The Broadview anthology of seventeenth-century verse & prose:
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| adam_text | THE BROADVIEW ANTHOLOGY OF SEVENTEENTH- CENTURY VERSE & PROSE EDITED BY
. . . . ALAN RUDRUM, JOSEPH BLACK, & HOLLY FAITH NELSON BROADVIEW
ANTHOLOGIES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE 1 BNADVIEW PRESS C.-. CONTENTS JOHN
CHAMBERLAIN 1 LETTERS . . . 1 THE DEATH OF QUEEN ELIZABETH (1603)
* . . . . . : -..,.:. 1 * * THE MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS ELIZABETH (1613)
... . .: . 2 LANCELOT ANDREWES 5 A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE KING S
MAJESTY AT WHITEHALL (1609) . 5 NICHOLAS BRETON 15 THE GOOD AND THE
BAD (EXCERPTS) (1616) .-. . 15 AN ATHEIST OR MOST BAD MAN ....-.- ......
V : ... 15 A WANTON WOMAN . . . . :. . Y. : */-. ...:.. 16 A QUIET
WOMAN . . . . ... . . .-. . . . I . . * .* . . ... . . ..... . . . . 16
AN UNWORTHY LAWYER . . ; . . . 16 * * * . . . :*-*!: * * O N ... . *
** : . * . ; . / * MARY SIDNEY HERBERT, COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE 18 THE
PSALMS OF DAVID . . . *. . *. . . . . . . . . . . . .V. *-.**. *. ... ;.
.19 PSALM 52 QUID GBRIARIS? . . . . : . . . . , !- . .- .* . . ... ...
19 PSALM 58 SIVERE UTIQUE . ....,.*... . . V. .... 20 PSALM 74 UT QUID,
DEUS * . ?. ....;*.;... 21 PSALM 120 ADDOMINUM 23 FRANCIS BACON **:*- .
I . 24 ESSAYS (EXCERPTS) *. . . . .-.-. . . ..... .-. ..... -. ; .
.. . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 .* OFTMTH .-. .-,.;. : :
. . . ; ; ? . . . . , . . . . - ; : - , . V . . . . . . . . , : 25 OF
SIMULATION ARID DISSIMULATIO H . .*-.*. . . .... . . .; . : . . . . . .
. .*.... 26 V OF MARRIAGE AND SINGLE LIFE .-. .-. 28 OF LOVE 28 OF
SEDITIONS AND TROUBLES -. 30 ; ; OF TRAVEL V. :....:.. ... S -.,. I. . .
. :, . . . 33 OF EMPIRE . . -.*: .-.: .;.:. . A I . ./. * -. . . 35 OF
THE TRUE GREATNESS OF KINGDOMS ARID ESTATES -*. . . *. . .?..-.. 38 OF
PLANTATIONS ... ... ............ . .. . ; . . . . . 43 OF MASQUES AND
TRIUMPHS J V . . :*?*. : . *. . .-. . . . .-.. . . -. . . ... . 44 * -
OF STUDIES (1597) . ...... ...... . .-. J ,,*/*. . .:;*:: .-..,:,*.-...
... 45 OF STUDIES (1625) . 46 APHORISMS (EXCERPTS) . . . . -: . ..... 47
: THE IDOLS . . . .-X- . .... . . . .. . :V. . ) : . . - : * .
...... . ....:.:...: 49 IDOLS OF THE TRIBE 51 IDOLS OF THE CAVE 52
IDOLS OF THE MARKET-PLACE 53 IDOLS OF THE THEATRE 54 APPLICATION OF THE
METHOD 57 MICHAEL DRAYTON 63 TO THE VIRGINIAN VOYAGE .. ***,** 63 TO THE
CAMBRO-BRITONS, AND THEIR HARP, HIS BALLAD OF AGINCOURT -. ; 64 SONNET
61 SINCE THERE S NO HELP, COME LET US KISS AND PART 66 KING JAMES VI/I ;
67 A SPEECH TO THE LORDS AND COMMONS (1610) 67 THOMAS CAMPION . 7 0 FROM
A BOOK OF AIRS ; 71 LET HIM THAT WILL BE FREE AND KEEP HIS HEART FROM
CARE 71 FOLLOW YOUR SAINT, FOLLOW WITH ACCENTS SWEET 71 FROM TWO BOOKS
OF AIRS . 71 SWEET, EXCLUDE ME NOT, NOR BE DIVIDED 71 AS BY THE STREAMS
OF BABYLON . . 72 FROM THE THIRD BOOK OF AIRS 72 IF LOVE LOVES TRUTH,
THEN WOMEN DO NOT LOVE 72 FROM THE FOURTH BOOK OF AIRS . 72 THERE IS A
GARDEN IN HER FACE Y. 72 HENRY WOTTON 74 ON HIS MISTRESS, THE QUEEN OF
BOHEMIA 74 THE CHARACTER OF A HAPPY LIFE 74 UPON THE DEATH OF SIR ALBERT
MORTON S WIFE 75 ON A BANK AS I SAT A-FISHING: A DESCRIPTION OF THE
SPRING 75 DE MORTE 75 AEMILIA LANYER , 76 SALVE DEUS REXJUDAEORUM
(EXCERPTS) 16 TO ALL VIRTUOUS LADIES IN GENERAL 76 THE AUTHOR S DREAM TO
THE LADY MARY 78 TO THE VIRTUOUS READER 83 SALVE DEUS REXJUDAORUM
(EXCERPTS ) , 84 THE DESCRIPTION OF COPKE T HAM R............. 93 LADY
MARGARET HOBY N 97 .THE DIARY OF LADY MARGARET HOBY 1599-1605 (EXCERPTS)
! /. . 97 JOHN DONNE .. * *. Z ., : ., * * . * * . 102 SONGS AND
SONNETS . . . .-. . . ...-..-... ..**.-* 103 THE APPARITION ;....... 103
. THE FLEA . . , :C .-. . . . ,;* ,103 THE GOOD-MORROW -*.. . .....:.;.
