Poems found: 1282
A CHRISTMAS CAROL, SUNG TO THE KING IN THE PRESENCE AT WHITEHALL
A MEDITATION FOR HIS MISTRESS
A TERNARIE OF LITTLES, UPON A PIPKIN OF JELLIE
A THANKSGIVING TO GOD [FOR HIS HOUSE]
A TRUE LENT
ANOTHER GRACE FOR A CHILD
ART ABOVE NATURE: TO JULIA
CEREMONIES FOR CANDLEMASSE EVE
CEREMONIES FOR CHRISTMAS (1)
CHERRY RIPE
CHOP-CHERRY
CLOTHES DO BUT CHEAT AND COZEN US
COMFORT [TO A YOUTH THAT HAD LOST HIS LOVE]
CORINNA'S GOING A-MAYING
DELIGHT IN DISORDER
DISCONTENTS IN DEVON
DIVINATION BY A DAFFADILL
DREAMS
EPITAPH ON THE TOMB OF SIR EDWARD GILES AND HIS WIFE
EPITAPH UPON A CHILD THAT DIED
GRACE FOR CHILDREN
HIS CAVALIER
HIS CONTENT IN THE COUNTRY
HIS GRANGE, OR PRIVATE WEALTH
HIS PRAYER FOR ABSOLUTION
HIS PRAYER TO BEN JONSON
HIS REQUEST TO JULIA
HIS RETURN TO LONDON
HIS SAVIOURS WORDS, GOING TO THE CROSSE
HOW VIOLETS CAME BLUE
LOVERS HOW THEY COME AND PART
NEUTRALITY LOATHSOME
NO COMING TO GOD WITHOUT CHRIST
OBERON'S FEAST
THE ARGUMENT OF HIS BOOK
THE BRACELET: TO JULIA
THE COMING OF GOOD LUCK
THE DEPARTURE OF THE GOOD DAEMON
THE FAIRIES
THE HAG
THE HOCK-CART, OR HARVEST HOME
THE KISS
THE LILY IN CRYSTAL
THE LITANY [TO THE HOLY SPIRIT]
THE MAD MAID'S SONG
THE NIGHT-PIECE: TO JULIA
THE PILLAR OF FAME
THE PRIMROSE
THE SCARE-FIRE
THE VINE
THE VISION (1)
THE WAKE
THE WHITE ISLAND, OR PLACE OF THE BLEST
TO ANTHEA [WHO MAY COMMAND HIM ANYTHING]
TO BLOSSOMS
TO DAFFODILS
TO DAISIES, NOT TO SHUT TOO SOON
TO DEAN-BOURN, A RUDE RIVER IN DEVON, BY WHICH ... HE LIVED
TO DIANEME (1)
TO ELECTRA (1)
TO FIND GOD
TO HIS CONSCIENCE
TO HIS DYING BROTHER, MASTER WILLIAM HERRICK
TO HIS MISTRESS
TO HIS MISTRESS OBJECTING TO HIM NEITHER TOYING OR TALKING
TO HIS WINDING-SHEET
TO LIVE MERRILY AND TO TRUST TO GOOD VERSES
TO MEADOWS
TO MUSIC [TO BECALM HIS FEVER]
TO PRIMROSES FILLED WITH MORNING DEW
TO THE ROSE
TO THE SOUR READER
TO THE VIRGINS, TO MAKE MUCH OF TIME
TO THE WATER NYMPHS DRINKING AT THE FOUNTAIN
TO VIOLETS
TO VIRGINS
UPON BEN JONSON [JOHNSON]
UPON HIS DEPARTURE HENCE
UPON HIS SPANIEL [SPANIELL] TRACIE
UPON JULIA'S BREASTS
UPON JULIA'S CLOTHES
UPON JULIA'S VOICE
UPON PRUE, HIS MAID
UPON THE LOSS OF HIS MISTRESSES
UPON THE NIPPLES OF JULIA'S BREAST
WHEN HE WOULD HAVE HIS VERSES READ
NO FAULT IN WOMEN TO REFUSE
A BACCANALIAN VERSE
A BACCHANALIAN TOAST
A BACHANALIAN VERSE
A BEUCOLICK, OR DISCOURSE OF NEATHERDS
A BUCOLICK BETWIXT TWO: LACON AND THYRSIS
A CANTICLE TO APOLLO
A CAUTION
A CHARME, OR AN ALLAY FOR LOVE
A CHARROLL PRESENTED TO DR. WILLIAMS, BP. OF LINCOLNE
A CHILD'S PRESENT TO HIS CHILD-SAVIOR
A CONJURATION, TO ELECTRA
A COUNTRY LIFE: TO HIS BROTHER, MR. THEO. HERRICL
A DEFENCE FOR WOMEN
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN HIMSELF AND MISTRESS ELIZA WHEELER
A DIRGE UPON THE DEATH OF THE VALIANT LORD, BERNARD STUART
A FROLICK
A GOOD DEATH
A GOOD HUSBAND
A HYME, TO THE LARES PROSPECTIVE POEM
A HYMNE TO BACCHUS (1)
A HYMNE TO BACCHUS (2)
A HYMNE TO SIR CLIPSEBY CREW
A HYMNE TO THE GRACES
A HYMNE TO THE MUSES
A HYMNE TO VENUS, AND CUPID
A JUST MAN
A KING AND NO KING
A KISSE
A LADY DYING IN CHILDBED
A LYRICK TO MIRTH
A MEANE IN OUR MEANES
A NEW-YEARES GIFT SENT TO SIR SIMEON STEWART
A NUPTIAL SONG, OR EPITHALAMY, ON SIR CLIPSBY CREW AND LADY
A NUPTIALL VERSE TO MISTRESSE ELIZABETH LEE, NOW LADY TRACIE
A PANEGERICK TO SIR LEWIS PEMBERTON
A PARANAETICALL, OR ADVISIVE VERSE, TO M. JOHN WICKS
A PASTORAL UPON THE BIRTH OF PRINCE CHARLES
A PASTORALL SUNG TO THE KING
A POSITION IN THE HEBREW DIVINITY
A PROGNOSTICK
A PSALME OR HYMNE TO THE GRACES
