The Academy of Complements with Many New Additions [ESTC R28041]

DMI number:

1727

Publication Date:

1684

Volume Number:

1 of 1

ESTC number:

R28041

EEBO/ECCO link:

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Shelfmark:

NCBEL 334 (1684)

Full Title:

THE | Academy | OF | COMPLEMENTS | WITH | Many New Additions | OF | Songs and Catches [i]A-la-mode.[/i] | STORED | With Variety of Complemental and | Elegant Expressions, of LOVE and | COURTSHIP. | Also Witty and Ingenious Dialogues | and Discourses, | [i]Amorous and Jovial.[/i] | With Significant LETTERS upon | Several Occasions. | Composed for the use of [i]Ladies[/i] and | [i]Gentlewomen. | By the most refined[/i] Wits [i]of this Age.[/i] | [rule] | [i]London:[/i] Printed for [i]P.Parker[/i] at the | [i]Leg[/i] and [i]Star[/i] in [i]Cornhil,[/i] 1684.

Place of Publication:

London

Genres:

Collection including prose

Format:

Duodecimo

Comments:

CONTENTS: 1) 'Complemental Expressions: Or, Pearls of Eloquence.' pp.1-116. 2) 'Posies for Rings, and other pleasant things.' pp.116-119. 3) 'A Short Riddling entertainment.' pp.120-123. 4) 'A choice Collection of Proverbs & Apothegms.' pp.123-129. 5) 'Phrases for the beginning of Letters, for our greater speed in our urgent occasions.' pp.129-131. 6) 'Choice Forms of Letters.' pp.131-158. 7) 'Styles or Terms used to the King's or the Queen's Majesty' pp.158-9. 8) 'Superscriptions with Subscriptions adjoined to them, as they are most properly applied.' pp.159-179. 9) Songs pp.179-386.

Other matter:

END MATTER: 1) 'The Table.' pp.387-396.

References:

BOD- EEBO

Related Miscellanies

Title:

The new academy of complements [ESTC R11946]

Publication Date:

1681

ESTC No:

R11946

Volume:

1 of 1

Relationship:

Another Edition of

Comments:

Related People

Publisher:

P. Parker

Confidence:

Absolute (100%)

Comments:

Content/Publication

First Line:

Brighter than inside barks of new hewn cedar

Page No:

pp.86-7

Poem Title:

Encomiums on the Beauty of his Mistress.

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First Line:

Her face like Cynthia's when in the full she shineth

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p.87

Poem Title:

On Her Face.

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First Line:

Her hairs reflect with read streaks paint the skies

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p.87

Poem Title:

On Her Hair.

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Her stately front was figured from above

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p.87

Poem Title:

On Her Forehead.

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First Line:

Two jetty sparks where Cupid chastely hides

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pp.87-8

Poem Title:

On Her Eyes.

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First Line:

Her lips more red than coral stone

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p.88

Poem Title:

On her Lips and Neck.

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First Line:

Her azured veins do use to stray

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p.89

Poem Title:

On her Hands.

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First Line:

Fitly so named since it doth waste

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p.90

Poem Title:

On her Waste, and Ribs.

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First Line:

Her love delights the wandering thought

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p.90

Poem Title:

On her Navel.

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First Line:

Most beauteous seal of virgin's wax

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p.90

Poem Title:

On her Belly.

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These are the objects that do sit

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p.90

Poem Title:

On her Thighs.

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First Line:

Lovers well wot what grief it is to part

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p.91

Poem Title:

On the parting of Lovers.

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First Line:

She hath Venus' lip and eye

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p.91

Poem Title:

A taste of his Mistresses perfections.

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First Line:

Love is a blinded lad an angry boy

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pp.92-3

Poem Title:

what love is.

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First Line:

Love is a sour delight a sugared grief

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p.93

Poem Title:

Another definition of Love.

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One was the bow one was the dart

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p.93

Poem Title:

Lovers wounds.

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First Line:

The fair the false love can

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p.94

Poem Title:

No business like that of Love.

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First Line:

As the stars in darkest night

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p.95

Poem Title:

On the Lovers adversity.

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First Line:

To the red man read thy read

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pp.96-7

Poem Title:

Proverbs on their Complexions, with their Expositions.

