Wit & Eloquence [ESTC R232221]

DMI number:

1734

Publication Date:

1697

Volume Number:

1 of 1

ESTC number:

R232221

EEBO/ECCO link:

http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_id=xri:eebo&rft_id=xri:eebo:citation:99897868

Shelfmark:

EEBO

Place of Publication:

London

Genres:

Collection including prose and Collection of educational texts

Format:

Duodecimo

Comments:

With an added title page, engraved: Wit & eloquence or the secretary’s vade mecum.

Other matter:

PREFATORY MATTER: 1) 'The Preface to the Reader.' pp. A2r-v.

References:

NCBEL

Related People

Publisher:

R. Clavill

Confidence:

Absolute (100%)

Comments:

Content/Publication

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C Well met fair Sylvia on the dewy plain

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pp. 54-6

Poem Title:

Coridon and Sylvia; a Pastoral Dialogue.

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Poor fool you now are made a harlot's prize

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p. 58

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I take you at your word and urge no more

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p. 61

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Thus will I pluck his feathers till he's bare

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p. 67

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Well you have heard my sighs heard me complain

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pp. 67-8

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She will at last. | A Dialogue between Doris and Camilla.

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In hopes so pant upon your snowy breast

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p. 73

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D | Dear child you are but young what make you then

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pp. 75-7

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Innocent Love. | A Dialogue between Doria and Faunia.

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I must feign love and this old bell-dam court

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p. 75

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Never fear it by this kiss I'll surely come

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p. 86

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If thou wouldst have me still love on

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p. 92

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How quickly are love's pleasures gone

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p. 93

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Lo now his bloody banner is displayed

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p. 93

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If there be any in this multitude

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p. 100

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When most we love and think our wish is near

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pp. 111-2

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First Upon Love's Inconstancy.

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Since Sylvia is resolved and still remains

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pp. 112-4

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Love's Cure; or, the proud Lady stripp'd of | her Charms. A Poem.

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Much I endured my patience long oppressed

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pp. 114-6

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The Complaining Lover to his False and Cruel | Mistress. A Poem.

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In antient mountains stands whose friendly shade

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pp. 116-8

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The Lively Description of the Bower of Love. | A Poem.

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Fair golden age not because rivers purled

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pp. 119-21

Poem Title:

Love's Golden Age. A Poem.

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Kind night and day both nature's offsprings are

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pp. 121-4

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Conjectures on the Loves of Night and Day. | A Poem.

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Alas retired farewell beloved light

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pp. 124-6

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On the Sun's Retiring, and Winter's Approach. | A Poem.

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No more let teeming earth's kind bosom yield

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pp. 126-8

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The Mournful Lover, on the Death of his | Fair and Vertuous Mistress. | A Poem.

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One day the amorous Philander

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pp. 128-133

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Love made Impotent; or, The Disappointment. | A Poem.

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There is a tax which must be paid to fate

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pp. 133-4

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In Contempt of Worldly Vanity. | A Poem.

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Each lover thinks the object of his flame

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p. 134

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Man Deceived; or, Seeming Beauty. | A Poem.

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The happy day when first I gazed on you

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pp. 135-6

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A Love-Poem, in Commendation of a Beau- | tiful Lady, &c.

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Ah now you are kind you now have made me blessed

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p. 139

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Madam as Cynthia amongst the vanquished stars

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p. 139

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Madam you are the nation's boast and pride

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p. 139

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Madam I'm serious pray believe tis true

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p. 140

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Once beauteous maid I fancied I was free

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p. 140

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Art here is useless nature decks her face

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p. 146

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Esteemed by all and you deserve it too

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p. 146.

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Madam your beauties represent the skies

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p. 146

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I'm called unconstant and offensive too

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p. 147

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Enigma I.

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Practise no more your subtle arts but be

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p. 147

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I'm by a gentle breathing first begun

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p. 148

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Enigma II.

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My parents from the earth aspiring high

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p. 148

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Enigma III.

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Mark when the evenings cooler wings

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pp. 149-50

Poem Title:

True Love.

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So when the beauteous soul prepares her way

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pp. 150-1

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To his Mistress, on her parting from him.

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How quickly are love's pleasures gone

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pp. 151-2

Poem Title:

The Debauchee.

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Ambition is the saint to which you pray

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pp. 152

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Epigram II.

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Fair is your face an oily tongue you have

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p. 152

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Epigram I.

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Dressed like an angel you appear your breast

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p. 153

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Epigram V.

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If when I'm under cut beard's dangerous hands

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p.153

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Epigram III.

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Though thou dost cassia breath and foreign gums

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p. 153

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Epigram IV.

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Cloris why all this scorn some say you are pained

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p. 154

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Epigram VI.