103 .. LOVE S ALCHEMY 104 . * THE INDIFFERENT 104 . THE ANNIVERSARY
..-. . 105 THESUNRISING .. .. ;.....,.. -... 106 THE CANONIZATION 106
- * CONFINED LOVE -. 107 T AIR AND ANGELS .108 TWICKNAM GARDEN 108
AVALEDICTION: OF WEEPING :.. . . . : : ,109 THE ECSTASY , V. 109
FAREWELL TO LOVE . .111 : AVALEDICTION: FORBIDDING MOURNING 112 -* A
NOCTURNAL UPON S. LUCY S DAY BEING THE SHORTEST DAY 112 ** / THE RELIC
113 ELEGIES , , , .114 *; ELEGYVI 114 . ELEGY VII .1-15 1 ELEGY VIII
THE COMPARISON :*.. .115 ELEGY IX THE AUTUMNAL 116 : ELEGY XIX TO
HIS.MISTRESS GOING TO BED 117 ! ~ * ELEGY [XVIII] LOVE S PROGRESS ,118
SATIRES 120 SATIRE III ... :. . ..-.;.;-,. . . V. . *. ...... :
.-...-... 120 DIVINE POEMS .... 122 HOLY SONNETS . . . 122 V I ..-..
*. .::.:. .- :....: **.- .; 122 : VII . .., . .J. 122 IX :. -......-
,..123 X V. .:.,.. 123 XI : .. .... 123 XII ;,.,.. ,-., 123 XIII
*..-..**:...., 124 XIV ...: .124 XV 124 HOLY SONNETS FROM THE
WESTMORELAND MS 124 XVII *;...,. 124 XVIII 125 XLX 125 GOOD FRIDAY,
1613. RIDING WESTWARD 125 A HYMN TO CHRIST, AT THE AUTHOR S LAST GOING
INTO GERMANY ....... 126 A HYMN TO GOD MY GOD, IN MY SICKNESS : * 127 A
HYMN TO GOD THE FATHER ; . . . . . . . : 127 DEVOTIONS: UPON EMERGENT
OCCASIONS (EXCERPTS) ,- 128 IV. EXPOSTULATION .....;. F 128 V.
MEDITATION 129 XVII. MEDITATION , ; 130 XXI. MEDITATION .-.:... 131 THE
SECOND OF MY PREBEND SERMONS (JANUARY 29, 1626) . . . ........ . ; . 132
BENJONSON J , 146 TO THE READER ; .146 TO ALCHEMISTS . ;../.. 7 146 ON
SOMETHING THAT WALKS SOMEWHERE ...:.:..:. 147 TO WILLIAM CAMDEN ; . 147
ON MY FIRST DAUGHTER / 147 ONMY FIRST SON ;........ .V. : 147 ON LUCY,
COUNTESS OF BEDFORD . . . : .... . . :..... . 148 TO SIR HENRY SAVILE
.....:. 148 TO SIR THOMAS ROE ... 1,49 TO THE SAME 149 INVITING A FRIEND
TO SUPPER 149 TO PENSHURST *.*.?.}-.:**: .:. . ............. 150 TO
HEAVEN -:.* *. .;..,.-. . ....... . ; . 152 SONG TO CELIA . ; ;-.
.:?.. .. . ..C.L . 152 HER TRIUMPH ...:.. . ..: ...:...... 153 AN EPISDE
TO MASTER JOHN SELDEN YL53 AN EPISTLE ANSWERING TO ONE THAT ASKED TO BE
SEALED OF THE TRIBEOFBEN ,, .155 AN ODE. TO HIMSELF .;,-. . 156 TO THE
IMMORTAL MEMORY AND FRIENDSHIP OF THAT NOBLE PAIR, SIR LUCIUS CARY AND
SIR H. MORISON 157 THE PRAISES OF A COUNTRY LIFE 159 ON THE NEW INN:
ODE. TO HIMSELF 160 TO THE MEMORY OF MY BELOVED, THE AUTHOR, MR WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE 161 CLERIMONT S SONG 162 A VISION OF BEAUTY .* 163 WILLIAM
LAUD **:*-. . ! -Z . 164 DIARY (SELECTIONS) 164 XII E L I Z A B E T
H C L I N T O N , C O U N T E S S O F L I N C O L N * ***J.. . * 183
*THE COUNTESS OFLINCOLN S NURSERY (EXCERPTS) * . . . ... . . . W ...
.......... 183 ROBERT BURTON * IY-; V 188 THE ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY
(EXCERPTS) *. . . . . *.-. . . . . .....:. 188 DEMOCRITUS JUNIOR TO
THE-READER . . **; .-. 188 LOVE OF LEARNING, OR OVERMUCH STUDY ..: . :
....:..... .... 201 T H E O V E R B U R I A N C H A R A C T E R -
***:**:*- . ** 218 AGOOD WOMAN ~. ... . . : , ; ... . ... . ; ,, .
..;*.. . [J 218 A FAIR AND HAPPY MILKMAID . .;.... 219 A WATERMAN 219 A
PRISONER -. ..220 RICHARD CORBETT . . *. 222 * UPON AN UNHANDSOME
GENTLEWOMAN, WHO -MADE LOVE UNTO HIM ...... 222 1 THE FAIRIES FAREWELL:
OR GOD-A-MERCY WILL ..;..:. 223 THE DISTRACTED PURITAN 224 EDWARD,
LORD HERBERT OF CHERBURY . 227 AN ODE UPON A QUESTION MOVED, WHETHER
LOVE SHOULD * * CONTINUE FOR EVER? .-!.: 227 LADY MARY WROTH . - Y 230
PAMPHILIA TO AMPHILANTHUS 230 1 WHEN NIGHT S BLACK MANTLE COULD MOST
DARKNESS PROVE 230 8 LOVE, LEAVE TO URGE, THOU KNOW ST THOU HAST THE
HAND 231 13 CLOYED WITH THE TORMENTS OF A TEDIOUS NIGHT 231 15 DEAR
FAMISH NOT WHAT YOU YOURSELF GAVE FOOD 231 16 AM I THUS CONQUERED? HAVE
I DOST THE POWERS ; . ., .^. ... . 232 22 COME DARKEST NIGHT, BECOMING
SORROW BEST 232 25 LIKE TO THE INDIANS, SCORCHED WITH THE SUN 232 * 26
WHEN EVERYONETO PLEASING PASTIME HIES 233 39 TAKE HEED MINE EYES,
HOW YOU YOUR LOOKS DO CAST 233 40 FALSE HOPE WHICH FEEDS BUT TO
DESTROY, AND SPILL . . 233 48 IF EVER LOVE HAD FORCE IN HUMAN BREAST?
