegy: “ Though Beauty be the mark of praise

An Ode: to Ilimself

An Ode to James, Earl of Desmond .

An Ode: "High-spirited friend”

An Ode: "Helen, did Homer never see"

A Sonnet to the Noble Lady, the Lady Mary Wroth 192

A Fit of Rhyme against Rhyme

An Epigram on William, Lord Burleigh

An Epigram to Thomas, Lord Ellesmere, the last
term he sat Chancellor.

196

Another to the Same

An Epigram to the Counsellor that pleaded and car-

An Epigram to the Small-Pox .

An Epitaph: “What beauty would have lovely

A Song: “Come let us here enjoy the shade" 200

An Epistle to a Friend

An Elegy : “ 'Tis true, I'm broke”

An Flegy: “ To make the doubt clear"

An Elegy: “ That love's a bitter sweet"

An Elegy: “Since you must go

An Elegy : “Let me be what I am

An Execration upon Vulcan

A Speech, according to Horace

An Epistle to Master Arthur Squib.

An Epigram on Sir Edward Coke.

An Epistle, answering to one that asked to be sealed

of the Tribe of Ben

The Dedication of the King's new Cellar to Bacchus 236

An Epigram on the Court Pucelle

An Epigram to the Honored Countess of

Lord Bacon's Birthday

The Poet to the Painter

An Epigram to William, Earl of Newcastle

Epistle to Mr. Arthur Squib

To Mr. John Burges .

Epistle to my Lady Covell

To Master John Burges

Epigram to my Bookseller

256

An Epigram to William, Earl of Newcastle

An Epitaph on Henry Lord LaWare

An Epigram (to Lord Keeper Williams)

An Epigram to King Charles, for a Hundred Pounds

he sent me in my Sickness

To King Charles and Queen Mary, for the Loss of

their First-born, an Epigram Consolatory

An Epigram to our great and good King Charles 257

An Epigram on the Prince's Birth

An Epigram to the Queen, then lying in

An Ode or Song by all the Muses, in celebration of

her Majesty's Birthday

An Epigram to the Household

Epigram to a Friend and Son

To the Immortal Memory and Friendship of that

Noble Pair, Sir Lucius Cary and Sir Henry Mori- .

To the Right Honorable, the Lord High Treasurer

of England ; An Epistle Mendicant

To the King on his Birthday

On the Right Honorable and Virtuous Lord Weston,

Lord Iligh Treasurer of England

To the Right Honorable Jerome Lord Weston; An

Ode Gratulatory for his Return from his Einbassy 272

Epithalamion: or a Song concerning the same

The Humble Petition of Poor Ben

To the Right IIonorable the Lord Treasurer of Eng-

An Epigram to my Muse, the Lady Digby, on her

Husband, Sir Kenelm Digby.

A New Year's Gift, sung to King Charles

An Elegy: “Fair friend, 'tis true your beauties

On the King's Birthday

To my Lord the King, on the Christening his Second

An Elegy on the Lady Jane Pawlet, Marchioness of

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