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Wantons ! 'tis not
The Stedfast Shepherd
BEN JONSON. 1574–1637.
Song.-Come, my Celia, let us prove
The Sweet Neglect
Hue and Cry after Cupid
73
ib.
74
WILLIAM BROWN. 15904-1645.
Song.-Shall I tell you whom I love
76
1586--1615. BEAUMONT & FLETCHER. 1576-1625.
Songs.--Hence all your vain delights
77
Weep no more ·
Let those complain
78
WILLIAM DRUMMOND. 1585-1649.
Sonnets.-To Sleep
79
To his Lute
To the Nightingale
80
Thrice happy he -
Sweet spring
81
Trust not, sweet Soul -
82
Sweet Soul
Song.-Phæbus, arise
83
THOMAS HEYWOOD. 1580-16-
Shepherd's Song
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DAVISON. 1582-16-.
Cupid's Pastime
Some there are as fair
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86
WILLIAM ALEXANDER. 1580-1640.
Extract. This life of ours
Song - would to God
87
WILLIAM BURTON. 1575-1645.
The Abstract of Melancholy
DR. CORBET. 1635–
The Fairies' Farewell
92
94
95
96
97
(CHARLES I.)
CAREW. 1577*- 1639.
Songs. If the quick spirits •
He that loves a rosy cheek
Ask me why I send you here
The Inquiry
Ungrateful Beauty Threatened
Now that the Winter's gone
Ask me no more
SHIRLEY. 1594-1666.
Death's Final Conquest
HABINGTON, 1605-1654.
To the Sun
The Description of Castara -
To Castara
Song -Fine
Folly
To Roses, in the Bosom of Castara
Retirement
RANDOLPH. 1605-1634.
Fair Lady, when you see
103
Ode.-Come, spur away
• 104
RICHARD LOVELACE. 1618–1658.
Sonnet.-When love, with unconfined wings 107
Songs.-Why dost thou say I am forsworn 108
Amarantha, sweet and fair
E. SHERBURNE. 1618–1702.
Extract from the Sun-rise
109
SIR ROBERT HOWARD. 1622*-1698.
Song.-To the inconstant Cynthia
. 111
The Resolution
ROBERT HEATH. 1625
Stanzas-On Clarastella saying she would com-
mit herself to a Nunnery
113
Song. Anacreontic
114
ROBERT HERRICK. 1591-
The Mad Maid's Song
As Julia once a slumbering lay -
SIR HENRY WOTTON. 1568–1639.
Sonnet.-You meaner beauties of the night
Stanzas–From the Reliquiæ Wottonianæ
117
WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT. 1611-1644.
Song-In the Lady Errant
Falsehood
Lesbia on her Sparrow
119
SIR JOHN SUCKLING. 1609-1641.
Sougs.-Why so pale and wan
- 121
Honest lover whosoever
'Tis row, since I sat down
122
ANONYMOUS.
Song,
I do confess thou’rt smooth
124
(CHARLES II.)
COWLEY. 1618–1667.
The Motto
Ode.-Of Wit
On the Death of Mr. W. Hervey
The Complaint
Hymn to Light
Life and Fame
Odes.-Of Solitude
Upon Liberty
Acme and Septimius
The Chronicle
The Soul -
The Wish .
The Inconstant
Anacreontics,-Love
Drinking
Beauty
The Duel
Age
The Account
The Epicure
Another
The Grasshopper
The Swallow
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143
147
149
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152
153
. ib.
154
155
• 156
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• 158
159
• 160
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170
• 173
174
SIR JOHN DENHAM. 1615-1668.
Cooper's Hill
On Mr. Abraham Cowley's Death
Epistle to Sir Richard Fanshaw
Song.--Morpheus, the humble god
JOHN MILTON. 1608–1874.
Il Penseroso
L’Allegro -
To the Nightingale.
• 175
- 179
• 183
184
On his deceased Wife
Song.
On May Morning
EDMUND WALLER. 1605-1637.
Upon the Death of the Lord Protector
The Story of Phæbus and Daphne applied
To Amoret
Of Love
The Battle of the Summer Islands
Epistle to a Lady
Song.--Go, lovely rose
To Phillis
Of my Lady Isabella playing on the Lute
Of the Marriage of the Dwarfs
SEDLEY. 1639-1701.
Songs.-Phillis, let's shun the common fate
Not, Celia, that I juster am
Get you gone
Hears not my Phillis
202
CHARLES COTTON, 1630-1687.
To Chloris
SIR RICHARD FANSHAW,
Thou blushing rose
JOHN DRYDEN. 1631–1701.
Alexander's Feast
Ode to the Memory of Mrs. Anne Killigrew
Song for St. Cecilia's Day
203
204
208
213
The Ivy
216