234 SONG 74 LOVE, A CHILD, IS EVER CRYING, . . . . . 234 A CROWN OF
SONNETS DEDICATED TO LOVE , . * I : 77 I N THIS STRANGE LABYRINTH,
HOW SHALL I TURN? ............... 234 ; : 78 IS TO LEAVE ALL, AND TAKE
THE THREAD OF LOVE . . ; .*-..:*.. .,. . . 235 79 HIS FLAMES ARE JOYS,
HIS BANDS TRUE LOVERS MIGHT 235 80 AND BE IN HIS BRAVE COURT A GLORIOUS
LIGHT 235 XIII 81 AND BURN, YET BURNING YOU WILL LOVE THE SMART 235 **
82 HE MAY OUR PROPHET, AND OUR TUTOR PROVE , 236 83 HOW BLEST BE THEY
THEN, WHO HIS FAVOURS PROVE 236 84 HE THAT SHUNS LOVE DOTH LOVE HIMSELF
THE LESS * * * ** 236 ; ; 85 BUT WHERE THEY MAY RETURN WITH HONOUR S
GRACE ...... ^ .... 236 ; 86 BE FROM THE COURT OF LOVE, AND REASON TORN
237 87 UNPROFITABLY PLEASING, AND UNSOUND . . 237 88 BE GIVEN TO HIM WHO
TRIUMPHS IN HIS RIGHT 237 89 FREE FROM ALL FOGS BUT SHINING FAIR, AND
CLEAR 238 90 .EXCEPT MY HEART WHICH YOU BESTOWED BEFORE 238 :. 103 MY
MUSE, NOW HAPPY, LAY THY SELF TO REST S . 238 THOMAS HOBBES 239
LEVIATHAN, OR THE MATTER, FORM, AND POWER OF A COMMONWEALTH (EXCERPTS)
239 THE INTRODUCTION . . ... . . . ., . .* 239 . CHAPTER XIII 240
CHAPTER XVII 243 CHAPTER XVIII 246 CHAPTERXLX ...... -..;.- 250 CHAPTER
XX 256 CHAPTER XXI ,-... 258 CHAPTER XLVII 261 A REVIEW, AND CONCLUSION
267 WILLIAM BROWNE . 272 ON THE COUNTESS DOWAGER OF PEMBROKE 272 LADY
ELEANOR DAVTES I _ 273 THE LADY ELEANORHERAPPEAL (EXCERPTS) (1646)
..,*.. 273 SIR ROBERT FILMER 279 PATRIARCHA (EXCERPTS) *:*. ;... . .-.
279 DIRECTIONS FOR OBEDIENCE TO; GOVERNMENT IN DANGEROUS OR DOUBTFUL
TIMES 286 WILLIAM BRADFORD 290 HISTORY OF PLYMOUTH PLANTATION (EXCERPTS)
......;...;;.- . 290 - BOOK I, CHAPTER 9. ..:... .:. . . 290 BOOK II,
CHAPTER 19 293 XRV ANNE CLIFFORD . ~ 297 THEKNOLEDIARY.(1603-1619)
(EXCERPTS), .-. . ;. .- -....: .-.;.* 298 1603 ;*.*.... ..:.* . ... -,-.
;. .- 298 1616 303 ; 1617 .-. . ._ 306 ROBERT HERRICK ***..:** , , - .
, - . V 309 TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS, AND MOST HOPEFUL PRINCE, CHARLES,
* R ; PRINCE OF WALES :..,*. .,-.-,; . ... . ..^ :,.-. ; .......
-..;.- J , 309 -THE ARGUMENT OF.HIS BOOK ., , . ..:... 309 WHEN HE WOULD
HAVE HIS VERSES READ 310 THE DIFFERENCE BETWIXT KINGS AND SUBJECTS
-.._..,..... .310 *UPON THE LOSS OF HIS MISTRESSES ;....,..,.-310
CHERRY-RIPE ,,, .. ., , . . ...,.: .-....,. . ... , .-. 310 TO THE KING
AND QUEEN, UPON THEIR UNHAPPY DISTANCES . 311 DELIGHT IN DISORDER , ,
,. , CV ..311 DUTY TO TYRANTS 311 **** TO DIANEME . ; . 311 CORINNA S
GOING A MAYING;; -...* *..,. ;. . . *; *. *... . *. 3 1 1 TO LIVE
MERRILY, AND TO TRUST TO GOOD VERSES R..-.....-. . . V . ..,;.-..... 313
,TO THE VIRGINS,. TO MAKE, MUCH OF TIME .... ..*. ....... 314 THE
HOCK-CART, OR HARVEST HOME 314 TO ANTHEA, WHO MAY COMMAND HIM ANYTHING
315 STO MEADOWS . .... ... . ... . . . 316 H UPON PRUDENCE BALDWIN HER
SICKNESS . . 316 ^.CASUALTIES ,**.*, ** -* 316 (TO DAFFODILS ..... . J
.... ,.. - L .;.. 317 MATINS, OR MORNING PRAYER . ...
*..-.....-.;. .*:.-.-...-....*. : . . .,-.. 317 EVENSONG 317 , -THE
BRACELET TO JULIA : .......317 .THE DEPARTURE OF THE GOOD DAEMON , , 317
F THE POWER IN THE PEOPLE : ^ L 318 TO HIS BOOK ,,,...,, ,.,..-....,...
