THE

CONTENT S.

OF the danger His Majefty, being Prince, escaped in

the road at St. Andero.

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Of His Majefty's receiving the News of the Duke of

Buckingham's death.

To the King on His Navy.

On the taking of Salle.

Upon His Majefty's repairing of St. Paul's.

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To the Queen, occafion'd upon fight of Her Majesty's

Picture.

Of the Queen.

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The Apology of Sleep, for not approaching the Lady whe

can do any thing but fleep when she pleaseth.

Puerperium.

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To the Queen-Mother of France, upon Her landing. 20

The Country to my Lady of Carlisle.

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The Countess of Carlisle in Mourning.

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In answer to one who writ a Libel against the Countess

To my Lord of Northumberland upon the Death of his

Lady.

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To my Lord Admiral, of his late fickness and recovery. p. 28

To. my Lord of Leicester.

Of the Lady who can fleep when she pleaseth.

Of the mif-report of Her being painted.

Of Her paffing through a crowd of people.

The ftory of Phoebus and Daphne apply'd.

Fabula Phœbi & Daphnes.

Song. Say, lovely Dream! &c.

To Mrs. Braughton Servant to Sacharissa.

At Pens-Hurst.

To my young Lady Lucy Sidney.

To Amoret.

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ibid.

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On the friendship betwixt Sachariffa and Amoret. 46

To Amoret.

A la malade.

Upon the Death of my Lady Rich.

The Battle of the Summer-Ilands.

Song. Peace, babling Mufe! &c.

Of Love.

To Phyllis..

To my Lord of Falkland.

For drinking of Healths.

Song. Chloris farewel! &c.

Of my Lady Isabella playing on the Lute.

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ibid.

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To

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Of Mrs. Arden.

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To a Lady finging a Song of his compofing.

Of the Marriage of the Dwarfs.

Love's Farewell.

From a Child.

ibid.

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On a Girdle.

To the mutable Fair.

Song. 'Tis not your beauty can ingage, &c.

Song. Behold the brand of beauty toft! &c.

On the difcovery of a Lady's painting.

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ibid.

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ibid.

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To a Lady from whom he received a Silver Pen. 78

To Chloris.

Song. While I liften to thy voice, &c.

Of loving at firft fight.

The Self-banish'd.

Song. Go, lovely Rofe! &c.

Thyrfis, Galatea.

On the head of a Stag.

To a Lady in retirement.

The Mifer's Speech, in a Masque.

Upon Ben Johnson.

On Mr. John Fletcher's Plays.

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ibid.

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ibid.

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To Mr. George Sandys, on his Translation of fome part of

the Bible.

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To

To Mr. Henry Laws, who had then newly fet a Song

of mine, in the year 1535.

p. 89

To Sir William Davenant, upon his two first books of

Gondibert written in France.

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To my worthy friend Mr. Wase, the Tranflator of Gratius.gz

To his worthy friend Mr. Evelyn, upon his Tranflation

of Lucretius.

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To his worthy friend Sir Thomas Higgons, upon his

Tranflation of the Venetian Triumph.

Chloris and Hylas, made to a Saraband.

In answer to Sir John Suckling's Verses.

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To a friend, of the different fuccefs of their loves. 100

An apology for having loved before.

To Zelinda.

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To my Lady Morton on New-Year's Day, at the Louvre

in Paris.

To a fair Lady playing with a Snake.

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The Night-Piece, ar, a Picture drawn in the dark.. 106

Part of the Fourth Book of Virgil's Æneis tranflated. 108

On the Picture of a fair Youth taken after he was dead. 112

On a Brede of divers colors, woven by four Ladies. 113

A Panegyric to my Lord Protector, &c.

Of a war with Spain, and Fight at Sea.

Upon the death of the Lord Protector.

To the King, upon His Majesty's happy Return.

ibid.

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On St. James's Park, as lately improv'd by His Majefty. 1 30

Of the invafion and defeat of the Turks, in the year 1683.

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To the Queen, upon Her Majesty's Birth-Day, after her

happy recovery from a dangerous fickness.

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Sung

Sung by Mrs. Knight to Her Majesty on her Birth-Day.

Of Her Majefty, on New-Year's Day, 1683.

Of Tea, commended by Her Majesty.

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Prologue for the Lady-Actors: Spoken before K. Charles II.

ibid.

Of Her Royal Highness, Mother to the Prince of Orange:

and of Her Portrait written by the late Duchefs of

York while he liv'd with Her.

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To the Duchefs of Orleans, when he was taking leave

of the Court at Dover.

Upon her Majesty's new buildings at Somerfet-Houfe. ib.

Of a Tree cut in paper.

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To a Lady, from whom he receiv'd the foregoing Copy,

which for many years had been loft.

Of the Lady Mary, Princefs of Orange,

Of English Verfe.

ibid.

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Upon the Earl of Rofcommon's Tranflation of Horace,

de Arte Poeticâ: and of the ufe of Poetry.

Ad Comitem Monumeteníem de Bentivoglio fuo.

To Mr. Killigrew, upon his altering his Play Pandora. 151

On the Duke of Monmouth's expedition into Scotland in

the fummer folftice.

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To a friend of the Author, a Perfon of Honor, who lately

writ a religious book intituled Hiftorical Applications,

and occafional Meditations upon several subjects. 153

To a Perfon of Honor, upon his incomparable, incomprehen-

fible Poem intitul'd The British Princes.

To Mr. Creech, on his Tranflation of Lucretius.

The Triple Combat.

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Of an Elegy made by Mrs. Wharton on the Earl of Ro-

chefter.

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To