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First Line:

Beauty is a beggar fie it is too bad

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p.97

Poem Title:

On a fair one.

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First Line:

Like to the self inhabiting snail

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p.97

Poem Title:

A merry Companion.

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Suppose thy mistress fled from thee

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p.98

Poem Title:

Another.

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They melt with words as wax against the sun

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p.98

Poem Title:

On the inconstancy of Women.

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First Line:

Dear love do not your beauty wrong

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p.100

Poem Title:

Lovers Prime.

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Excellent mistress brighter than the moon

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p.100

Poem Title:

A Clownish Courtship.

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First Line:

He that intends to woo a maid

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pp.100-101

Poem Title:

How to Woo a Maid.

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First Line:

I love because it comes to me by kind

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p.100

Poem Title:

To his Mistress.

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First Line:

Give me a kiss from those sweet lips of thine

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p.101

Poem Title:

On an Incomparable kiss.

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First Line:

When first I saw thee thou didst sweetly play

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p.101

Poem Title:

To his Mistress.

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First Line:

Ask me no more whether do stray

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pp.102-3

Poem Title:

To his Mistress.

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First Line:

Let not brittle beauty make

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p.102

Poem Title:

To his Mistress on the frailty of Beauty.

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First Line:

Number the days the cloudy and the clear

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p.102

Poem Title:

On the paucity of the fair.

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First Line:

Tell him that hath my heart in chase

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p.102

Poem Title:

Disdain for Disdain.

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First Line:

I saw Clarenda walk about

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p.103

Poem Title:

On his Mistresses walking in the Snow.

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First Line:

Go restless ghost tell that proud fair

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pp.104-5

Poem Title:

The Lover Ghost.

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First Line:

Shall I be slave unto a woman's will

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p.104

Poem Title:

A Resolve.

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First Line:

Thought do not vex me whilst I sleep

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p.104

Poem Title:

A Reprieve for a Love sick mind.

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First Line:

Oh love are all thy arrows gone

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pp.105-6

Poem Title:

The Lovers complaint and resolution.

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First Line:

Divine Clarinda she whom truth calls fair

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p.106

Poem Title:

Upon Clarinda's begging a lock of hair.

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First Line:

Fierce bulls when Venus stings incite

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p.106

Poem Title:

The Lovers undertakings.

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First Line:

The fair to folly easy to be led

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p.106

Poem Title:

On the Complexions and Constitutions.

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First Line:

Dost see how unregarded now

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p.107

Poem Title:

Mistresses Cheeks.

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First Line:

Kate doth not hide her privy parts

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p.107

Poem Title:

On ugly Women.

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First Line:

Since I must needs into thy school return

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pp.107-8

Poem Title:

A Ladies prayer to Cupid.

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First Line:

Much ado I have I wot

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p.108

Poem Title:

A wooing fit in verse.

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First Line:

When will love be void of fears

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pp.108-9

Poem Title:

Love Queries.

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First Line:

Fr Since both our age our sex and all do move

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pp.109-110

Poem Title:

A Parley betwixt a Fryer somewhat lascivious, and a fair Nun.

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First Line:

D What wouldst thou wish tell me dear lover

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p.110

Poem Title:

The fears and resolutions of two Lovers.

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First Line:

I Sweet soul to whom I vowed I am a slave

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p.110

Poem Title:

Another short wooing fit.

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First Line:

He I say I love and if thou ask how well

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p.111

Poem Title:

The Lover and his Mistress.

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First Line:

R The cause my sweet thou dost deny

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p.111

Poem Title:

The wooing of a coy Dame.

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First Line:

Wife if to be born a maid be such a grace

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pp.111-114

Poem Title:

A contention between a Wife, a Widdow, and a Maid;

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L Whilst thou didst love me and that neck of thine

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pp.114-5

Poem Title:

A Lover and his Mistress.

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L Come gentle death D Who calls L One

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pp.115-6

Poem Title:

A discourse between a Lover, Death, and Cupid.

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She's cold though hot how can we then agree

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p.115

Poem Title:

A Lovers discourse with his Heart.

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First Line:

Fear God and love thou me

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pp.119-120

Poem Title:

[no title]

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Quest My flesh and my skin is red

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pp.120-3

Poem Title:

A Short Riddling entertainment.