A REQUEST TO THE GRACES
A RING PRESENTED TO JULIA
A SHORT HYMNE TO LARR
A SHORT HYMNE TO VENUS
A SONG
A SONG TO THE MASKERS
A SONG UPON SILVIA
A SONNET OF PERILLA
A VOW TO MARS
A VOW TO MINERVA
A VOW TO VENUS
A WILL TO BE WORKING
ABELS BLOUD
ABSTINENCE
ACCUSATION
ADVERSITY (1)
ADVERSITY (2)
ADVICE THE BEST ACTOR
AFFLICTION
AFTER AUTUMNE, WINTER
AGAIN
AGAIN: POVERTY AND RICHES
AGAINST LOVE
AGE UNFIT FOR LOVE
ALL THINGS DECAY AND DIE
ALL THINGS RUN WELL FOR THE RIGHTEOUS
ALMES
ALMS
AMBITION (1)
AMBITION (2)
AN END DECREED
AN EPITALAMIE TO SIR THOMAS SOUTHWELL AND HIS LADIE
AN EPITAPH UPON A CHILD
AN EPITAPH UPON A SOBER MATRON
AN EPITAPH UPON A VIRGIN
AN HYMNE TO CUPID
AN HYMNE TO JUNO
AN HYMNE TO LOVE
AN HYMNE TO THE MUSES
AN ODE ON THE BIRTH OF OUR SAVIOUR
AN ODE TO ENDYMION PORTER, UPON HIS BROTHER'S DEATH
AN ODE TO SIR CLIPSEBIE CREW
AN ODE, OR PSALME, TO GOD
ANACREONTIKE (1)
ANACREONTIKE (2)
ANGELLS
ANGER
ANOTHER CONFUSION OF FACE
ANOTHER EPIGRAM UPON M. BEN. JOHNSON
ANOTHER NEW-YEERES GIFT, OR SONG FOR THE CIRCUMCISION
ANOTHER OF GOD (1)
ANOTHER OF GOD (2)
ANOTHER ON ABELS BLOUD
ANOTHER ON GODS PRESENCE
ANOTHER ON HER (JULIA)
ANOTHER ON LOVE
ANOTHER ON OBEDIENCE
ANOTHER ON PREDESTINATION
ANOTHER ON SIN
ANOTHER ON THE VIRGIN MARY
ANOTHER TO HIS EVER-LOVING GOD
ANOTHER TO NEPTUNE
ANOTHER TO THE MAIDS
ANOTHER UPON HER WEEPING
ANOTHER UPON HIMSELF
ANOTHER UPON HIS KINSWOMAN, MRS. PENELOPE WHEELER
ANOTHER, TO GOD (1)
ANOTHER, TO GOD (2)
ANOTHER, TO HIS SAVIOUR
ANTHEA'S RETRACTION
BAD MAY BE BETTER
BAD PRINCES PILL THEIR PEOPLE
BAD WAGES FOR GOOD SERVICE
BAPTISME
BARYLY-BREAK; OR LAST IN HELL
BASHFULNESS
BASTARDS
BEAUTY
BEGGARS
BEGINNING, DIFFICULT
BEGINNINGS AND ENDINGS
BEING ONCE BLIND, HIS REQUEST TO BIANCHA
BEST TO BE MERRY
BITING OF BEGGARS
BLAME
BLAME THE REWARD OF PRINCES
BRIBES AND GIFTS GET ALL
BURIAL
BY USE COMES EASINESSE
CALLING, AND CORRECTING
CARE A GOOD KEEPER
CASUALTIES
CAUTION IN COUNCELL
CEREMONIES TO THE MAIDS
CEREMONY UPON CANDLEMAS EVE
CHANGE COMMON TO ALL
CHANGE GIVES CONTENT
CHARME FOR STABLES
CHARMES (1)
CHARMES (2)
CHARMES (3)
CHARMES (4)
CHARMES (5)
CHARON AND PHILOMEL [PHYLOMEL], A DIALOGUE SUNG
CHERFULNESS IN CHARITY; OR, THE SWEET SACRIFICE
CHERRY RIPE
CHERRY-PIT
CHOOSE FOR THE BEST
CHRIST
CHRISTS ACTION
CHRISTS BIRTH
CHRISTS INCARNATION
CHRISTS PART
CHRISTS SADNESSE
CHRISTS SUFFERING
CHRISTS TWOFOLD COMING
CHRISTS WORDS ON THE CROSSE, MY GOD, MY GOD
CLEMENCY
CLEMENCY IN KINGS
CLOATHES, ARE CONSPIRATORS
CLOATHS FOR CONTINUANCE
CLOUDS
COCK-CROW
COHEIRES
COMFORT IN CALAMITY
COMFORT IN CONTENTIONS
COMFORT TO A LADY UPON THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND
COMFORTS IN CROSSES
COMING TO CHRIST
CONFESSION
CONFORMITY
CONFORMITY IS COMELY
CONFUSION OF FACE
CONNUNII FLORES, OR THE WELL-WISHES AT WEDDINGS
CONSULTATION
CONTENT, NOT CATES
CONTENTION
CORRECTION
COUNSELL
COURAGE COOL'D
CROSSE AND PILE
CROSSES (1)
CROSSES (2)
CRUELITIES
CRUELT
CRUELTY BASE IN COMMANDERS
CRUTCHES
CUNCTATION IN CORRECTION
DANGERS WAIT ON KINGS
DEATH ENDS ALL WOE
DELAY
DENIALL IN WOMEN NO DISHEARTNING TO MEN
DEVOTION MAKES THE DIETY
DIET
DISCORD NOT DISADVANTAGEOUS
DISSWASIONS FROM IDLENESSE
DISTANCE BETTERS DIGNITIES
DISTRUST (1)
DISTRUST (2)
DOOMES-DAY
DRAW GLOVES
DRAW, AND DRINKE
DUTY TO TYRANTS
EARE-RINGS
EASE
EASTER
ECLOGUE, OR PASTORALL .. ENDIMION PORTER & LYCIDAS HERRICK
EMPIRES
EPITAPH UPON A MAID
ETERNITIE
EVENSONG
EVENT OF THINGS NOT IN OUR POWER
EVILL
EXAMPLES, OR LIKE PRINCE, LIKE PEOPLE
EXCESSE
EXPENSES EXHAUST
FACTIONS