318 SHAME, NO STATIST , 318 FRESH CHEESE AND CREAM . . . .318 I HIS
WINDING-SHEET , ,,..,......,. 318 HIS PRAYER TO BEN. JONSON ., , 319 AN
ODE FOR HIM , ,.,...... ..-... .^ .319 .*; MY BEN , 319 THE BAD SEASON
MAKES THE POET SAD 320 HIS RETURN TO LONDON 320 GRANGE, OR PRIVATE
WEALTH . , ; . 320 UPON JULIA S CLOTHES 321 A THANKSGIVING TO GOD, FOR
HIS HOUSE ...... ;* .321 HIS LITANY, TO THE HOLY SPIRIT 322 BENJAMIN
LANEY 324 THE STUDY OF QUIET, IN TWO SERMONS 324 A SERMON PREACHED
BEFORE HIS MAJESTY AT WHITEHALL, MARCH 12, 1665 324 A SERMON PREACHED
BEFORE THE KING AT WHITEHALL, MARCH 18, 1666 .U 335 FRANCIS QUARLES
343 EMBLEM III (FROM BOOK III) :....... ..343 EMBLEM VII (FROM BOOK III)
: 344 EPIGRAM III (FROM BOOKIV) .... :V . . . . . . . R. / . 345
ECLOGUE VIII . . ......... 347 HENRY KING 354 AN EXEQUY TO HIS MATCHLESS
NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN FRIEND . . 354 UPON THE DEATH OF MY EVER DESIRED
FRIEND DR DONNE DEAN OF PAUL S .356 SIC VITA * . 357 WILLIAM CAVENDISH,
DUKE OF NEWCASTLE * 358 ADVICE TO CHARLES //(EXCERPTS ) 358 FOR TRADE
.359 FOR CEREMONY AND ORDER 359 THE ERRORS OF STATE AND THEIR REMEDIES
360 THE RECREATIONS FOR YOUR MAJESTY S PEOPLE ... . * 361 GEORGE
HERBERT 363 THEALTAR . .. . I 363 REDEMPTION . .** 363 EASTER WINGS
364 AFFLICTION (I) 364 PRAYER (I) 365 JORDAN (I) 366 THE H. SCRIPTURES I
366 THE H. SCRIPTURES II : 366 CHURCH-MONUMENTS *. 366 THE WINDOWS 367
DENIAL 367 VANITY (I) ; , ..;:,..; . . 368 VIRTUE :* 369 THE PEARL.
MATTH. 13:45 . ... *:-... .369 MAN ; :. . 370 LIFE 371 . JORDAN (II)
*.:... * *.:.. . 371 THE QUIP :.,.,.:*.;... .**: . . . ..... :- : :*
371 PROVIDENCE , . . . : . . . -.*.L. . . . . . . .,..?. 372 PARADISE
..;...: . :-*:.. 375 THE PILGRIMAGE 375 THE COLLAR . . 376 THE PULLEY 7
:*..:. -S . S ... ... . 376 THE FLOWER .7. 377 , AARON ...... .-..
.......: . : . . : . . ;.. * . . 378 .THE ELIXIR 378 LOVE (III) 379
^L ENVOY 379 THOMAS CAREW 380 A DEPOSITION FROM LOVE 380 . DISDAIN
RETURNED . . ^ . . . 381 TO SAXHAM .... . . .* . 381 A RAPTURE . . . .
382 TOBENJONSON ; 385 ; AN ELEGY UPON THE DEATH OF THE DEAN OF PAULS,
DR. JOHN DONNE ...... 385 TO A LADY THAT DESIRED I WOULD LOVE HER 387 A
SONG , 387 ;, THE SECOND RAPTURE 388 IN PRAISE OF HIS MISTRESS .-.. ...
388 EDWARD WINSLOW . 390 . GOOD NEWS FROM NEW ENGLAND (EXCERPT) 390 THE
RELIGION AND CUSTOMS OF THE INDIANS NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH 390 JAMES SHIRLEY
396 THE GLORIES OF OUR BLOOD AND STATE . . .,-.-..... .... :.......
396 RACHEL SPEGHT . 397 A MUZZLE FOR MELASTOMUS -. 397 ; TO JOSEPH
SWETNAM **. .. . .^ . .397 OF WOMAN S EXCELLENCY ,:.: 398 THEDREAM . .
.* ..400 THOMAS EDWARDS 407 GANGRAENA (1646) (EXCERPT) : 407 THE
CATALOGUE OF ERRORS -A 407 KING CHARLES I 420 A PROCLAMATION AND
DECLARATION TO INFORM OUR LOVING SUBJECTS OF OUR KINGDOM OF ENGLAND OF
THE SEDITIOUS PRACTICES OF SOME IN SCOTLAND (1639) 420 BATHSUA MAKIN 424
AN ESSAY TO REVIVE THE ANCIENT EDUCATION OF GENTLEWOMEN (EXCERPTS ) 425
TO HER HIGHNESS THE LADY MARY . 425 CARE OUGHT TO BE TAKEN BY US TO
EDUCATE WOMEN IN LEARNING ...... 426 POSTSCRIPT .433 WILLIAM WALWYN 434
THE BLOODY PROJECT (1649) 434 JOHN EARLE * * 443 MICROCOSMOGRAPHY . . *.
. . .* 443 TO THE READER . . . . 443 A CHILD 443 ASURGEON 444 PAUL S
WALK . , :-. ., ....:... 445 OWEN FELLTHAM 446 RESOLVES . . . 446 OF
PURITANS **:--.*. 446 OF POVERTY 448 OFWOMAN : ... ........ 450 OF POETS
AND POETRY .. .. -.-. . .451 A RULE IN READING AUTHORS ..... . . 454
THOMAS RANDOLPH 455 THE SECOND EPODE OF HORACE TRANSLATED :. ./. 455 AN
ELEGY UPON THE LADY VENETIA DIGBY 456 UPON HIS PICTURE . 457 AN ODE TO
MASTER ANTHONY STAFFORD, TO HASTEN HIM INTO THE COUNTRY . . 457 AN
ANSWER TO MASTER BEN. JONSON SODE . 459 ON THE DEATH OF A NIGHTINGALE .
. .: ; :.V.. . ......... 460 A PASTORAL COURTSHIP 460 XVIII WILLIAM
HABINGTON 463 NOCTI INDICAT SCIENTIAM . 463 SIR THOMAS BROWNE ... 465
RELIGIO MEDICI 465 -- TO THE READER 465 THE FIRST PART (EXCERPTS) 466
THE SECOND PART (EXCERPTS) 483 HYDRIOTAPHIA, URNE-BURIAL . . . .: .I 489
CHAPTER 1 (EXCERPTS) ; 490 CHAPTER 2 (EXCERPTS) ....... . . ..:...... .
. 490 CHAPTER 5 ** .^ 493 EDMUND WALLER : . .. 498 ONAGIRDLE . . . ;I
... ,:.,* .. . . . . * . . : :.V: . . -.-:. ... . : . . 498 GO, LOVELY
ROSE! ..... 498 UPON HIS MAJESTY S REPAIRING OF PAUL S ;.... . 499 ON
ST. JAMES S PARK, AS LATELY IMPROVED BY HIS MAJESTY . *..-. . 500 OF THE
LAST VERSES IN THE BOOK ............. 502 JOHN MILTON (POETRY) , 503 ON
THE MORNING OF CHRIST S NATIVITY ...........;...... .-. 504 L ALLEGRO
510 II PENSEROSO 513 LYCIDAS 516 SONNET 7 520 SONNET 12 ON THE
DETRACTION WHICH FOLLOWED UPON MY WRITING : . - CERTAIN TREATISES
...... 521 0 SONNET 18 ON THE LATE MASSACRE IN PIEDMONT I . .- ; . . . .