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Good sir what makes you strut I pray whence come ye

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p. 154

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Epigram VIII.

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Sir by your rigling gate and jaunty mode

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p. 154

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Epigram VII.

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I love to madness rave to enjoy

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pp. 155-6

Poem Title:

The Distracted Lover. A Song.

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Beauty like kingdoms not for one was made

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p. 156

Poem Title:

On Beauty. A Song.

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When Sol descended to the deep

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pp. 156-7

Poem Title:

Stolen Joys. A Song.

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Bully | make room for a bully or I'll your bones rattle

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pp. 157-8

Poem Title:

The Bully. A Song, in Two Parts.

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A curse upon the faithless maid

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p. 158

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Coyness reproov'd. A pleasant Song.

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Now I'm resolved to love no more

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p. 159

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The Gallant's Resolution. A pleasant Song.

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No never hope I'll change my mind

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p. 160

Poem Title:

The Cautious Fair One. A Song.

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The danger is over is over the danger is over

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pp. 160-1

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Love's Combat; or, The Bashful Bride. | A pleasant Song, much in Vogue.

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I cannot sigh and wish alone

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p. 161

Poem Title:

Passion Discovered. A Song.

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Unconstant that word strikes me more

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pp. 161-2

Poem Title:

The Unconstant. A Song.

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You whom cruel Sylvia charms

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pp. 162-3

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The Soldier's Advice. A Song.

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Celia's fond too long I've loved her

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p. 163

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Celia's Fondness. A Song.

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Come happy nymph adored by all

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pp. 163-4

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What cruel pains Corrinda takes

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pp. 164-5

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Long have I wished to know what tis to love

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pp. 165-6

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The Indifferent Lover; or, He would, but cannot.

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Ah happy flower pride of all

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pp. 166-7

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A Song upon seeing a Pink in his Mistress's Bosom.

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E'er Phillis with her looks did kill

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p. 167

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The Captive. A New Song.

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Sawney is a bonny bonny lad

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pp. 167-8

Poem Title:

A Scotch Song.

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Young I am and yet unskilled

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p. 168

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Innocent Love's Imitation. A Song.

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He leaves he slights he slights his precious rest

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p. 169

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A Song sung before the King.

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Well now great love I plainly see

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pp. 169-70

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On Love. A Song.

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Never any Parthian bow

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pp. 170-1

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The Wounded Lover. A Song.

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Banish my Lydia these sad thoughts

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p. 171

Poem Title:

Melancholy Lydia. A Song.

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It is not the silver nor gold of it self

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pp. 171-2

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The Power of Wealth. A Song.

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Farewell my useless scrip

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pp. 173-4

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The Separation. A Pastoral Song; by a Shepherdess.

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Floria whilst your tuneful sound

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p. 174

Poem Title:

A Song made on a Lady, upon her fine Singing.

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Go perjured man and if thou ever return

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p. 175

Poem Title:

The Injur'd Lady. A Song.

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Hark brave boys the cannons roar

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pp. 175-6

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A Martial Song.

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No no no no I n--ver can love thee less

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p. 177

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The Infacinated Lover. A Song.

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There's not a swain on the plain

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p. 177

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The Complaint. A Song.

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Come fill up a bumper to Bacchus

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p. 178

Poem Title:

A Catch.

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Heroic mars heroic mars what almighty charms

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p. 178

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A Defiance to Love; or, The Soldier's Song.

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All own the young Sylv'a is fatally fair

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p. 179

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He's pleas'd at last. A Song.

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Ye pretty birds that cherp and sing

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pp. 179-80

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Love's Rapture. A new Play-house Song.

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In vain Melissa we defend

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pp. 180-1

Poem Title:

The Amorous Lover. A new Song.

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Scrape scrape no more your beardless chins

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p. 181

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The Young Las's Advice. A new Song.

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D The world is full of hurry

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p. 182

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A Song in Two Parts, by Doron and Celia.

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Despair despair no more

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p. 183

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The Lover's Encouragement. A new Song.

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Welcome sweet peace approach the wishing isle

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pp. 183-4

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A Call to Peace. A new Song.

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Come all you young lovers and listen to me

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pp. 184-5

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Advice to Lovers, A new Song.

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Hark how the groves and hills re sound

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pp. 185-6

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Love's Prospect. A new Song.

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Young charming Phillis has an air

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p. 185

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The Crafty Jilt. A new Song.

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Go naughty man you fain would win my heart

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pp. 186-7

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The Cautious Maid. A new Song.

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Come fill up a bumper to Bacchus

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pp. 187-8

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The Jovial Lads. A new Song.

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What can the gaudy world afford

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p. 187

Poem Title:

The Better Choice. A new Song.

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