FAIR DAYS: OR DAWNS DECEITFUL
FAIRE AFTER FOULE
FAIRE SHEWES DECEIVE
FAITH
FAITH FOUR-SQUARE
FALSE MOURNING
FAME
FAME MAKES US FORWARD
FAREWELL FROST, OR WELCOME THE SPRING
FEARE
FEARE GETS FORCE
FELICITIE KNOWES NO FENCE
FELICITY, QUICK OF FLIGHT
FEW FORTUNATE
FIRST WORK, AND THEN WAGES
FIVE WINES; ANACREONTICK VERSE
FLATTERIE
FOOLISHNESSE
FORTUNE
FORTUNE FAVOURS
FREE WELCOME
FRESH CHEESE AND CREAM
GAIN AND GETTINGS
GENTLENESS
GLORIE
GLORY
GOD (1)
GOD (2)
GOD (3)
GOD (4)
GOD COMMANDS
GOD HAS A TWOFOLD PART
GOD HEARES US
GOD IS ONE
GOD NOT TO BE COMPREHENDED
GOD SPARING IN SCOURGING
GOD TO BE FIRST SERV'D
GOD, AND LORD
GOD, AND THE KING
GODS ANGER
GODS ANGER WITHOUT AFFECTION
GODS BLESSING
GODS BOUNTY (1)
GODS BOUNTY (2)
GODS DESCENT
GODS DWELLING
GODS GIFTS NOT SOONE GRANTED
GODS GRACE
GODS HANDS
GODS KEYES
GODS MERCY
GODS MIRTH, MANS MOURNING
GODS PARDON
GODS PART
GODS POWER
GODS PRESENCE (1)
GODS PRESENCE (2)
GODS PRESENCE (3)
GODS PRICE, AND MANS PRICE
GODS PROVIDENCE
GODS TIME MUST END OUR TROUBLE
GOLD AND FRANKINCENSE
GOLD, BEFORE GOODNESSE
GOOD CHRISTIANS
GOOD FRIDAY: REX TRAGICUS, OR CHRIST GOING TO HIS CROSSE
GOOD LUCK NOT LASTING
GOOD MANNERS AT MEAT
GOOD MEN AFFLICTED MOST
GOOD PRECEPTS, OR COUNSELL
GOOD, AND BAD
GREAT GRIEF, GREAT GLORY
GREAT MALADIES, LONG MEDICINES
GREAT SPIRITS SUPERVIVE
GRIEF
GRIEFE
GRIEFES
HAPINESSE TO HOSPITALITIE, OR HEARTY WISH GOOD-HOUSEKEEPING
HAPPINESSE
HARDENING OF HEARTS
HASTE HURTFULL
HEALTH
HEAVEN (1)
HEAVEN (2)
HELL (1)
HELL (2)
HELL FIRE (1)
HELL FIRE (2)
HER LEGS
HESPERIDES: CONCLUDING LINES
HIS ALMES
HIS ANSWER TO A FRIEND
HIS ANSWER TO A QUESTION
HIS ANTHEM, TO CHRIST ON THE CROSSE
HIS CHANGE
HIS CHARGE TO JULIA AT HIS DEATH
HIS COMFORT
HIS COMING TO THE SEPULCHER
HIS CONFESSION
HIS COVENANTY OR PROTESTATION TO JULIA
HIS CREED
HIS DESIRE
HIS DREAME
HIS EJACULATION TO GOD
HIS EMBALMING TO JULIA
HIS FAREWELL TO SACK
HIS GRANGE
HIS HOPE OR SHEAT-ANCHOR
HIS LACHRIMAE OR MIRTH, TURNED TO MOURNING
HIS LAST REQUEST TO JULIA
HIS LOSS
HIS MEDITATION UPON DEATH
HIS MISERY IN A MISTRESSE
HIS MISTRIS TO HIM AT HIS FARWELL
HIS OFFERING, WITH THE REST, AT THE SEPULCHER
HIS OWN EPITAPH
HIS PARTING FROM MRS. DOROTHY KENEDAY
HIS PETITION
HIS POETRIE HIS PILLAR
HIS POWER
HIS PROTESTATION TO PERILLA
HIS RECANTATION
HIS SAILING FROM JULIA
HIS TEARS [TEARES] TO THAMESIS
HIS WEAKNESSE IN WOES
HIS WISH (1)
HIS WISH (2)
HIS WISH TO GOD
HIS WISH TO PRIVACIE
HIS WORDS TO CHRIST, GOING TO THE CROSSE
HONOURS ARE HINDRANCES
HOPE HEARTENS
HOPE WELL AND HAVDE WELL: OR, FAIRE AFTER FOULE WEATHER
HOW HIS SOULE CAME ENSNARED
HOW LILES CAME WHITE
HOW MARIGOLDS CAME YELLOW
HOW PANSIES OR HEART-EASE CAME FIRST
HOW PRIMROSES CAME GREEN
HOW ROSES CAME RED (1)
HOW ROSES CAME RED (2)
HOW SPRINGS CAME FIRST
HOW THE WALLFLOWER CAME FIRST AND WHY SO CALLED
HUMILITY
HUNGER
I CALL AND I CALL
ILL GOVERNMENT
IMPOSSIBILITIES, TO HIS FRIEND
IN PRAISE OF WOMEN
IN THE DARKE NONE DAINTY
JACK AND JILL
JEHOVAH
JULIA
JULIA'S BED
JULIA'S CHURCHING, OR PURIFICATION
JULIA'S PETTICOAT
KINGS
KINGS AND TYRANTS
KISSES
KISSES LOATHSOME
KISSING AND BUSSING
KISSING USURIE
KNOWLEDGE
LABOUR
LARGE BOUNDS DOE BUT BURY US
LARR'S PORTION, OR THE POETS PART
LASCIVIOUSNESSE
LAUGH AND LIE DOWN
LAWES (1)
LAWES (2)
LAXARE FIBULAM
LEANDERS OBSEQUIES
LENITIE
LEPROSIE IN CLOATHES
LEPROSIE IN HOUSES
LEVEN
LIBERTY
LIFE IS THE BODIES LIGHT
LIKE LOVES HIS LIKE
LIKE PATTERN, LIKE PEOPLE
LINES HAVE THEIR LININGS, AND BOOKES THEIR BUCKRAM
LIP-LABOUR
LIPS TONGUELESSE
LITTLE AND LOUD