522 1 SONNET 19 % 522 * - ON THE NEW FORCERS OF CONSCIENCE UNDER THE
LONG PARLIAMENT 523 SONNET .15 ON THE LORD GENERAL FAIRFAX AT THE SIEGE
OF COLCHESTER 524 SAMSONAGONISTES .I. ....... ..... . 524 J O H N M I L
T O N ( P R O S E ) . .-* *;.. 5 5 4 FROM THE REASON OF CHURCH
GOVERNMENT (1641) 555 AREOPAGITICA (1644) /. ..--.*.. ....... 561 . OF
TRUE RELIGION, HERESY, SCHISM.AND TOLERATION (1673) ... . . .. . 589
SIR JOHN SUCKLING : * ,-. .., .. ,..;-. ,U : ^ 596 TO THE READER 596
SONG 597 A BALLAD. UPON A WEDDING 597 XIX THE CONSTANT LOVER 599 A
BARLEY-BREAK 600 SONNET I 600 SONNET II *. .,- . 601 SONNET III . 601
THE WITS .*:*. :*... . 602 A CANDLE S ..:.. *.-. ..., . 605 QUEEN
HENRIETTA MARIA .... - * .. * 606 THE QUEEN S LETTER -.....- . . 606 THE
QUEEN S LETTER SENT TO THE KING S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, . * . ?
FROM HOLLAND 607 EDWARD HYDE, EARL OF CLARENDON 609 THE LIFE OF EDWARD
EARL OF CLARENDON AND THE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION AND CIVIL WARS IN
ENGLAND (EXCERPTS) : . . 609 THE CHARACTER OF WILLIAM LAUD ...:... .
.609 THE TEMPER AND SPIRIT OF THE NATION AFTER 1660 618 THE PLAGUE AND
THE FIRE OF LONDON, 1665*6 ..-,:....*- 622 GERRARD WLNSTANLEY 632 A
DECLARATION FROM THE POOR OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF ENGLAND (1649) 632 THE
DIGGERS SONG 637 ANNE BRADSTREET . 639 THE PROLOGUE 639 A DIALOGUE
BETWEEN OLD ENGLAND AND NEW CONCERNING THEIR PRESENT TROUBLES .: 640 THE
FLESH AND THE SPIRIT . ........ . . . . . . . . 646 THE AUTHOR TO HER
BOOK 648 TO MY DEAR AND LOVIRIG HUSBAND 648 ANOTHER , . 648 IN MEMORY
OF MY DEAR GRANDCHILD ELIZABETH BRADSTREET 649 SOME VERSES UPON THE
BURNING OF OUR HOUSE, JULY 10 TH , 1666 649 TO MY DEAR CHILDREN . : 650
RICHARD CRASHAW . 654 WISHES. TO HIS (SUPPOSED) MISTRESS 654 SAINT MARY
MAGDALENE OR THE WEEPER 657 A HYMN TO THE NAME AND HONOUR OF THE
ADMIRABLE SAINT TERESA 660 JOHN CLEVELAND 664 THE KING SDISGUISE *-. . .
. R .:. . . 664 THE REBEL SCOT .* .:.,667 EPITAPH ON THE EARL OF
STRAFFORD .; .*.*.-. V..-. ..... ... .....:... .... . 6 7 1 THE GENERAL
ECLIPSE . .V . . . . . . : . . . 671 J E R E M Y T A Y L O R _. J ..
***-. 673 A FUNERAL SERMON, PREACHED AT THE OBSEQUIES OF THE
RIGHT.HONOURABLE ... *: V AND.MOST VIRTUOUS.LADY THE LADY FRANCES,
COUNTESS OF CARBERY . :-. . . . 673 »THE RULE AND EXERCISES OF HOLY
LIVING (EXCERPT) . . . I ;. V . . ! ....... 685 CONSIDERATION OF THE
GENERAL INSTRUMENTS, AND MEANS * * SERVING TO A HOLY LIFE: BY WAY OF
INTRODUCTION ..-.:/ . : . . 685 THE RULE AND EXERCISES OF HOLY DYING
(EXCERPT) 687 THREE PRECEPTS PREPARATORY TO A HOLY DEATH TO BE PRACTISED
IN OUR WHOLE LIFE 687 OF DAILY EXAMINATION OF OUR ACTIONS, IN THE WHOLE
COURSE: OF OUR HEALTH, PREPARATORY TO OUR DEATH-BED . :** . . * 690
REASONS FOR A DAILY EXAMINATION ........... . . S. . .;..........:.. 690
SAMUEL BUTLER [ ,-, 692 HUDIBRAS (EXCERPTS) : . 692 A ROMANCE-WRITER . .
698 A RABBLE .699 ROWLAND WATKYNS . - 700 TO THE READER : . . 701 THE
ANABAPTIST .701 UPON THE MOURNFUL DEATH OF OUR LATE SOVERAIGN LORD
CHARLES THE FIRST, KING OF ENGLAND, &C 701 THE COMMON PEOPLE ... . . . .
702 THE HOLY SEPULCHRE .. .: . .V. -; . . . ..,:.: . . 702 THE NEW
ILLITERATE LAY-TEACHERS 702 MARGARET FELL . 704 WOMEN S SPEAKING
JUSTIFIED, PROVED, AND ALLOWED OF BY THE SCRIPTURES . .*:. . 705 L A W R
E N C E C L A R K S O N ( C L A X T O N ) . , 7 1 3 THE LOST SHEEP FOUND
(1660) 713 RICHARD OVERTON . , 733 . 7&I? PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF
STATE AGAINST RICHARD OVERTON, NOW PRISONER IN THE TOWER OF LONDON, 1649
*.:..;..; .-*. .:. ;. . 734 SIR JOHN DENHAM ~ - 748 COOPER S HILL :
.;.*. 748 SIR ROGER L ESTRANGE 755 CONSIDERATIONS ANDPROPOSAB IN,ORDER
TO THE REGULATION . OF THE PRESS. (1663) 755 RICHARD LOVELACE 764 TO
LUCASTA, GOING TO THE WARS ....:... . .. 765 THE GRASSHOPPER : . ...
