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Contents.

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Venus and Adonis

Tarquin and Lucrece

The Glory of Beauty

Injurious Time

True Admiration

The Force of Love

The Beauty of Nature

Love's Cruelty

Youthful Glory

Good Admonition

Quick Prevention

Magazine of Beauty

An Invitation to Marriage

False Belief

A Temptation

Fast and Locle

True Content

A bashful Lover

Strong Conceit

A sweet Provocation

A constant vow

The Exchange

A Disconfolation

Cruel Deceit

The unconstant Lover

The Benefit of Friendship

Friendly Concord

Inhumanity

A Congratulation

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ibid.

124

ibid.

125

ibid.

126

ibid,

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128

129

130

131

ibid.

132

Loss and Gain

133

Foolish Disdain

134

Antient Antipathy

135

Beauty's Valuation

ibid.

Melancholy Thoughts

136

Love's Loss

137

Love's Relief

ibid.

Unanimity

138

Loth to depart

139

A Master-piece

140

Happiness in Content

141

A Dutiful Meffage

ibid.

Go and come quickly

14.2

Two Faithful Friends

143

Careless Neglect

14.4

Stout Resolution

ibid.

A Duel

145

Love-fick

146

Love's Labour loft

ibid.

Wholesome Counsel

148

Sat fuifle

149

A living Monument

150

Familiarity breeds Contempt

ibid.

Patiens armatus

151

A Valediction

ibid.

Nil magnis Invidia

153

Love-fick

ibid.

The Picture of true Love

154

In praise of his Love

155

A Refignation

157

Sympathizing Love

ibid.

A Request to his scornful Love

159

A Lover's Affection, though his Love

prove unconftant

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Complaint for his Lover's Absence

An Invocation to his Muse

Constant Affection

Amazement

A Lover's Excuse for his long Absence

A Complaint

Self-Aattery of her Beauty

A Trial of Love's Constancy

A good Construction of his Love's Un-

kindness

Error in Opinion

On the Receipt of a Table-Book from

his Mistress

A Vow

Love's Safety

An Intreaty for her Acceptance

Upon her playing on the Virginals

Immoderate Luft

In Praise of her Beauty, though black

Unkind Abuse

Love-Suit

His Heart wounded by her Eye

A Protestation

An Allusion

Life and Death

A Consideration of Death

Immoderate Passion

Love's powerful Subtilty

Retaliation

Sun-set

A Monument to Fame

Perjury

The sale of Cephalus and Procris

Cupid's Treachery

That Menelaus was the Cause of his

own Wrongs

193

Mars and Venus

194

The History how the Minotaur was begot 196

The Tale of Dedalus

197

Achilles's Concealment

· 200

A Lover's Complaint

201

The Epistle of Paris to Helen

210

Helen to Paris

230

The passionate Shepherd to his Love 244

The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd 245

Another of the same Nature

2.46

Threnes

249