LITTLENESSE NO CAUSE OF LEANNESSE
LOADING AND UNLOADING
LONG AND LAZIE
LONG LIFE
LONG LOOKT FOR COMES AT LAST
LOSSE FROM THE LEAST
LOTS TO BE LIKED
LOVE
LOVE DISLIKES NOTHING
LOVE IS A SIRRUP
LOVE KILL'D BY LACK
LOVE LIGHTLY PLEASED
LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG
LOVE PALPABLE
LOVE PERFUMES ALL PARTS
LOVE WHAT IT IS
LOVE'S PLAY AT PUSH-PIN
LYRICK FOR LEGACIES
MAIDS NAY'S ARE NOTHING
MANNA
MANS DYING-PLACE UNCERTAIN
MARTHA, MARTHA
MATTENS, OR MORNING PRAYER
MEANE THINGS OVERCOME MIGHTY
MEAT WITHOUT MIRTH
MEN MIND NO STATE IN SICKNESSE
MERCY
MERCY AND LOVE
MERITS MAKE THE MAN
MIRTH
MISERIES
MODERATION (1)
MODERATION (2)
MONEY GETS THE MASTERIE
MONEY MAKES THE MIRTH
MONTES SCRIPTURARUM, THE MOUNTS OF THE SCRIPTURES
MORA SPONSI, THE STAY OF THE BRIDEGROOME
MORE MODEST, MORE MANLY
MORE POTENT, LESS PECCANT
MOST WORDS, LESSE WORKES
MR. HERRICK HIS DAUGHTER'S DOWRYE
MR. ROBERT HERICKE HIS FARWELL UNTO POETRIE
MRS. ELIZ. WHEELER, UNDER THE NAME OF THE LOST SHEPHERDESS
MULTITUDE
NEED
NEGLECT
NEVER TOO LATE TO DYE
NO ACTION HARD TO AFFECTION
NO BASHFULNESSE IN BEGGING
NO DANGER TO MEN DESPERATE
NO DESPRIGHT TO THE DEAD
NO DIFFERENCE I' TH' DARK
NO ESCAPING THE SCOURGING
NO LOATHSOMENESS IN LOVE
NO LUCK IN LOVE
NO MAN WITHOUT MONEY
NO PAIN, NO GAIN
NO SHIPWRECK OF VIRTUE. TO A FRIEND
NO SPOUSE BUT A SISTER
NO TIME IN ETERNITIE
NO WANT WHERE THERE'S LITTLE
NONE FREE FROM FAULT
NONE TRULY HAPPY HERE
NOR BUYING OR SELLING
NORTH AND SOUTH
NOT EVERY DAY FIT FOR VERSE
NOT TO COVET MUCH WHERE LITTLE IS THE CHARGE
NOT TO LOVE
NOTHING FREE-COST
NOTHING NEW
OBEDIENCE
OBEDIENCE IN SUBJECTS
OBERONS PALACE
OBSERVATION (1)
OBSERVATION (2)
OBSERVATION (3)
OF LOVE (1)
OF LOVE (2)
OF LOVE (3)
OF LOVE; A SONNET
ON A PERFUM'D LADY
ON FORTUNE
ON GELLI-FLOWERS BEGOTTEN
ON HEAVEN
ON HIMSELFE (1)
ON HIMSELFE (10)
ON HIMSELFE (11)
ON HIMSELFE (12)
ON HIMSELFE (13)
ON HIMSELFE (14)
ON HIMSELFE (15)
ON HIMSELFE (16)
ON HIMSELFE (17)
ON HIMSELFE (18)
ON HIMSELFE (2)
ON HIMSELFE (3)
ON HIMSELFE (4)
ON HIMSELFE (5)
ON HIMSELFE (6)
ON HIMSELFE (7)
ON HIMSELFE (8)
ON HIMSELFE (9)
ON HIS BOOKE
ON JULIA'S BREATH
ON JULIA'S LIPS
ON JULIA'S PICTURE
ON LOVE (1)
ON LOVE (2)
ON LOVE (3)
ON LOVE (4)
ON POET PRAT, EPIGRAM
ON TOMASIN PARSONS
ONCE POOR, STILL PENURIOUS
ONCE SEEN, AND NO MORE
ORPHEUS
OUR OWN SINNES UNSEEN
OUT OF TIME, OUT OF TUNE
PAINE AND PLEASURE
PAINE ENDS IN PLEASURE
PAINES WITHOUT PROFIT
PAINTING SOMETIMES PERMITTED
PARADISE
PARCELL-GIL'T-POETRY
PARDON
PARDONS
PASSION
PATIENCE IN PRINCES
PATIENCE, OR COMFORT IN CROSSES
PEACE NOT PERMANENT
PENITENCE (1)
PENITENCE (2)
PENITENCIE
PERSECUTIONS PROFITABLE
PERSECUTIONS PURIFIE
PERSEVERANCE
PHYSITIANS
PITIE TO THE PROSTRATE
PITTIE, AND PUNISHMENT
PLEASURES PERNICIOUS
PLOTS NOT STILL PROSPEROUS
POETRY PERPETUATES THE POET
POETS
POLLICIE IN PRINCES
POSSESSIONS
POSTING TO PRINTING
POTENTATES
POVERTY AND RICHES
POVERTY THE GREATEST PACK
POWER AND PEACE
PRAY AND PROSPER
PRAYER
PRAYERS MUST HAVE POISE
PRECEPTS
PREDESTINATION
PRESCIENCE
PRESENCE AND ABSENCE
PRESENT GOVERNMENT GRIEVOUS
PREVISION, OR PROVISION
PRIDE ALLOWABLE IN POETS
PRINCES AND FAVOURITES
PROOF TO NO PURPOSE
PURGATORY
PURPOSES
PUTREFACTION
RAGGS
RAPINE BRINGS RUINE
READINESSE
RECOMPENSE
REGRESSION SPOILES RESOLUTION
REPLETION
REST
REST REFRESHES
REVENGE
REVERENCE
REVERENCE TO RICHES
REWARD AND PUNISHMENTS
REWARDS
RICHES AND POVERTY
ROARING
RULES FOR OUR REACH
SABBATHS
SAEFTY TO LOOK TO ONES SELFE
SAFETY ON THE SHORE
SAINT DISTAFFS DAY, OR THE MORROW AFTER THE TWELFTH DAY