765 TO LUCASTA. FROM PRISON *:.. . .... . ... 766 TO MY WORTHY FRIEND
MR. PETER LILLY ;..... 767 TO ALTHEA, FROM PRISON 768 THE ANT : . . .;..
768 TO A LADY WITH CHILD THAT ASKED AN OLD SHIRT . . ; 769 ABRAHAM
COWLEY 770 . THE WISH :..... : . 771 EXTRACTS FROM THE PREFACE TO THE
POEMS OF 1656 772 THE GRASSHOPPER 773 THE INNOCENT 111 773 ON THE DEATH
OF MR. CRASHAW _:. 774 TO MR. HOBBES : ...... 775 BRUTUS 777 TO THE
ROYAL SOCIETY 778 SORS VIRGILIANA S 781 OF SOLITUDE 781 OF OBSCURITY
785 OF MY SELF : 787 ABIEZER COPPE , 790 A FIERY FLYING ROLL AND A
SECOND FIERY FLYING ROLL (EXCERPTS) 790 ALEXANDER BROME 795 THE
LEVELLERS RANT 795 THE NEW-COURTIER ; 796 THE SAINTS ENCOURAGEMENT _.
796 A SATIRE ON THE REBELLION 798 JOHN EVELYN 800 THE DIARY OF JOHN
EVELYN (SELECTIONS) 800 THE RESTORATION ..... .... .... 800 THE FIRE OF
LONDON 802 LUCY HUTCHINSON 807 ALL SORTS OF MEN 807 XXII THE LIFE OF
MRS. LUCY HUTCHINSON WRITTEN BY HERSELF, A FRAGMENT 808 MEMOIRS OF THE
LIFE OF COLONEL HUTCHINSON (EXCERPTS) 818 ANDREW MARVELL 829 FLECKNOE,
AN ENGLISH PRIEST AT ROME I...... 829 THE CORONET ............ 832 THE
GALLERY 832 THE DEFINITION OF LOVE 833 TO HIS COY MISTRESS : 834 AN
HORATIAN ODE UPON CROMWELL S RETURN FROM IRELAND -........... 835 THE
PICTURE OF LITTLE T.C. IN A PROSPECT OF FLOWERS . . . . 837 THE NYMPH
COMPLAINING FOR THE DEATH OF HER FAWN :........ 838 UPON THE HILL AND
GROVE AT BILBROUGH . . V 840 UPON APPLETON HOUSE 841 THE GARDEN ;V 855
ON A DROP OF DEW ..: ; .. : . . . 856 A DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE SOUL AND
BODY ,:-. 857 ; THE MOWER AGAINST GARDENS :.......... 858 DAMON THE
MOWER 858 . THE MOWER TO THE GLOW-WORMS 860 THE MOWER S SONG . :
....*.:......**....... . 860 THE CHARACTER OF HOLLAND . . 1 . . 860
BERMUDAS 863 THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE GOVERNMENT UNDER HIS HIGHNESS
- THE LORD PROTECTOR . . - V..-..; 864 ON MR. MILTON S PARADISE
LOST 870 HENRY VAUGHAN *-;* * ** . - * , 372 ARHAPSODY . 872 UPON A
CLOAK LENT HIM BY MR. J. RIDSLEY . . .V .***. . . . . . ..... 873
REGENERATION 875 THE RETREAT ..?..... 877. JOY OF MY LIFE! WHILE LEFT
ME HERE . . . , . . A 877 THE MORNING-WATCH .. .: . .-.-. . . . . .
878 AND DO THEY SO? : 7., . 879 I WALKED THE OTHER DAY ., . : .... .
. 879 * THEY ARE ALL GONE INTO THE WORLD OF LIGHT! . . I . 881
COCK-CROWING . 882 THE KNOT -V ....... ..*:.. ;....... 883 THE NIGHT .
... . . : 883 THE BOOK : . . . .... .:..:. . J. 884 TO HIS BOOKS .: ...
..885 XXIII MARGARET CAVENDISH, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE . 886 THE
POETRESS S HASTY RESOLUTION 887 A DISCOURSE OF BEASTS 887 THE HUNTING OF
THE HARE 887 THE PASTIME OF THE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES, WHEN SHE COMES **
- UPON EARTH OUT OF THE CENTER 889 HER DESCENDING DOWN 890 I LANGUAGE
WANT 890 THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND PHYSICAL OPINIONS 890 TO THE TWO
UNIVERSITIES . . ... . 890 NATURE S PICTURES DRAWN BY FANCY S PENCIL TO
THE LIFE . ... 891 THE LOVING CUCKOLD 891 ORATIONS OF DIVERSE SORTS,
ACCOMMODATED TO DIVERSE PLACES 893 AN ORATION FOR LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE.
893 AN ORATION AGAINST LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE 893 AN ORATION PROPOSING A
MEAN BETWIXT THE TWO FORMER OPINIONS . . . 894 CCXI SOCIABLE LETTERS
(EXCERPTS) ; 894 PHILOSOPHICAL LETTERS: OR, MODEST REFLECTIONS
(EXCERPTS) . 899 MARY HOWGILL . , . *; - . 901 , A REMARKABLE LETTER OF
MARY HOWGILL TO OLIVER CROMWELL, CALLED PROTECTOR * / . 901 LADY ANNE
HALKETT : . , .**- , .905 THE MEMOIRS OF ANNE, LADY HALKETT
(EXCERPTS) * 905 KATHARINE EVANS AND SARAH CHEVERS 915 THIS IS A SHORT
RELATION OF SOME OF THE CRUEL SUFFERINGS (FOR THE TRUTH, S SAKE) OF
KATHARINE EVANS AND SARAH CHEVERS, IN THE INQUISITION IN THE ISLE OF
MALTA (EXCERPTS) ....**. ....-..*. . 915 JOHN AUBREY 923 BRIEF LIVES
(EXCERPTS) .. ....-;. ... .;.... 923 , LANCELOT ANDREWES (1555-1626) .:
923 SIR FRANCIS BACON (1561-1626) 924 VENETIA DIGBY (1600-33) 926 THOMAS
FAIRFAX (1612-71) . . . . , ,....- 928 - THOMAS HOBBES (1588-1679) 928
ROBERT HOOKE (1635-1703) 931 ANDREW MARVELL (1621-78) , : :-.-. . . 932
SIR ROBERT MORAY (D.1673) .. . . 933 JOHN MILTON (1608-74) . . . . 933
XXRV DOROTHY OSBORNE 937 THE LETTERS OF DOROTHY OSBORNE TO SIR WILLIAM
TEMPLE, 1652-54 937 SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1653 : : : . 937
THURSDAY-SATURDAY, JUNE 2-4, 1653 939 OCTOBER 1653 941 OCTOBER 1653 943
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1654 . : . . . 946 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1654 .