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First Line:

Ah cruel bloody fate what canst thou now do more

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pp.179-80

Poem Title:

Song.

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When first my dear Delia my heart did surprise

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p.180

Poem Title:

SONG.

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S How unhappy a lover am I

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pp.181-182

Poem Title:

Song I.

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From the fair Lavinian shore

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p.182

Poem Title:

Song 2.

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First Line:

Now the weather is warm

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p.183

Poem Title:

Song 3.

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First Line:

We'll call for our barge and to Lambeth we'll row

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pp.183-4

Poem Title:

Song 4.

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First Line:

Bright Celia know twas not thine eyes

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p.184

Poem Title:

Song 5.

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First Line:

Beneath a myrtle shade

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p.185

Poem Title:

Song 6.

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First Line:

A Lover I am and a lover I'll be

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p.186

Poem Title:

Song 8.

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First Line:

My love is full of noble pride

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p.186

Poem Title:

Song 5.

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First Line:

When daisies pied and violets blue

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pp.186-7

Poem Title:

Song 9.

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First Line:

Stay shepherd prithee shepherd stay

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pp.187-8

Poem Title:

Song 10.

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First Line:

Oh fain would I before I die

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p.188

Poem Title:

Song 11.

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First Line:

A wife I do hate

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pp.189-90

Poem Title:

Song 13.

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First Line:

As we went wandering all the night

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p.189

Poem Title:

Song 12.

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First Line:

Like a dog with a bottle tied fast to his tail

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p.190

Poem Title:

Song 15.

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First Line:

To little or no purpose I spent many days

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p.190

Poem Title:

Song 14.

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First Line:

All the flatteries of fate

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p.191

Poem Title:

Song 16.

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First Line:

I'll go to my love where he lies in the deep

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pp.191-2

Poem Title:

Song 17.

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First Line:

Go thy way go thy way

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p.192

Poem Title:

Song 18.

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First Line:

The bread is all baked

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pp.192-3

Poem Title:

Song 18.

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First Line:

Fill up the bowl with rosy wine

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pp.193-4

Poem Title:

Song 21.

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Now the cock doth cry cock a doodle doo

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p.193

Poem Title:

Song 20.

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First Line:

Underneath this myrtle shade

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pp.194-5

Poem Title:

Song 22.

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First Line:

Be thou joyful I am jolly

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pp.195-6

Poem Title:

Song 24.

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First Line:

How happy art thou and I

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p.195

Poem Title:

Song 23.

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First Line:

Come hither my dearest come hither to me

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pp.196-7

Poem Title:

Song 25.

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First Line:

Poor Celia once was very fair

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p.197

Poem Title:

Song 26.

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First Line:

Jam Prithee Susan what dost muse on

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pp.198-9

Poem Title:

Song 27.

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Damon I tell thee I never shall be

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p.199

Poem Title:

Song. 29. Her Answer.

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Sylvia tell me how long it will be

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p.199

Poem Title:

Song 28.

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First Line:

Joan to the maypole away let's run

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pp.200-1

Poem Title:

Song 32.

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On the bank of a brook as I sat fishing

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p.200

Poem Title:

Song 31.

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Sylvia know I never shall more

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p.200

Poem Title:

Song 30. His Reply.

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Alas how long shall I and my maidenhead lie

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p.202

Poem Title:

Song 33.

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No creature can be more pleasant than we

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p.202

Poem Title:

Song 34.

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Out upon it I have loved

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pp.202-3

Poem Title:

Song 35.

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Say but did you love so long

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p.203

Poem Title:

Song 36. Her Answer.

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Let the bowl pass free

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p.204

Poem Title:

Song 37.

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Tell me dearest prithee do

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pp. 205-6

Poem Title:

Song 38.

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Pagination mislabelled. Should be pp. 205-6 but labelled pp. 229-30.

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An old house end an old house end

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p.206-7

Poem Title:

Song 40. A CATCH.

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Well we will do that rigid thing

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p.206

Poem Title:

Song 39.

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Away with this cash twill make us all mad

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pp.207-8

Poem Title:

Song 42. The Needy mans Song.

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Page 208 mispaginated as p. 232.