SALUTATION
SATAN
SATISFACTION FOR SUFFERINGS
SAUCE FOR SORROWES
SEEKE AND FINDE
SHAME, NO STATIST (AFTER LUCAN)
SHIP-WRACK
SHORT AND LONG BOTH LIKES
SILENCE
SIN (1)
SIN (2)
SIN (3)
SIN (4)
SIN (5)
SIN (6)
SIN (7)
SIN AND STRIFE
SIN SEEN
SIN SEVERELY PUNISHT
SINCERITY
SINGLE LIFE MOST SECURE
SINNERS
SINS LOATH'D, AND YET LOV'D
SLAVERY
SMART
SOBRIETY IN SEARCH
SOCIETY
SOFT MUSIC
SOME COMFORT IN CALAMITY
SORROWES
SORROWS SUCCEED
SPEAK IN SEASON
STEAM IN SACRIFICE
STOOL-BALL
STRENGTH TO SUPPORT SOVEREIGNTY
STUDIES TO BE SUPPORTED
SUFFER THAT THOU CANST NOT SHIFT
SUFFERANCE
SUFFERINGS
SUPREME FORTUNE FALLS SOONEST
SURFEITS
SUSPICION MAKES SECURE
SWEETNESS IN SACRIFICE
TAPERS
TEARES (1)
TEARES (2)
TEARES (3)
TEARES (4)
TEARES AND LAUGHTER
TEARES ARE TONGUES
TEMPORALL GOODS
TEMPTATION (1)
TEMPTATION (2)
TEMPTATIONS (1)
TEMPTATIONS (2)
THANKSGIVING
THE ADMONITION
THE AMBER BEAD
THE APPARITION OF HIS MISTRESS CALLING HIM TO ELYSIUM
THE APRON OF FLOWERS
THE ASSE
THE BAD SEASON MAKES THE POET SAD
THE BAG OF THE BEE
THE BED-MAN, OR GRAVE-MAKER
THE BEGGAR TO MAB, THE FAIRIE QUEEN
THE BEGGER
THE BELL-MAN (1)
THE BELL-MAN (2)
THE BLEEDING HAND; OR THE SPRIG OF EGLANTINE GIVEN TO A MAID
THE BODY
THE BONDMAN
THE BRACELET OF PEARLE: TO SILVIA
THE BRIDE-CAKE
THE BROKEN CHRISTALL
THE BUBBLE; A SONG
THE CANDOR OF JULIAS TEETH
THE CAPTIVE BEE; OR THE LITTLE FILCHER
THE CARKANET
THE CEREMONIES FOR CANDLEMAS DAY
THE CHANGES TO CORINNA
THE CHEWING THE CUD
THE CHRISTIAN MILITANT
THE CHRISTMAS PIE
THE CLOUD
THE COBBLER'S CATCH
THE COUNTRY LIFE, TO THE HONOURED M. END. PORTER
THE COVETOUS STILL CAPTIVES
THE CREDIT OF THE CONQUERER
THE CROWD AND COMPANY
THE CRUEL MAID
THE CURSE; A SONG
THE DEFINITION OF BEAUTY
THE DELAYING BRIDE
THE DELUGE
THE DIFFERENCE BETWIXT KINGS AND SUBJECTS
THE DIRGE OF JEPHTHAH'S DAUGHTER; SUNG BY THE VIRGINS
THE DREAM (1)
THE DREAM (2)
THE END (1)
THE END (2)
THE END OF HIS WORKE
THE ENTERTAINMENT: OR PORCH-VERSE AT THE MARRIAGE ...
THE EUCHARIST
THE EYE (1)
THE EYE (2)
THE EYES
THE EYES BEFORE THE EARES
THE FAERIE TEMPLE; OR, OBERONS CHAPPELL
THE FAST, OR LENT
THE FIRST MARRS OR MAKES
THE FRANKINCENSE
THE FROZEN HEART
THE FROZEN ZONE: OR JULIA'S DISDAINFULL
THE FUNERAL RITES OF THE ROSE
THE GOOD NIGHT OR BLESSING
THE GOODNESSE OF HIS GOD
THE HAND AND TONGUE
THE HEADACHE
THE HEART
THE HONEYCOMB
THE HOURE-GLASSE
THE INVITATION
THE JIMMALL RING, OR TRUE-LOVE-KNOT
THE JUDGE-MENT DAY
THE JUDGEMENT DAY
THE LAMP
THE LAST STROKE STRIKE SURE
THE LAWNE
THE MAIDEN BLUSH
THE MAY-POLE
THE MEANE (1)
THE MEANE (2)
THE MEDDOW VERSE OR ANNIVERSARY TO MISTRIS BRIDGET LOWMAN
THE MORE MIGHTY, THE MORE MERCIFULL
THE MOUNT OF THE MUSES
THE NEW CHARON, UPON THE DEATH OF HENRY LORD HASTINGS
THE NEW YEERE'S GIFT
THE NEW-YEERES GIFT, OR CIRCUMCISIONS SONG
THE NUMBER OF TWO
THE OLD WIVES' PRAYER
THE OLIVE BRANCH
THE PARASCEVE, OR PREPARATION
THE PARCAE, OR, THREE DAINTY DESTINIES. THE ARMILET
THE PARLIAMENT OF ROSES TO JULIA
THE PARTING VERSE, OR CHARGE TO SUPPOSED WIFE .. TRAVELLED
THE PARTING VERSE, THE FEAST THERE ENDED
THE PERFUME
THE PETER-PENNY
THE PLAUDITE, OR END OF LIFE
THE PLUNDER
THE POET HATH LOST HIS PIPE
THE POET LOVES A MISTRESS, BUT NOT TO MARRY
THE POMANDER BRACELET
THE POORE MANS PART
THE POORES PORTION
THE POWER IN THE PEOPLE
THE PRESENT TIME BEST PLEASETH
THE PRESENT: OR THE BAG OF THE BEE
THE PRIMITIAE TO PARENTS
THE RAINBOW
THE RAINBOW: OR CURIOUS COVENANT
THE RECOMPENCE
THE RESURRECTION
THE RESURRECTION POSSIBLE, AND PROBABLE
THE RIGHT HAND
THE ROD
THE ROSARIE