... . . . 948 MARCH 18, 1654 951 JOHN BUNYAN 953 GRACE ABOUNDING TO THE
CHIEF OF SINNERS (EXCERPT ) ;.. . . . 953 THE PILGRIM S PROGRESS
(EXCERPT) : 959 CHRISTIAN AND FAITHFUL VISIT VANITY FAIR 959 KING
CHARLES II 965 THE DECLARATION OF BREDA (1660) 965 JOHN DRYDEN .**.-.
967 ANNUS MIRABILIS 967 ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL 969 MAC FLECKNOE .- . . .
987 RELIGIO LAID OR A LAYMAN S FAITH (EXCERPT) 992 A SONG FOR ST
CECILIA S DAY, 1687 1000 - TO-THE MEMORY OF MR. OLDHAM . 1002 JUVENAL S
SIXTH SATIRE (EXCERPTS) 1002 THE EMPRESS MESSALINA 1002 THE LEARNED WIFE
1003 THE GAUDY GOSSIP 1003 JUVENAL S TENTH SATIRE (EXCERPT) 1004 SEJANUS
.. . . . 1004 THE SECULAR MASQUE : 1005 KATHERINE PHILIPS 1008 UPON THE
DOUBLE MURDER OF K. CHARLES I IN ANSWER TO A LIBELOUS COPY OF RIMES BY
VAVASOUR POWELL . 1008 ON THE NUMEROUS ACCESS OF THE ENGLISH TO WAIT
UPON THE KING IN FLANDERS 1009 OH THE 3 OF SEPTEMBER, 1651 1009
FRIENDSHIP S MYSTERY, TO MY DEAREST LUCASIA ;*. 1010 A RETIRED
FRIERIDSHIP, TO ARDELIA .:..:..,...... 1011 WISTON VAULT - . 1011 TO MY
EXCELLENT LUCASIA, ON OUR FRIENDSHIP 1012 A COUNTRY LIFE . ..... 1012
ORINDA TO LUCASIA PARTING OCTOBER 1661 AT LONDON 1014 ORINDA UPON LITTLE
HECTOR PHILIPS . . ...... 1015 ORINDA TO LUCASIA ....... 1015 A MARRIED
STATE 1016 PHILO-PHILIPPA ; 1017 TO THE EXCELLENT ORINDA * ....:.....,
.. .1017 ANTHONYX WOOD 1021 . THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ANTHONY A WOOD
(EXCERPS) . . . . 1021 NOTES ON OXFORD DURING THE INTERREGNUM .1021 THE
RESTORATION 1023 ATHENAE OXONIENSIS (EXCERPTS) . . 1025 ROBERT BURTON
1025 ; JEREMY TAYLOR 1026 JOHN LOCKE 1029 AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN
UNDERSTANDING (EXCERPT) 1029 OF ENTHUSIASM 1029 GEORGE SAVILE, MARQUIS
OF HALIFAX ^ 1036 *A CHARACTER OFKING CHARLES II (EXCERPTS) ..- 1036 OF
HIS RELIGION : . ./ :,...:. 1036 HIS AMOURS, MISTRESSES, &C _. 1038 ...
HIS CONDUCT TO HIS MINISTERS .4040 OF HIS WIT AND CONVERSATION ; . . . ,
1041 HIS TALENTS, TEMPER, HABITS, &C , . 1042 CONCLUSION 1044 SAMUEL
PEPYS . . . 1047 THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS (EXCERPT) . 1047 THE FIRE OF
LONDON 1047 ROBERT SOUTH ., , - 1056 ECCLESIASTICAL POLICY THE BEST
POLICY: OR RELIGION THE BEST REASON - . ,* ** OF STATE . . R: 1056
MARY ROWLANDSON , I 1068 THE SOVEREIGNTY AND GOODNESS OF GOD TOGETHER,
WITH THE FAITHFULNESS OF HIS PROMISES DISPLAYED; BEING A NARRATIVE OF
THE CAPTIVITY AND * . RESTORATION OF MRS. MARY ROWLANDSON (EXCERPTS)
1068 THE FIRST REMOVE ** 1070 XXVI THE SECOND REMOVE 1071 THE THIRD
REMOVE 1071 THE FOURTH REMOVE 1074 THE EIGHTH REMOVE 1075 THE TWENTIETH
REMOVE 1076 THOMAS SPRAT 1080 THE HISTORY OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON
(EXCERPTS) . . . 1080 A PROPOSAL FOR ERECTING AN ENGLISH ACADEMY 1080
THEIR MANNER OF DISCOURSE 1081 THOMAS TRAHERNE 1083 THE THIRD CENTURY
(EXCERPT) 1083 WONDER 1086 INNOCENCE 1088 THE PREPARATIVE 1089 THE
INSTRUCTION ........: . 1090 THE DEMONSTRATION 1090 THE ANTICIPATION
....... . . . V. : 1092 CHARLES SACKVILLE, EARL OF DORSET . 1095 MY
OPINION 1095 SIR CHARLES SEDLEY 1096 YOUNG CORIDON AND PHILLIS 1096
APHRABEHN ,-*:- ,. 109 8 SONG I LED MY SILVIA TO A GROVE 1098 THE
GOLDEN AGE. A PARAPHRASE ON A TRANSLATION OUT OF FRENCH ; . 1099 SONG
LOVE ARMED . . 1102 ON A JUNIPER TREE, CUT DOWN TO MAKE BUSKS 1102 THE
DISAPPOINTMENT 1104 ON THE DEATH OF THE LATE EARL OF ROCHESTER 1106 A
PINDARIC ON THE DEATH OF OUR LATE SOVEREIGN 1108 TO THE FAIR CLARINDA
-.1110 LOVE LETTERS BY MRS A. BEHN 1111 THE DUMB VIRGIN: OR, THE FORCE
OF IMAGINATION : 1116 PIERRE-ESPRIT RADISSON 1130 TRAVEL JOURNAL: LAKE
SUPERIOR, 1659*60 (EXCERPTS) 1130 BISHOP GILBERT BURNET 1149 HISTORY OF
MY OWN TIME ....;.....; 1149 . , THE RESTORATION 1149 REIGN OF KING
CHARLES II 1153 JOHN WILMOT, EARL OF ROCHESTER . 1155 SONG ;*..:... 1155
UPON HIS LEAVING HIS MISTRESS 1156 A SATIRE AGAINST REASON AND MANKIND