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Jog on jog on the footpath way

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p.207

Poem Title:

Song 41. A CATCH.

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My masters and friends whosoever intends

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pp.208-9

Poem Title:

Song 43. The Politick Drinker.

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Fly boy fly to the cellar bottom

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p.210

Poem Title:

Song 44. | A CATCH.

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Since you will needs my heart possess

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pp.210-11

Poem Title:

Song 45.

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I always resolved to be free from the charms

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pp.211-12

Poem Title:

Song 46.

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Beauteous Chloris while thou dost enjoy

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pp.212-3

Poem Title:

Song 48.

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Cloris let my passion ever

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p.212

Poem Title:

Song 47.

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Fair Clarinda I do owe

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p.214

Poem Title:

Song 49.

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Nay persuade not I've swore

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pp.214-5

Poem Title:

Song 50.

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Comely swain why sits thou so

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p.215

Poem Title:

Song 51.

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Ah how sweet it is to love

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pp.216-7

Poem Title:

Song 54.

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Thus from the prison to the throne

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pp.216

Poem Title:

Song 52.

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Under the willow shades they were

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p.216

Poem Title:

Song 53.

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Let's fill with wine this lusty bowl

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pp.217-8

Poem Title:

Song 55.

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Thou sits too long at the pot Tom

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pp.218-9

Poem Title:

Song 56.

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Now we are met let's merry merry be

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p.219

Poem Title:

Song 57.

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Sack is the prince of wine

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pp.219-20

Poem Title:

Song 58.

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This ale my bonny lads

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p.220

Poem Title:

Song 59.

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A | I love a nymph a lack a day

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p.221

Poem Title:

Song 60.

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I have been in love | And in debt and in drink

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p.221

Poem Title:

Song 61.

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Hang up Mars

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p.222

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Song 62.

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What alas will the knowing avail me

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pp.222-3

Poem Title:

Song 61.

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Bacchus Iacchus fill our brains

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pp.223-4

Poem Title:

Song 65.

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Take heed fair Chloris how you tame

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p.223

Poem Title:

Song 64.

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Bring us some sack and claret

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pp.225-6

Poem Title:

[no title]

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Of all the brave birds that ere I did see

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p.225

Poem Title:

Song 66.

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The morning doth waste

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p.225

Poem Title:

Song 67.

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Beauty and love once fell at odds

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pp.226-7

Poem Title:

Song 69.

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Number the sands that do restrain

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pp.227-8

Poem Title:

Song 71.

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When my sense in wine I steep

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p.227

Poem Title:

Song 70.

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No I will sooner trust the wind

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p.252

Poem Title:

Song 72.

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Pagination jumps at this point from 227 to 252.

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When I set the young men play

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p.252

Poem Title:

Song 73.

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Come Chloris leave thy wandering sheep

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p.253

Poem Title:

Song 77.

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Know Celia since thou art so proud

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p.253

Poem Title:

Song 76.

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Come drink off your liquor

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p.254

Poem Title:

Song 78.

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When our glasses flow with wine

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pp.254-5

Poem Title:

Song 79.

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Diogenes was merry in his tub

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p.255

Poem Title:

Song 80. | A CATCH.

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Here lies not in but on earth's womb

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pp.255-6

Poem Title:

Song 81. | On a Horse.

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If every woman were served in her kind

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pp.256-7

Poem Title:

Song 83.

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When Arthur first in court began

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p.256

Poem Title:

Song 82.

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Disputes daily arise and errors grow bolder

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p.258

Poem Title:

Song 85.

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Where the bee sucks there suck I

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p.258

Poem Title:

Song 86.

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You fiends and furies come along

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p.258

Poem Title:

Song 84.

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A curse upon thee for a slave

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p.259

Poem Title:

Song 88.

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I can love for an hour when I am at leisure

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pp.259-60

Poem Title:

Song 89.

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What shall he have that killed the dear

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p.259

Poem Title:

Song 87.

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Tom and Will were shepherds swains

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pp.260-1

Poem Title:

Song 90.

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Tis well tis well with them say I

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pp.261-2

Poem Title:

Song 51.

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Dear love let me this evening die

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pp.262-3

Poem Title:

Song 92.

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Pompey was a mad man a mad man

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pp.263-4

Poem Title:

Song 93.