THE ROSE
THE ROSEMARIE BRANCH
THE SACRIFICE BY WAY OF DISCOURSE BETWIXT HIMSELFE AND JULIA
THE SADNESSE OF THINGS FOR SAPPHO'S SICKNESSE
THE SCHOOL OR PERL OF PUTNEY ... MISTRESSE PORTMAN
THE SHOOE TYING
THE SHOWRE OF BLOSSOMES
THE SILKEN SNAKE
THE SMELL OF THE SACRIFICE
THE SOUL IS THE SALT
THE SOULE
THE SPELL; A CHARME
THE STAFFE AND THE ROD
THE STAR-SONG: A CAROL TO THE KING
THE SUCCESSION OF THE FOUR SWEET MONTHS
THE SUMME, AND THE THE SATISFACTION
THE SUSPICION UPON HIS OVER-MUCH FAMILIARITY WITH GENTEWOMAN
THE TEARE SENT TO HER FROM STANES
THE TEMPLE
THE TINKER'S SONG
THE TRANSFIGURATION
THE TYTHE. TO THE BRIDE
THE VIRGIN MARY (1)
THE VIRGIN MARY (2)
THE VISION (2)
THE VISION TO ELECTRA
THE VOICE AND THE VIOLL
THE WASSAIL
THE WATCH
THE WAY
THE WEEPING CHERRY
THE WELCOME TO SACK
THE WIDDOWES TEARES; OR, DIRGE OF DORCAS
THE WILL MAKES THE WORK, OR CONSENT MAKES THE CURE
THE WILL THE CAUSE OF WOE
THE WILLOW GARLAND
THE WOUNDED HEART
THINGS MORTALL STILL MUTABLE
THINGS OF CHOICE, LONG A COMING
THIS, AND THE NEXT WORLD
THREE FATALL SISTERS
TO A BED OF TULIPS
TO A FRIEND
TO A GENTLEWOMAN OBJECTING TO HIM HIS GRAY HAIRES
TO A GENTLEWOMAN ON JUST DEALING
TO A MAID
TO ALL YOUNG MEN THAT LOVE
TO ANTHEA (1)
TO ANTHEA (2)
TO ANTHEA (3)
TO ANTHEA (4)
TO ANTHEA (5)
TO ANTHEA (6)
TO ANTHEA (7)
TO ANTHEA LYING IN BED
TO APOLLO
TO APOLLO; A SHORT HYMNE
TO BACCHUS, A CANTICLE
TO BE MERRY
TO BEN JONSON
TO BIANCHA
TO BIANCHA, TO BLESSE HIM
TO CARNATIONS
TO CEDARS
TO CHERRY-BLOSSOMES
TO CHRIST
TO CRITICKS
TO CROWNE IT
TO CUPID
TO DEATH
TO DEWES; A SONG
TO DIANEME (2)
TO DIANEME (3)
TO DIANEME (4)
TO DIANEME. A CEREMONIE IN GLOCESTER
TO DOCTOR ALABLASTER
TO ELECTRA (2)
TO ELECTRA (3)
TO ELECTRA (4)
TO ELECTRA (5)
TO ELECTRA (6)
TO ELECTRA: LOVE LOOKS FOR LOVE
TO ENJOY THE TIME
TO FLOWERS
TO FORTUNE
TO GOD (1)
TO GOD (10)
TO GOD (11)
TO GOD (12)
TO GOD (13)
TO GOD (14)
TO GOD (15)
TO GOD (16)
TO GOD (2)
TO GOD (3)
TO GOD (4)
TO GOD (5)
TO GOD (6)
TO GOD (7)
TO GOD (8)
TO GOD (9)
TO GOD, HIS GIFT
TO GOD, HIS GOOD WILL
TO GOD, IN TIME OF PLUNDERING
TO GOD, ON HIS SICKNESS
TO GOD: AN ANTHEM, SUNG IN THE CHAPPELL AT WHITE-HALL
TO GROVES
TO HEAVEN
TO HIS ANGRIE GOD
TO HIS BOOKE (10)
TO HIS BOOKE (11)
TO HIS BOOKE (12)
TO HIS BOOKE (2)
TO HIS BOOKE (3)
TO HIS BOOKE (4)
TO HIS BOOKE (5)
TO HIS BOOKE (6)
TO HIS BOOKE (7)
TO HIS BOOKE (8)
TO HIS BOOKE (9)
TO HIS BROTHER IN LAW MASTER JOHN WINGFIELD
TO HIS BROTHER NICOLAS HERRICK
TO HIS CLOSET-GODS
TO HIS DEARE VALENTINE, MISTRESSE MARGARET FALCONBRIGE
TO HIS DEERE GOD
TO HIS EVER-LOVING GOD
TO HIS FAITHFULL FRIEND, MASTER JOHN CROFTS, CUP-BEARER
TO HIS FRIEND TO AVOID CONTENTION OF WORDS
TO HIS FRIEND, MASTER J. JINCKS
TO HIS FRIEND, ON THE UNTUNEABLE TIMES
TO HIS GIRLES
TO HIS GIRLES WHO WOULD HAVE HIM SPORTFULL
TO HIS HONOUR'D FRIEND, SIR THOMAS HEALE
TO HIS HONOURED AND MOST INGENIOUS FRIEND MR. CHARLES COTTON
TO HIS HONOURED FRIEND, M. JOHN WEARE, COUNCELLOUR
TO HIS HONOURED FRIEND, SIR JOHN MYNTS
TO HIS HONOURED KINSMAN, SIR RICHARD STONE
TO HIS HONOURED KINSMAN, SIR WILLIAM SOAME
TO HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS
TO HIS KINSMAN, SIR THO. SOAME
TO HIS KINSMAN, THO. HERRICK, WHO DESIRED TO BE IN HIS BOOK
TO HIS KINSWOMAN, MISTRESSE SUSANNA HERRICK
TO HIS KINSWOMAN, MRS. PENELOPE WHEELER
TO HIS LEARNED FRIEND M. JO. HARMAR, PHYSITIAN
TO HIS LOVELY MISTRESSES
TO HIS MAID PREW
TO HIS MISTREESES
TO HIS MISTRESSES
TO HIS MUSE (1)
TO HIS MUSE (2)
TO HIS MUSE (3)
TO HIS MUSE, ANOTHER TO HENRY, MARQUESSE OF DORCHESTER