1156 THE DISABLED DEBAUCHEE ...-..: 1159 SONG 1160 THE IMPERFECT
ENJOYMENT .,. 1160 A RAMBLE IN ST. JAMES S PARK 1161 A SONG OF A YOUNG
LADY TO HER ANCIENT LOVER 1164 SIGNIOR DILDO ;.......- 1164 IMPROMPTU ON
CHARLES II 1166 ELINOR JAMES . 1167 AN INJURED PRINCE VINDICATED, OR, A
SCURRILOUS AND DETRACTING ., PAMPHLET ANSWERED ,-.;.-. 1167 MRS. JAMES S
VINDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, IN AN ANSWER- - . *. TO A PAMPHLET
ENTITLED A NEW TEST OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND S LOYALTY (EXCERPTS) 1168
THOMAS WHARTON 1174 LILLI BURLERO 1174 JANE BARKER 1176 AN INVITATION TO
MY FRIENDS AT CAMBRIDGE 1176 A VIRGIN LIFE . 1177 THE PROSPECT OF A
LANDSCAPE, BEGINNING WITH A GROVE . .1178 . TO MY YOUNG LOVER : ... 1179
TO.MY FRIENDS AGAINST POETRY . .... LL_80 JOHNOLDHAM . 1181 AN IMITATION
OF HORACE . . 1181 UPON A BOOKSELLER 1184 ANNE KILUGREW - * . , **:
-*. * . . 1187 A FAREWELL TO WORLDLY JOYS 1187 THE COMPLAINT OF A
LOVER .* 1187 ON A PICTURE PAINTED BY HERSELF,. REPRESENTING TWO NYMPHS
OF DIANA S : 1189 THE DISCONTENT 1190 CLORIS CHARMS. DISSOLVED BY
EUDORA 1192 JOHN TUTCHIN * 1195 THE FOREIGNERS . . ....:.. V . . 1195
COTTON MATHER 1199 DIARY OF COTTON MATHER (EXCERPTS) 1199 ELIZABETH
JOHNSON 1207 PREFACE TO THE READER, POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. ,* * *
WRITTEN BY PHILOMELA /.*. . . 1207 ELIZABETH SINGER ROWE PHILOMELA
1209 PLATONIC LOVE 1209 A POETICAL QUESTION CONCERNING THE JACOBITES,
SENT TO THE ATHENIANS ... 1210 THE ATHENIANS ANSWER Y . 1210 A
PINDARIC, TO THE ATHENIAN SOCIETY 1211 TO CELINDA 1212 THE REPLY TO MR.
: 1212 A MISCELLANY LETTERS * *. * -.. 1 2 1 7 OLIVER CROMWELL TO
COLONEL VALENTINE WALTON . . : 1217 CHARLES I TO PRINCE RUPERT 1218
ELEANOR GWYNNE TO LAURENCE HYDE . : 1218 JOHN EVELYN TO SIR CHRISTOPHER
WREN 1219 BALLADS 1221 TOM O BEDLAM . 1221 A SWEET AND PLEASANT SONNET,
ENTITLED: MY MIND TO ME A KINGDOM IS 1222 DITTIES LAMENTATION FOR THE
CRUELTY OF THIS AGE 1223 THE KING S LAST FAREWELL TO THE WORLD 1226 THE
ROYAL HEALTH TO THE RISING SUN 1227 A LOOKING-GLASS FOR MEN AND MAIDS
1228 NO RING, NO WEDDING 1231 POEMS ON THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM 1233 UPON
THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM 1233 EPITAPH ON THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM 1234
EPITAPH 1234 XXK INFORMATION FROM THE SCOTTISH NATION TO ALL THE TRUE
ENGLISH, CONCERNING THE PRESENT EXPEDITION (1640) 1235 THE PUTNEY
DEBATES R 1237 THE PUTNEY DEBATES: THE DEBATE ON THE FRANCHISE 1238 THE
TRIAL OF KING CHARLES I * 1261 THE KING S REASONS FOR DECLINING THE
JURISDICTION OF THE * HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE . 1261 THE SENTENCE OF
THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE UPON THE KING 1263 A TRUE RELATION, * OF THE
INHUMANE AND UNPARALLEL D ACTIONS AND BARBAROUS MURDERS OF NEGROES OR
MOORS: COMMITTED ON THREE ENGLISH-MEN IN OLD.^ -- : : CALABAR IN GUINNY
(1672) .... .,., 1266 THE GENTLEWOMAN S COMPANION (1673) :. 1276 THE
INTRODUCTION 1276 WHAT QUALIFICATIONS BEST BECOME AND ARE MOST SUITABLE
TO A GENTLEWOMAN * 1277 OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE EYE 1278 OF SPEECH AND
COMPLEMENT 1279 OF WANTON SONGS, AND IDLE BALLADS ... . . . . .-. . .
1.280 WHAT RECREATIONS AND PLEASURES ARE MOST FITTING AND PROPER I FOR
YOUNG GENTLEWOMEN 1281 COURT SATIRE (1682) 1284 THE JUDGMENT AND
DECREE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD PASSED IN THEIR CONVOCATION, JULY 21,
1683, AGAINST CERTAIN , PERNICIOUS BOOKS AND DAMNABLE DOCTRINES,
DESTRUCTIVE TO THE I. SACRED PERSONS OF PRINCES, THEIR STATE AND
GOVERNMENT, AND OF ALL HUMANE SOCIETY (1683) . . * . ..... 1286 INDEXES
INDEX OF FIRST LINES ..: 1291 INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES 1296 XXX
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