The Academy of Complements [S105610]

DMI number:

1767

Publication Date:

1640

Volume Number:

1 of 1

ESTC number:

S105610

EEBO/ECCO link:

http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_id=xri:eebo&rft_id=xri:eebo:citation:99841337

Shelfmark:

EEBO

Place of Publication:

London

Genres:

Collection of 17th century verse and Collection including prose

Format:

Duodecimo

Content/Publication

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Fairer than Isacks Lover at the well

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p. 129

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Her Haires reflex with red strakes paints the skies

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p. 129

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On her Haire.

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Each eye-brow hangs like Iris in the skies

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p. 130

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On her eye-browes and Cheeks.

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Her face like Cinthiaes when in full she shineth

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p. 130

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On her face.

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Her lockes being plated like a fleece of wooll

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p. 130

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On her Lockes.

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Her stately front was figured from above

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p. 130

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On her forehead.

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Such colour hath her face as when the sunne

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p. 130

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On the colour of her face.

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For Arches be two heavenly Liddes

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p. 131

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On her eye-Liddes.

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Her bright Browes drive the sunne to clouds beneat

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p. 131

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Another on her eye-browes and Breath.

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Her eyes the contradictors of the night

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p. 131

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On her eyes.

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Her smiles so sweet and nice

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p. 131

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On her smiles.

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Two jetty sparks where Cupid chastely hides

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p. 131

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Another on the same.

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Her Cheekes like ripened Lillyes steep'd in Wine

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p. 132

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On her cheekes

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Her Cheeks with kindly Claret spred

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p. 132

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Another on the same.

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Her Christall chin like to the purest whit

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p. 132

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On her Chin.

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Her Eagles Nose is strait of Stately frame

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p. 132

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On her Nose and breath

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Her Lippes like Roses over-washt with dew

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p. 132

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On her Lippes.

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On these meanders if you gaze

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p. 132

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on her Eares.

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Her lips more red then Corrall stone

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p. 133

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On her Lippes and Necke.

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Her lips nere part but that they show

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p. 133

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On her teeth.

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Her Words doe fall like summer dewes on me

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p. 133

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On her tongue and Words

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She breaths forth flowers she makes the srping

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p. 133

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On her breath.

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Within the compasse of this holow sweet

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p. 133

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On her mouth and teeth.

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Sweet mouth that sendest a musicke rosied breat

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p. 133

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On her mouth.

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Joshua Sylvester

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A voice which doth the thrushes shrillnesse staine

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p. 134

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On her voice.

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Her Neck is like an Ivory shining Tower

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p. 134

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On her Necke.

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Her Twinne-like armes that stainlesse paire

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p. 134

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On her Armes.

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Here azured vaines doe use to stray

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p. 134

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On her Hands.

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In all her words such virtues couched be

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p. 134

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On her Speech.

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Long small made fit for Orpheus Lute

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p. 134

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On her fingers.

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These pearching squares with silver skin

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p. 134

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On her Shoulders.

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Fitly so named since it doth waste

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p. 135

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On her waste and Ribbes.

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Her brests those Ivory Globes circles with blew

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p. 135

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On her breasts.

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Her deeds are like great clusters of ripe grapes

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p. 135

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On her actions.

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Her mindful brest perfumes with frankincense

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p. 135

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On her goodthoughts.

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Her pappes are like faire Apples in their prime

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p. 135

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On her Pappes.

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Her lovely skin is white like Curdes new prest

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p. 136

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On her skin, and flesh.

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Her Maiden wombe the dwelling house of pleasure

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p. 136

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On her wombe.

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Here Love delights the wandring thought

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p. 136

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On her Navell.

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Most beauteous seale of Virgin wax

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p. 136

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On her bellie.

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These are the subjects that doe sit

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p. 136

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On her thighes.

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Her feet so short slender little round

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p. 137

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On her feet.

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Marke well how faire the flesh doth rise

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p. 137

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On the calves of her legges.

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May is not Loves month May is full of flowers

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p. 137

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Loves month.

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These knots of joy and gems of Love

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p. 137

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On her knees.

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This every part impartes a grace

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p. 137

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The conclusion.

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View but her Atlas smallesy small

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p. 137

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On the small of her legges.

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Love is a friend a fire a heaven a hell

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p. 138

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Definition of Love.

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Love is a golden bubble full of dreames

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p. 138

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What Love is.

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Love is a spirit all compact of fire

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p. 138

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The quality of Love.

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Love well is said to be A life in death

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p. 138

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The Inconstancy of Affections.

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Lovers well wot what griefe it is to part

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p. 138

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The parting of Lovers.

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The light of hidden fire it selfe discovers

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p. 138

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Love will out.

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All men doe erre because that men they be

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p. 139

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The errors of Lovers.

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Love is a subtile influence

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p. 139

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What Love is.

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Lovers best like to see themselves alone

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p. 139

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Lovers delight to be alone.

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The sight of hidden fire it selfe discovers

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p. 139

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Impossibility of concealing Love.