TO HIS NEPHEW, TO BE PROSPEROUS IN HIS ART OF PAINTING
TO HIS PATERNALL COUNTRY
TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND MASTER THOMAS SHAPCOTT, LAWYER
TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND SIR EDWARD FISH, KNIGHT BARONET
TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND, MR. JOHN WICKS
TO HIS SAVIOUR
TO HIS SAVIOUR. THE NEW YEERS GIFT
TO HIS SAVIOURS SEPULCHER: HIS DEVOTION
TO HIS SISTER IN LAW, M. SUSANNA HERRICK
TO HIS SWEET SAVIOUR
TO HIS TOMB-MAKER
TO HIS VALENTINE, ON S. VALENTINES DAY
TO HIS VERSES
TO HIS WORTHY FRIEND M. JOHN HALL, STUDENT OF GRAYES-INNE
TO HIS WORTHY FRIEND, M. ARTHUR BARTLY
TO HIS WORTHY FRIEND, M. THO. FALCONBIRGE
TO HIS WORTHY KINSMAN, MR. STEPHEN SOAME
TO JEALOUSIE
TO JOS: LO: BISHOP OF EXETER
TO JULIA (1)
TO JULIA (2)
TO JULIA (3)
TO JULIA (4)
TO JULIA (5)
TO JULIA (6)
TO JULIA (7)
TO JULIA (8)
TO JULIA IN THE TEMPLE
TO JULIA, IN HER DAWN, OR DAY-BREAKE
TO JULIA, THE FLAMINICA DIALIS, OR QUEEN-PRIEST
TO LARR
TO LAURELS
TO LIVE FREELY
TO LOVE
TO M. DENHAM, ON HIS PROSPECTIVE POEM
TO M. HENRY LAWES, THE EXCELLENT COMPOSER, OF HIS LYRICS
TO M. KELLAM
TO M. LAURNCE SWETNAHAM
TO M. LEONARD WILLAN HIS PECULIAR FRIEND
TO MARYGOLDS
TO MISTRESS WILLAND
TO MISTRESSE AMIE POTTER
TO MISTRESSE DOROTHY PARSONS
TO MISTRESSE KATHERINE BRADSHAW .. CROWNED HIM WITH LAUREL
TO MOMUS
TO MUSICK
TO MUSICK, TO BECALME A SWEET-SICK-YOUTH
TO MUSICK; A SONG
TO MY DEAREST SISTER M. MERCIE HERRICK
TO MYRRHA, HARD-HEARTED
TO OENONE (1)
TO OENONE (2)
TO OENONE (3)
TO PANSIES
TO PERENNA (1)
TO PERENNA (2)
TO PERENNA (3)
TO PERENNA (4)
TO PERENNA, A MISTRESSE
TO PERILLA
TO PHYLLIS [TO LOVE AND LIVE WITH HIM]
TO PRINCE CHARLES UPON HIS COMING TO EXETER
TO ROBIN REDBREAST
TO ROSEMARY AND BAIES
TO ROSES IN JULIA'S BOSOME
TO SAPHO
TO SAPPHO (1)
TO SAPPHO (2)
TO SILVIA (1)
TO SILVIA (2)
TO SILVIA (3)
TO SILVIA TO WED
TO SIR CLIPSEBY CREW
TO SIR CLISEBIE CREW
TO SIR GEORGE PARRIE, DOCTOR OC THE CIVILL LAW
TO SIR JOHN BERKLEY, GOVERNOUR OF EXETER
TO SPRINGS AND FOUNTAINS
TO SYCAMORES
TO THE DETRACTER
TO THE DUKE OF YORK
TO THE EARLE OF WESTMORELAND
TO THE FEVER, NOT TO TROUBLE JULIA
TO THE GENEROUS READER
TO THE GENIUS OF HIS HOUSE
TO THE HANDDSOME MISTRESSE GRACE POTTER
TO THE HONOURED, MASTER ENDIMION PORTER
TO THE KING
TO THE KING (2)
TO THE KING AND QUEEN, UPON THEIR UNHAPPY DISTANCES
TO THE KING, TO CURE THE EVIL
TO THE KING, UPON HIS COMING WITH ARMY INTO THE WEST
TO THE KING, UPON HIS TAKING OF LEICESTER
TO THE KING, UPON HIS WELCOME TO HAMPTON-COURT
TO THE LADY CREW, UPON THE DEATH OF HER CHILD
TO THE LADY MARY VILLARS, GOVERNESS TO PRINCESS HENRIETTA
TO THE LADYES
TO THE LARK
TO THE LITTLE SPINNERS
TO THE LORD HOPTON, ON HIS FIGHT IN CORNWALL
TO THE MAIDS TO WALKE ABROAD
TO THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED GENTLEMAN, EDWARD NORGATE
TO THE MOST ACCOMPLISHT GENTLEMAN MASTER MICHAEL OULSWORTH
TO THE MOST COMELY AND PROPER M. ELIZABETH FINCH
TO THE MOST FAIR AND LOVELY MISTRIS, ANNE SOAME, LADY ABDIE
TO THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ... CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES
TO THE MOST LEARNED, WISE AND ARCH-ANTIQUARY, M. JOHN SELDEN
TO THE MOST VERTUOUS MISTRESSE POT, WHO .. ENTERTAINED HIM
TO THE NIGHTINGALE, AND ROBIN REDBREAST
TO THE PAINTER, TO DRAW HIM A PICTURE
TO THE PASSENGER
TO THE PATRON OF POETS, M. EMD: PORTER
TO THE PRINCE, GEORGE, DUKE, MARQUESSE & EARL OF BUCKINGHAM
TO THE QUEENE
TO THE REVEREND SHADE OF HIS RELIGIOUS FATHER