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No man loves fiery passion can approve

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pp.264-5

Poem Title:

Song 96.

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The pot and the pipe

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p.264

Poem Title:

Song 94.

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There was three cooks of Colebrook

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p.264

Poem Title:

Song 95.

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Strait my green gown into breeches I'll make

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p.265

Poem Title:

Song 57.

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He that marries a merry lass

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p.266

Poem Title:

Song 99.

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I won't go to it I must not go to it

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p.266

Poem Title:

Song 98.

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Stay shut the gate

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pp.267-8

Poem Title:

Song 100.

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My lodging is on the cold ground

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p.268

Poem Title:

Song 101.

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Thou deity swift winged love

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pp.268-9

Poem Title:

Song 101.

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First Line:

Help help o help divinity of love

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pp.269-70

Poem Title:

Song 103.

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Cupid's no god a wanton child

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p.270

Poem Title:

Song 104.

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If freely I might discover

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p.270

Poem Title:

Song 105.

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Young and simple though I am

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pp.270-1

Poem Title:

Song 106.

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Oh that joy so soon should waste

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pp.271-2

Poem Title:

Song 107.

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Amongst the myrtles as I walked

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pp.272-3

Poem Title:

Song 109.

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Why so pale and wan fond lover

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p.272

Poem Title:

Song 108.

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How happy is the prisoner who conquers his fate

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pp.273-4

Poem Title:

Song 110.

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We'll call and drink the cellar dry

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pp.274-77

Poem Title:

Song 111.

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A silly poor shepherd was folding his sheep

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p.277

Poem Title:

Song 113.

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Cornutus called his wife both whore and slut

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p.277

Poem Title:

Song 114. | To a Cuckold.

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How great a number in one rigid fate

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p.278

Poem Title:

Song 115.

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In a season all oppressed

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pp.278-9

Poem Title:

Song 117.

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Your merry poets old boys

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p.278

Poem Title:

Song 116.

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Come come you ladies of the night

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pp.279-80

Poem Title:

Song 118.

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First Line:

He that will court a wench that is coy

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pp.280-1

Poem Title:

Song 120.

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Why should passion lead me blind

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p.280

Poem Title:

Song 119.

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Behold the brand of beauty tossed

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pp.281-2

Poem Title:

Song 121.

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Come follow me you country lasses

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p.282

Poem Title:

Song 139.

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How ill doth he deserve a lover's name

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p.282

Poem Title:

Song 122.

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Let fools great Cupid's yoke disdain

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pp.282-3

Poem Title:

Song 123.

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Noble King Lud here hast thou stood

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pp.283-4

Poem Title:

Song 124. | Prisoners of Ludgat's Song.

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Charon o Charon

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pp.284-5

Poem Title:

Song 126.

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Stre Orpheus I am come from the deeps below

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p.284

Poem Title:

Song 139.

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Arm arm arm arm the scouts are all come in

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pp.285-6

Poem Title:

Song 127.

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Cast our caps and care away

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pp.286-7

Poem Title:

Song 128.

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First Line:

Bring out your coney skins fair maids to me

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p.287

Poem Title:

Song 129.

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Since we poor slavish women know

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pp.287-8

Poem Title:

Song 130.

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I'd have you quoth he

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pp.288-9

Poem Title:

Song 132.

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Let Fortune and Phillis frown if they please

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p.288

Poem Title:

Song 131.

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Broom broom the bonny broom

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p.289

Poem Title:

Song 133.

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He that's wise and wary

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pp.289-90

Poem Title:

Song 134. | On our falling out with Spain.

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The wars are done and gone

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pp.290-1

Poem Title:

Song 135.

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Have you any cracked maidenheads to new leach or mend

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p.291

Poem Title:

Song 137.

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Tis late and cold stir up the fire

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pp.291-2

Poem Title:

Song 138.

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Will ye buy any honesty come away

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p.291

Poem Title:

Song 138.

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How long shall I pine for love

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p.292

Poem Title:

Song 140.

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I'll sing you a sonnet that never was in print

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pp.292-4

Poem Title:

Song 69.

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Bright shines the sun play beggars play

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p.297

Poem Title:

Song 143.

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Stay noble hearts the other quart

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pp.297-8

Poem Title:

Song 114.

