TABLE OF THE TITLES OF BACH POEM. POEM 1. To his Muse. 2. Upon Julia's Recovery. 3. The Parliament of Roses. To Julia. 4. To Perilla. 5. A Song to the Maskers. 6. To his Mistresses. 7. No Loathsomeness in Love. 8. The weeping Cherry. 9. The Carcanet. 10. PAGE 1 2 3 How the Wallflower came first, and why so called. 11. To his Mistress objecting to him neither toying, or talking. 12. Upon the Loss of his Mistresses. 13. The Dream. 14. On Himself. 15. Love's Play at Pushpin. 16. The Rosary. 17. Upon Cupid. 18. The Parca, or the Armlet. 19. To Robin-Red-Breast. 20. Discontents in Devon. 21. Cherry-ripe. 22. The Vision. To Electra. 23. The Succession of the four sweet Months. 12 24. Of Love. R 12 35. Lyrick to Mirth. 36. Upon Julia's Riband. PAGE 13 13 13 15 15 16 17 18 18 19 23 24 37. The frozen Zone, or Julia disdainful. 24 38. To the Patron of Poets, Mr. Endy neday from Staines. 26 41. Epitaph upon a Child. 42. Upon Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, under the Name of Amaryllis. 27 28 46. The Vision. 47. Dissuasions from Idleness. 48. Epithalamium, to Sir Thomas South POEM 54. Upon Cupid. 55. Upon a black Twist round the Arm of the Countess of Carlisle. A Ring presented to Julia. 57. Julia's Petticoat. PAGE 40 40 41 42 43 58. Corinna's going a Maying. 59. A Dialogue between Horace & Lydia, 46 60. The captived Bee, or, the little Filcher. 47 62. To Cherry Blossoms. 63. To Pansies. 64. On Gillyflowers begotten. 65. The Lily in a Crystal. 66. The Welcome to Sack. 67. Impossibilities. To his Friend. 68. To live merrily, and to trust to good Verses. 69. Lips tongueless. 70. To Violets. 48 49 50 50 51 53 56 56 58 59 60 71. To Carnations. A Song. 72. To the Virgins, to make much of Time. 60 73. To the Lark. 61 74. A Meditation for his Mistress. 62 75. The bleeding Hand; or the Sprig of 63 76. The Fairy Temple, or Oberon's Cha- pel. Dedicated to Mr. John Merri- POEM PAGE! 83. The Hock-Cart, or Harvest-Home. 85. To the Western Wind. 86. Upon the Death of his Sparrow. An Elegy. 72 74 74 75 87. To Primroses filled with Morning Dew. 76 89. Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, under the 90. The Poet's good Wishes for the most 91. To Anthea, who may command him any Thing. 92. To Meadows. 93. I call, and I call. 94. Nuptial Song, or Epithalamium, on 95. To all young Men that love. 96. No Fault in Women. 97. 98. To Virgins. 77 77 . 79 80 81 82 82 88 88 89 91 91 Oberon's Feast. 99. The Belman.' 100. Upon Prudence Baldwin her Sickness. 92 101. To Apollo. A short Hymn. 102. A Hymn to Bacchus. 103. On Himself. 104. Upon a Child that died. 105. Content, not Cates. 106. The Good-Night, or Blessing. 107. To Daffodils. 108. Upon a Lady that died in Childbed, 109. A New-Year's-Gift sent to Sir Simeon Steward. 110. Mattins, or Morning Prayer. PORM 111. Evensong. 112. The Bracelet. To Julia. 114. The Kiss. A Dialogue. 115. The Admonition. 116. His Age. Dedicated to his peculiar PAGE 99 99 100 100 101 102 123. Chop-Cherry. 110 124. To the most learned and Arch-Anti- quary, Mr. John Selden. 111 125. Upon Himself. 111 126. Pray, and prosper. 112 127. His Lachrimæ, or Mirth turned to Mourning. 112 128. To the most fair and lovely Mrs. 129. Upon his Kinswoman, Mrs. Eliza- 130. To his Valentine, on St. Valentine's 131. Upon Mr. Ben Jonson. Epigram. 115 133. How Pansies, or Hearts-Ease came. 137. A Pastoral sung to the King. Mon- Shep- herds. 119 |