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We know not how to love till love unblind us

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p. 139

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Vowes of Lovers.

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When Venus strikes with beauty to the quicke

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p. 139

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On one sicke with Love.

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Love hates all arguments disputing still

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p. 140

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Love admits of no contrary arguments.

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Love is a blinded god an angry Boy

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p. 140

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What Love is.

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Love is a soure delight a sugred griefe

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p. 140

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Another definition of Love.

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Love is not full of mercy as men say

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p. 140

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The Cruelty of Love.

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This is the least effect of Cupids dart

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p. 140

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The Effects of Love.

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As without breath no pipe doth move

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p. 141

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Of Musicke and Love.

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Loves goes to love as schoole boyes from their books

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p. 141

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The parting of Lovers.

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Once learne to love the lesson is but plaine

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p. 141

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The Constancy of Lovers.

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Tis folly by our widest wordlings proved

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p. 141

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A Maxime.

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Were beauty under twenty lockes kept fast

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p. 141

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the Force of Love.

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When Love hath knit two hearts in perfect unity

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p. 141

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Love finds an opportunity.

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Desire being Pilot brought beauties prize

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p. 142

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The perserverance of a Lover.

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Occasions winged and ever flyeth fast

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p. 142

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Offers of Love not to be refused.

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One may indure for when the paine is past

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p. 142

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Patience of Lovers.

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Seld speaketh Love but sighs his secret pains

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p. 142

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Teares of Lovers.

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Sighes are the ease calamity affords

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p. 142

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Sorrowes of Lovers.

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There where the hearts Atturny once is mute

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p. 142

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On frozen affection.

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True Love's a Saint so shall you true Love know

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p. 142

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Of true and false Love.

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A way-ward beauty doth not fancy move

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p. 143

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On Coynesse.

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Faire beauty is the sparke of hot desire

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p. 143

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The beginnings of Love.

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Faire words and power attractive beauty

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p. 143

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Another.

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Lust makes oblivion beateth reason backe

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p. 143

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On Lust.

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Nothing so ill becomes the faire

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p. 143

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A Cruell Mistris.

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The ripest Corne dies if it be not reape

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p. 143

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On Virginity.

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Penelope in spending chaste her dayes

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p. 144

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Another on the same.

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Something must still be left to cheare our sinne

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p. 144

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On pleasures.

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The unstained vaile which Innocents adorne

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p. 144

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On Chastity.

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Thither let Phoebus sonnes resort

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p. 144

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On the Court.

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What can be said that Lovers cannot say

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p. 144

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On Desires.

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Where hearts be knit what helps if not to injoy

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p. 144

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On her delaying marriage.

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Where Jealousie in basest minds doth dwell

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p. 144

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On Jealousie.

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Drops pierce the flint not by their force or strength

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p. 145

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On Continued griefe.

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In high disdaine Love is a base desire

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p. 145

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On disdaine.

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Musicke can hardly solace humane eares

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p. 145

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On Musicke.

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Teares tye the tongue of an accusers grudge

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p. 145

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On the Power of teares.

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The man that still amidst misfortunes stands

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p. 145

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On Misfortunes.

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They fall which trust to fortunes fickle wheele

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p. 145

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On fate.

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Beautie's a beggar fye it is too bad

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p. 146

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On a modest faire one.

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It lives not in my power to love or hate

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p. 146

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On his Will.

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Jewels being lost we find againe this never

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p. 146

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On the losse of Virginity.

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Let Wolves and beasts be cruell in their kinds

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p. 146

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On Women.

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Maydes doe take more delight when they prepare

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p. 146

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On Marriage.

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Pleasures like posting guests make but small stay

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p. 146

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On pleasures and griefes.

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Youth learnes to change the course that he hath run

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p. 146

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On Youth.

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A Womans teares are falling stars at night

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p. 147

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On a womans teares.

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Hate and disdaine is painted in their eyes

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p. 147

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On coy dames.

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Like untun'd golden strings faire women are

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p. 147

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On Virginity.

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Lust never takes a joy in what is due

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p. 147

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On Lust.

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They melt with words as wax against the sun

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p. 147

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Inconstancy of Women.

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Though men can cover crimes with their sterne lookes

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p. 147

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Modesty of women.

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Women have tongues of craft and hearts of guile

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p. 147

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Another on the same.

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A Womans passions doth fire resemble

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p. 148

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Passions of a Woman.

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Constant in Love who tryes a womans mind

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p. 148

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A Constant Woman.

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Faire flowres that are not gathered in their prime

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p. 148

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Another on the same.

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It is a common rule that women neve

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p. 148

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Women envie one anothers Beauty.

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The fairest flowers of Beauty fades away

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p. 148

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On the finding of Beauty.

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The Libian Lions loose their sternest might

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p. 148

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On the power of Beauty.

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Things much retaind do make us most desire them

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p. 148

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On a Beauty cloistered up.

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Beauty brings fancy to a dainty feast

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p. 149

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On the excellency and power of Beauty.