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Sure it is so then let it go

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pp.298

Poem Title:

Song 145.

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Calm was the evening and clear was the sky

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p.299

Poem Title:

Song 146.

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Celamina of my heart

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pp.300-1

Poem Title:

Song 142.

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Call for the master o this is fine

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pp.301-2

Poem Title:

Song 148.

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Come ye termagant turks

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pp.302-3

Poem Title:

Song 150.

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Cupid once was weary grown

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p.302

Poem Title:

Song 149.

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In the merry month of May

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p.303

Poem Title:

Song 151.

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Ph Charon o gentle Charon let me woo thee

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p.304

Poem Title:

Song 152. | Charon and Philomel.

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Why sit you here so dull

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pp.304-5

Poem Title:

Song 153.

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The glories of our birth and state

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pp.305-6

Poem Title:

Song 154.

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What an ass is he that waits a woman's leisure

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pp.306-7

Poem Title:

The Indifferent. | Song 115.

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Sir Eglamore that valiant knight fa la la la la

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pp.307-8

Poem Title:

Song 157.

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When Aurelia first I courted

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p.307

Poem Title:

Song 156.

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I know more than Apollo

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pp.309-10

Poem Title:

Song 113.

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First Line:

If it be not love I ought to fear

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p.309

Poem Title:

Song 134.

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First Line:

As I lay all alone on my bed slumbering

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pp.310-11

Poem Title:

Song 159.

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Come shepherds come

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pp.311-2

Poem Title:

[no title]

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Shep Tell me dearest what is love

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p.311

Poem Title:

Song 160.

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Damon thou never loved me yet

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p.312

Poem Title:

Song 162.

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Still to be neat still to be dressed

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pp.312-3

Poem Title:

Song 163.

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Come my Daphne come away

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pp.313-4

Poem Title:

Song 165.

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Hold back thy hours dark night till we have done

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p.313

Poem Title:

Song 164.

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First Line:

Why would we now boast of Arthur and his knights

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pp.314-17

Poem Title:

Song 166.

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Courtier if thou needs would wive

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p.317

Poem Title:

Song 167.

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Poor citizen if thou wilt be

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p.317

Poem Title:

Song 168.

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There was an invisible fox by chance

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pp.317-8

Poem Title:

Song 169.

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If love his arrows shoot so fast

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p.318

Poem Title:

Song 170.

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Room for the melancholy wight

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p.318

Poem Title:

Song 171.

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Chant birds in every bush

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p.319

Poem Title:

Song 174.

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Love is a bog a deep bog and a wide bog

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p.319

Poem Title:

Song 173.

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Welcome welcome again to thy wits

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p.319

Poem Title:

Song 172.

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First Line:

Come follow follow me

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pp.320-1

Poem Title:

Song 175.

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Drink drink all you that think

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pp.321-2

Poem Title:

Song 276.

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We lived one and twenty years

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pp.322-3

Poem Title:

Song 177.

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First Line:

He that will woo a widow must not dally

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p.323

Poem Title:

Song 178.

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Show me no more the marigold

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p.323

Poem Title:

Song 179.

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Slaves are they that heap up mountains

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pp.323-4

Poem Title:

Song 179.

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Fire fire lo here I burn in such desire

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pp.324-5

Poem Title:

Song 182.

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I am confirmed a woman can

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p.324

Poem Title:

Song 181.

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I love a woman be she tall

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pp.325-6

Poem Title:

Song 183.

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First Line:

I prithee leave me love me no more

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p.326

Poem Title:

Song 185.

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Not wise enough to rule a state

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p.326

Poem Title:

Song 184.

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First Line:

Turn Amarillis to thy swain

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p.326

Poem Title:

Song 186.

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First Line:

Why should we not laugh and be jolly

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pp.327-8

Poem Title:

Song 187.

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Amintas that true hearted swain

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pp.328-9

Poem Title:

Song 188.

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A maiden of late

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pp.329-31

Poem Title:

Song 190.

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Come give me the wench that is mellow

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p.329

Poem Title:

Song 189.

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First Line:

Cast away care all you that love sorrow

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p.331

Poem Title:

Song 191.

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First Line:

What creatures on earth

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pp.331-2

Poem Title:

Song 192.

