The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper

Virtue, my loving friend, the Author of this Master Joseph Rutter. Prefixed to the Shep-
Work, the Northern Lass, a Comedy, Mr. herd's Holiday, a pastoral Tragi-comedy,
Ricbard Broome ....
.... ib. 1655.......

ib.

Toe just Iodignation the Author took at the To my chosen Friend the learned Translator

vulgar Censure of bis Play (New Inn) by of Lucan, Thomas May, esq.....

544

some malicious Spectators, begat the follow- To the worthy Author of the Husband. An

ing Ode to himself ....

ib. anonymous Piece published in 1614 ..... ib.

Horace, of the Art of Poetrie

ib.

.........

POEMS OF CORBET.

..... ib.

......

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers............ 555 | To the Lord Mordant, upon his Return from

To the Reader. From edition 1648

557 the North, whither he had accompanied King

James in 1617 .....

568

COMMENDATORY POEMS.

To the Prince, afterwards Charles the First... 570

To the Deane, (from Flower in Northampton- A New Year's Gift. To my Lorde Duke of

shire, 1625,) now the worthy Bishop of Buckingham .........

Norwich. By Robert Gomersals

559 A Letter sent from Dr. Corbet to Sir Thomas

On Dr. Corbet's marriage,(from Wit Restored, Ailesbury, Secretary to the Duke of Buck-
Bro. 1658.)

ib. ingham, December the 9th, 1618. On the
Verses in Honour of Bishop Corbet, found in a

Occasion of a blazing Star

ib,

blank leaf of his poems in MS.

560 Dr. Corbet's Journey into France

571

[poa my good Lord the Bishop of Norwiche, An Exhortation to Mr. John Hammon, Minister,

Richard Corbet, who dyed July 28, 1635,

in the Parish of Bewdly, for the battering

and lies buried in his Cathedral Churche. downe of the Vanities of the Gentiles, which

(By Mr. John Taylor of Norwich: from the are comprehended in a May-pole. Written

Cabinet, published there in 1795 .

ib. by a zealous Brother from the Black Fryers 572

An Elegy upon the Death of Queen Anne ..... 573

As Elegie written upon the Death of Dr. Ravis, An Elegie upon the Death of his own Father .. 574

Bisbop of London

561 | An Elegie upon the Death of Lady Haddington,

Spectatissimo, Punctisque omnibus dignissimo, Wife of John Ramsay Viscount Haddington,
Thonæ Coriato de Odcombe, peregrinanti, who dyed of the Small-pox...

ib.

pedestris Ordinis, equestrisque Famæ ib. On Christ Church Play at Woodstock .......... 575

in Librom suum

562 A Letter to the Duke of Buckingham, being
To Thomas Coryate.........
ib. with the Prince in Spaine

ib.

A certain Poem, as it was presented in Latine On the Earl of Dorset's Death. (Richard, the

by Divines and others before his Majesty in third Earl of Dorset) ......

576

Cambridge by Way of Enterlude styled Liber To the new born Prince, afterwards Charles II.

Norus de Adventu Regis ad Cantabrigiam. upon the Apparition of a Starr, and the fol.

Paithfully done into English, with some lowing Ecclypse

ib.

liberal Additions. Made rather to be sung On the Birth of young Prince Charles

ib.

iban read to the Tune of Bonny Nell ....... 562 To his Son, Vincent Corbet, on bis Birth-day,

An answer to the former Song, in Latin and November 10, 1630, being then three Years

English. By Lakes

564 old .........

.... ib.

Additamenta Superiori Cantico

566 An Epitaph on Dr. Donne, Dean of Paul's, born

Oa the Lady Arabella. (The unfortunate lady in 1673; died March 31, 1631............. 577

Arabella Stuart who died in the Tower, Certain few Woordes spoken concerning one

Sept. 27, 1615) ....

ib. Benet Corbett after her Decease. She died

Upon Mistris Mallet, an unhandsome Gentle- October the 2d, Anno 1634............

ib.

woman who made Love unto him

ib. Iter Boreale

la quendam Anniversariorum Scriptorem 567 On Mr. Rice, the Manciple of Christ Church in

Io Poetam exauctoratum et emeritum

ib.

On Mr. Francis Beaumont, then newly dead... ib. On Henry Bolings

do Elezie on the late Lord William Howard, On Job Dawson, Butler of Christ Church

Baron of Effingham ....

ib. On Great Tom of Christ Church

...