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Beauty in heaven and earth this grace doth winne

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p. 149

Poem Title:

The effects of Beauty.

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Heaven made Beauty like her selfe to view

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p. 149

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Beauties not to be confined.

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In vaine our friends from this doe us dehort

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p. 149

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Beauties for the Court.

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It is decreed that features shall content

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p. 149

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On Beauty in meane atire.

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Never were Cheekes of Roses lockes of Amber

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p. 149

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On Beauty not injoyed.

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BEL When will Love be voyd of feares

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pp. 150-151

Poem Title:

A discourse of Love in verse.

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Much adoe I have god wot

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p. 150

Poem Title:

A wooing fit in verse.

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Sweet soule to whom I vowed I am a slave

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p. 151

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Another short wooing fit in verse.

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What wouldst thou wish tell me deere lover

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pp. 151-152

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The feares and resolutions of two Lovers.

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The cause my sweet thou dost deny

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p. 152

Poem Title:

Then wooing of a coy Dame.

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Wife if to be borne a maid be such a grace

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pp. 153-155

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A contention betweene a Wife, a Widow, and a Maide.

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Lover Whilst thou didst Love me and that neck of thine

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p. 156

Poem Title:

A Lover and his Mistris.

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Shee's cold thou hot how can we then agree

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p. 156

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A Lovers discourse with his heart.

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Come gentle death D who calls L ones opprest

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p. 157

Poem Title:

A Discourse betweene a Lover, Death, and Cupid.

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Take this scarfe blind Cupid hand and foot

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p. 157

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Upon a scarfe presented.

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Blind fortune doth not see how faire you be

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p. 158

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Upon a Looking-glasse presented.

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Fortune doth lend you hap it well or ill

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p. 158

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On a plaine gold Ring presented.

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Lady your hands are fallen into a snare

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p. 158

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Upon a paire of Bracelets presented.

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These Sissers doe your house-wifery bewray

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p. 158

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Upon a paire of Sissers presented.

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You love to see and yet to be unseene

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p. 158

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Upon a Fanne presented.

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Although I am assur'd I cannot dye

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p. 159

Poem Title:

A Letter to renew affection.

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Constant Love and vertue are

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pp. 159-160

Poem Title:

A Letter to perswade one to bee Constant.

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It is your beauty fairest not the wealth

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pp. 160-161

Poem Title:

A Letter to a Mayd from one that expected no portion.

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My businesse doth ascribe this forc'd neglect

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p. 161

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A Letter to excuse the not visiting a friend at ones departure out of Towne.

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Madam since that you are both great and good

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pp. 162-163

Poem Title:

A Complementall Letter sent to a Lady.

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First Line:

The Country now is happier then the Citty

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p. 162

Poem Title:

To a Sweetheart farre absent in the Country.

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First Line:

Fairest you desire to know

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pp. 163-164

Poem Title:

A Letter to a Gentlewoman on a Sigh.

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First Line:

If that I did offend and does amisse

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p. 164

Poem Title:

A Letter to excuse the abrupt taking of a Kisse.

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First Line:

The knowledge of your vertue makes me bold

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pp. 164-165

Poem Title:

A Letter to request a Courtesie.

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First Line:

Are you so young so handsome and so pretty

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pp. 165-166

Poem Title:

A Letter to a beautifull Gentlewoman, that was resolved to live and dye a Mayd.

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First Line:

My Unkind fate deserveth balem not I

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p. 166

Poem Title:

A Letter to a Gentlewoman in excuse of long absence.

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First Line:

Blame not a Mayd if she doth thus discover

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pp. 167-168

Poem Title:

A maydes Letter fearing a growing shame.

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First Line:

Heaven blesse my Love in whose sweet favor

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p. 167

Poem Title:

A Complementall Letter.

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First Line:

All is from your free mercy for I know

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pp. 168-169

Poem Title:

A Letter of thanks to a Gentlewoman for some favour received.

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First Line:

Wonder of beautie on whom I repose

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pp. 169-170

Poem Title:

To Mistris Penelope, Natures Master-Peece, the Lover expresses his flames of affection.

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First Line:

If I were young as you are I would prove

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pp. 171-172

Poem Title:

To a pretty witty scornefull Gentlewoman being proud of her beauty, and after troubled with the greene Sicknesse.

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First Line:

Round is the world and so is Love

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p. 171

Poem Title:

To Mistris E.B. Sent her With a Ring.

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First Line:

Enough of Teares their date expires

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pp. 172-173

Poem Title:

To a weeping Widdow wishing her to wipe away teares, with the conceit of a second Husband.

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First Line:

Come thou fairest master-peece

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p. 174

Poem Title:

To a young Mayd.

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First Line:

Once more I have presum'd to ease my griefe

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p. 174

Poem Title:

To a young Gentlewoman, that disdained her Lover.

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First Line:

For me to prayse your beauty would appeare

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p. 175

Poem Title:

A Complementall Letter to a Beautifull young Gentlewoman.

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