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First Line:

When Orpheus sweetly did complain

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p.332

Poem Title:

Song 193.

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First Line:

Oh my Chloris can those eyes

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p.333

Poem Title:

Song 194.

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When icicles hang by the wall

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pp.333-4

Poem Title:

Song 195.

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Have you any work for the sow gelder ho

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p.334

Poem Title:

Song 197.

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Our ruler hath got the vertigo of state

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pp.334-5

Poem Title:

Song 198.

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What a dainty life the milkmaid leads

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p.334

Poem Title:

Song 196.

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Gallants gallants think it no scorn

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p.335

Poem Title:

Song 199.

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Why should I my liberty lose

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pp.335-6

Poem Title:

Song 200.

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First Line:

Have you observed the wench in the street

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pp.336-7

Poem Title:

Song 201.

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After the pangs of a desperate lover

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p.337

Poem Title:

Song 202.

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Hang sorrow cast away care

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pp.337-8

Poem Title:

Song 233.

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Here's a health to our sovereign

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pp.338-9

Poem Title:

Song 206. A CATCH.

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Make ready fair lady tonight

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p.338

Poem Title:

Song 204.

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Tis Amarillis walking all alone

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p.338

Poem Title:

Song 205.

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Of late in the park a fine fancy was seen

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pp.339-40

Poem Title:

Song 208.

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See see | Chloris my Chloris comes in yonder bark

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p.339

Poem Title:

Song 207.

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Come my honey my douse my dell my dear

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pp.341-2.

Poem Title:

Song 211.

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Cupid is Venus only joy

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p.341

Poem Title:

Song 210.

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From the temple to the board

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p.341

Poem Title:

Song 209.

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The Spaniard loves his ancient step

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pp.342-3

Poem Title:

Song 212.

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When as Leander young was drowned

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p.343

Poem Title:

Song 216.

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I dote I dote

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pp.344-6

Poem Title:

Song 214.

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First Line:

Phillis for shame let us improve

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pp.346-7

Poem Title:

Song 218.

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Come let us laugh let us drink let us sing

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p.347

Poem Title:

Song 219.

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Men of war march bravely on

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p.347

Poem Title:

Song 220.

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First Line:

Phillis it is not in your power

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pp.347-8

Poem Title:

Song 221.

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Have you any work for a tinker mistress

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p.348

Poem Title:

Song 222.

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Upon thy fair tresses which Phoebus excel

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pp.348-9

Poem Title:

Song 223.

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Bring back my comforts and return

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pp.349-50

Poem Title:

Song 221.

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First Line:

Tell me prithee faithless swain

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pp.350-1

Poem Title:

Song 223.

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First Line:

Ah Chloris that I now could sit

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pp.351-2

Poem Title:

Song 123.

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First Line:

I pass all my hours in a shady old grove

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p.352

Poem Title:

Song 224.

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First Line:

Come let us be friends and most friendly agree

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p.353

Poem Title:

Song 226.

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First Line:

She that with love is not possessed

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p.353

Poem Title:

Song 125.

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First Line:

Wake all you dead what ho what ho

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pp.353-4

Poem Title:

Song 227.

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First Line:

I keep my horse I keep my whore

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pp.354-5

Poem Title:

Song 229.

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First Line:

Now that the spring hath filled our veins

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p.354

Poem Title:

Song 228.

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The thirsty earth drinks up the rain

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p.355

Poem Title:

Song 230.

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First Line:

To friend and to foe

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p.356

Poem Title:

Song 231.

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First Line:

How hard is an heart to be cured

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pp.357-8

Poem Title:

Song 232.

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where ever I am and whatever I do

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pp.358-9

Poem Title:

Song 233.

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Come fill us a brimmer of sack

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pp.359-60

Poem Title:

Song 143.

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First Line:

When thy servant is at leisure

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pp.360-1

Poem Title:

Song 235.

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First Line:

A restless lover I espied

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pp.361-2

Poem Title:

Song 236.

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First Line:

Give over foolish heart and make haste to despair

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pp.362-3

Poem Title:

Song 237.

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First Line:

Let him that undertook to praise

Page No:

pp.363-4

Poem Title:

Song 238.