..... 582 To the Ladyes of the New Dresse, that weare

A proper new Ballad, intituled the Faerye's their Gorgets and Rayles down to their

Farewell, or, God-A-Mercy Will....

583 Thé Ladies Answer

ib. Upon Fairford Windows ..

ib.

The Ghost of Robert Wisdome

584 Another

ib.

An Epitaph on Thomas Jonce.....

"ib. I The distracted Puritane

586

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POEMS OF CAREW.

The Author's Life, by Mr. Chalmers............. 589 Boldness in Love

609

The Spring

591 A pastoral Dialogue, Celia, Cleon

ib.

To A. L. Persuasions to love .......................
ib. Grief ingrost

603

Lips and Eves

592 A pastoral Dialogue, Shepherd, Nymph, Chorus ib.

A divine Mistress

ib. Red and white Roses

604

Song. A beautiful Mistress

ib. To my Cousin C. R. marrying my Lady A. ib.

A cruel Mistress

ib. A Lover upon an Accident necessitating his

Song, Murdering Beauty

ib. Departure, consults with Reason

ib.

My Mistress, commanding me to return her Parting. Celia weeps

ib.

Letters

593 Epitaph on the Lady Mary Villers

Song. Mediocrity in Love rejected

594 Epitaph on the Lady S. Wife to Sir W.S.. ib.

Song. Good Counsel to a young Majd

ib. Maria Wentworth, Thomæ Comitis Cleveland

To my Mistress, siting by a River's Side ib. Filia Primogenita, Viginiam Animam exha-

Song. Conquest by Flight".

ib. lavit..

ib.

Song. To my inconstant Mistress

ib. On the Duke of Buckingham

ib.

Song. Persuasions to enjoy

595 Another

606

A Deposition from Love

ih.

Ingrateful Beauty threatened..

ib.

FOU'R SONGS BY WAY OF CHORUS TO A PLAY.

I. Of Jealousy, Dialogue

ib.

An Elegy on the Lady Pen, Sent to my Mis-

II. Femine Honour

601

tress out of France

596 IN. Separation of Lovers

ib.

To my Mistress in Absence

ib. IV. Incommunicability of Love

ib.

To her in Absence. A ship

597

Song. Eternity of Love protested

ib.

Songs in the Play.

Some Alteration in my Mistress, after my De-

A Lover in the Disguise of an Amazon, is dearly

parture into France

ib.

beloved of his Mistress

Good counsail to a young maid

iba
ib.
Celia bleeding. To the Surgeon

Another. A Lady rescued from Death by a
ib.

Knight, who in the Instant leaves her, thus
To J. H. a Lady resembling my Mistress ib.

complains

608

To Saxham

598

Upon a Ribband

ib. To Ben. Jonson, upon Occasion of his Ode of

To the King at his Entrance into Saxham; By Defiance annexed to bis Play of the New lon ib.

Master Jo. Crofts.....

ib. An Hymeneal Dialogue. Bride and Groom .... ib.

Upon the Sickness of E S.

599 | Obsequies to the late Anne Hay

609

A New-year's Sacrifice. To Lucinda

ib. To the Countess of Anglesea, upon the in-

Song. To one, who when I praised my Mistress's moderately by her lamented Death of her

Beauty, said I was blind

600

Husband

ib.

Song. To my Mistress, I burning in Love ib. An Elegie upon the Death of Doctor Donne,
Song. To her again, she burning in a Fever ib. Dean of St. Paul's ....

010
Upon the King's Sickness ....

ib. In answer to an elegiacal Letter upon the Death
Song. To a I ily not yet enjoyed by her Hus- of the King of Sweden, from Aurelian Town-
band

ib. send inviting me to write upon that Subject 611
Song. The willing Prisoner to his Mistress ..... 601 Upon Mr.W. Montague, his Return from Travel 612
A Fly that flew into my Mistress's Eye ib. To Master W. Montague

ib.

Song. Celia singing

ib. On tbe Marriage of T. K. and C.C. the Morn-

Song. Celia singing

ib. ing stormy

ib.

Song. To one who desired to know my Mistress ib. For a Picture where the Queen laments over
In the Person of a Lady to her inconstant Ser- the Tomb of a slain Knight ....

613

vant

602 | To a Lady that desired I would love her ib.

Truce in Love entreated

ib. Upon my Lord Chief Justice his Election of

To my Rival

ib. my lady A. W. for his mistress.....

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TO A. D. unreasonably distrustful of her own The Tinder

620

Beasty.