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First Line:

I languish all night and sigh all the day

Page No:

pp.364-5

Poem Title:

Song 239.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Blame not your Almeda nor call her your grief

Page No:

pp.365-6

Poem Title:

Song 241. | Answer to Almeda,

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First Line:

Farewell my Almeda my joy and my grief

Page No:

p.365

Poem Title:

Song 240.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Blush not redder than the morning

Page No:

pp.366-7

Poem Title:

Song 243. | To a Bride.

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First Line:

Man that gains a married treasure

Page No:

p.366

Poem Title:

Song 242.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Have I not told thee dearest mine

Page No:

pp.367-8

Poem Title:

Song 244.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Io hymen io hymen io hymen

Page No:

p.368

Poem Title:

Song 245.

Attribution:

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First Line:

The nymph that undoes me is fair and unkind

Page No:

pp.368-9

Poem Title:

Song 246.

Attribution:

Attributed To:

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First Line:

Give me more love or more disdain

Page No:

pp.369-70

Poem Title:

Song 275.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Phillis though your powerful charms

Page No:

p.369

Poem Title:

Song 274.

Attribution:

Attributed To:

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First Line:

Evening | I am the evening dark as night

Page No:

pp.370-1

Poem Title:

Song 252. | A Dialogue between the Evening and a Boy.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Run to love's lottery run maids and rejoice

Page No:

p.370

Poem Title:

Song 251.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Phillis let's shun the common fate

Page No:

pp.371-2

Poem Title:

Song 253.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Let fears and objections away

Page No:

pp.372-3

Poem Title:

Song 255.

Attribution:

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First Line:

This bumper to Bacchus we'll drink it all round

Page No:

p.372

Poem Title:

Song 254.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Go with thy staff the sea divide

Page No:

pp.373-4

Poem Title:

Song 256.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Great god of fierce battles

Page No:

pp.374-5

Poem Title:

Song 258. | To Mars.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Let the ghosts in black Erebus roar

Page No:

p.374

Poem Title:

Song 257. | A Health to Bacchus.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Come live with me and be my whore

Page No:

p.375

Poem Title:

Song 259. | On a Rogue.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Can life be a blessing

Page No:

pp.376-7

Poem Title:

Song 261.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Somnus thou god who easest cares

Page No:

p.376

Poem Title:

Song 270. | The Careless Lover.

Attribution:

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First Line:

So ravishing fair is the nymph that I love

Page No:

pp.377-8

Poem Title:

Song 264. | The Amorous Youth.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Thus all the day long we are frolic and gay

Page No:

p.377

Poem Title:

Song 263.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Here's a health to the man in the moon

Page No:

pp.378-9

Poem Title:

Song 255. | A Carouse.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Poor Cloris wept and from her eyes

Page No:

p.379

Poem Title:

Song 266. | Upon a Quondam Maid.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Live long the great Caesar and long may he reign

Page No:

pp.380-1

Poem Title:

Song 268. | A Song to the King.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Oh sacred sacred shalt thou be

Page No:

p.380

Poem Title:

Song 267. | On Love.

Attribution:

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First Line:

I will not urge thou art unjust

Page No:

p.381

Poem Title:

Song 269.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Hear ye sullen powers below

Page No:

p.382

Poem Title:

Song 270.

Attribution:

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First Line:

My lodging tis on the cold boards

Page No:

pp.382-3

Poem Title:

Song 271.

Attribution:

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First Line:

For Bacchus I am and for Bacchus I'll be

Page No:

p.383

Poem Title:

Song 272.

Attribution:

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First Line:

In vain I have laboured the victor to prove

Page No:

pp.383-4

Poem Title:

Song 273.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Cheer up my mates the wind does fairly blow

Page No:

p.384

Poem Title:

Song 274.

Attribution:

Attributed To:

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First Line:

I posted myself by the wings of my fate

Page No:

pp.384-5

Poem Title:

Song 275. | In Answer to I pass all my hours.

Attribution:

Attributed To:

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First Line:

He's a fool in his heart that takes any care

Page No:

pp.385-6

Poem Title:

Song 276. | In answer to give o're foolish heart.

Attribution:

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First Line:

Let's drink let's drink all day and night

Page No:

p.386

Poem Title:

Song 277.

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Attributed To:

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