TO THE RIGHT GRATIOUS PRINCE, LODWICK, DUKE OF RICHMOND
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDWARD EARLE OF DORSET
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE MILDMAY, EARLE OF WESTMORELAND
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE PHILIP, EARLE OF PEMBROKE
TO THE WESTERN WIND
TO THE WILLOW TREE
TO THE YEW AND CYPRESS TO GRACE HIS FUNERAL
TO VULCAN
TO YOUTH
TREASON
TRUE FRIENDSHIP
TRUE SAFETY
TRUTH
TRUTH AND ERROUR
TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD
TWELFE NIGHT, OR KING AND QUEENE
TWILIGHT (1)
TWILIGHT (2)
TWO THINGS ODIOUS
ULTIMUS HEROUM, OR, TO ... HENRY, MAQUESSE OF DORCHESTER
UPON A BLACK TWIST, ROUNDING ARME OF COUNTESSE OF CARLILE
UPON A CHERRYSTONE SENT .. TIP OF LADY HEMONIA WALGRAVES EAR
UPON A CHILD
UPON A CHILD; AN EPITAPH
UPON A COMELY, AND CURIOUS MAIDE
UPON A DELAYING LADY
UPON A FLIE
UPON A GENTLEWOMAN WITH A SWEET VOICE
UPON A HOARSE SINGER
UPON A LADY FAIRE, BUT FRUITLESSE
UPON A MAID
UPON A MAIDE
UPON A PAINTED GENTLEWOMAN
UPON A PHYSITIAN
UPON A SCARRE IN A VIRGINS FACE
UPON A VIRGIN
UPON A VIRGIN KISSING A ROSE
UPON A WIFE THAT DIED MAD WITH JEALOUSY
UPON A YOUNG MOTHER OF MANY CHILDREN
UPON AN OLD MAN A RESIDENCIARIE
UPON CANDLEMASSE DAY
UPON CLUNN
UPON CUPID (1)
UPON CUPID (2)
UPON CUPID (3)
UPON CUPID (4)
UPON ELECTRA
UPON ELECTRA'S TEARES
UPON FAUNUS
UPON GOD (1)
UPON GOD (2)
UPON GOD (3)
UPON HER ALMES
UPON HER BLUSH
UPON HER VOICE
UPON HER WEEPING
UPON HIMSELF (1)
UPON HIMSELF (2)
UPON HIMSELF (3)
UPON HIMSELF (4)
UPON HIMSELF (5)
UPON HIMSELF (6)
UPON HIMSELFE (1)
UPON HIMSELFE (2)
UPON HIMSELFE BEING BURIED
UPON HIS EYE-SIGHT FALLING HIM
UPON HIS GRAYE HAIRES
UPON HIS JULIA
UPON HIS KINSWOMAN MISTRESSE BRIDGET HERRICK
UPON HIS KINSWOMAN MISTRIS ELIZABETH HERRICK
UPON HIS KINSWOMAN MRS. M.S.
UPON HIS SISTER-IN-LAW, MISTRESS ELIZAB. HERRICK
UPON HIS VERSES
UPON IRENE
UPON JULIA'S FALL
UPON JULIA'S HAIR FILLED WITH DEW
UPON JULIA'S HAIRE, BUNDLED UP IN A GOLDEN NET
UPON JULIA'S RECOVERY
UPON JULIA'S RIBAND
UPON JULIA'S SWEAT
UPON JULIA'S UNLACING HER SELF
UPON KINGS
UPON LOVE (1)
UPON LOVE (10)
UPON LOVE (2)
UPON LOVE (3)
UPON LOVE (4)
UPON LOVE (5)
UPON LOVE (6)
UPON LOVE (7)
UPON LOVE (8)
UPON LOVE (9)
UPON LOVE, BY WAY OF QUESTION AND ANSWER
UPON LUCIA
UPON LUCIA DABLED IN THE DEAW
UPON M. BEN. JONSON - EPIGRAM
UPON M. WILLIAM LAWES, THE RARE MUSITIAN
UPON MAN
UPON MASTER FLETCHERS INCOMPARABLE PLAYES
UPON MISTRESS SUSANNA SOUTHWELL HER FEET
UPON MISTRESSE SUSANNA SOUTHWELL, HER CHEEKS
UPON MISTRESSE SUSANNA SOUTHWELL, HER EYES
UPON MRS. ELIZ. WHEELER, UNDER THE NAME OF AMARILLIS
UPON ONE LILLIE, WHO MARRYED WITH MAID CALL'D ROSE
UPON PARSON BEANES
UPON PARTING
UPON PRUDENCE BALDWIN HER SICKNESS
UPON ROSES
UPON SAPHO
UPON SAPPHO SWEETLY PLAYING AND SWEETLY SINGING
UPON SCOBBLE
UPON SILVIA, A MISTRESS
UPON SOME WOMEN
UPON SPUR
UPON TEARES
UPON THE BISHOP OF LINCOLNE'S IMPRISONMENT
UPON THE DEATH OF HIS SPARROW; AN ELEGIE
UPON THE LADY CREW
UPON THE LOSSE OF HIS FINGER
UPON THE MUST LAMENTED, MR. J. WARR
UPON THE ROSES IN JULIAS BOSOME
UPON THE SAME (THE DETRACTER)
UPON THE TROUBLESOME TIMES
UPON TIME
UPON TUCK, EPIGRAM
UPON VINEGER
UPON WOMAN AND MARY
UPON WRINKLES
VERSES
VERTUE
VERTUE BEST UNITED
VERTUE IS SENSIBLE OF SUFFERING
WAGES
WANT (1)
WANT (2)
WARRE
WELCOME WHAT COMES
WHAT GOD IS
WHAT KIND OF MISTRESSE HE WOULD HAVE
WHIPS
WHY FLOWERS CHANGE COLOUR
WIT PUNISHT, PROPERS MOST
WOMEN USELESSE
WRITING
YOUTH, AND AGE
ZEAL REQUIRED IN LOVE
CHRISTMAS CAROL
COUNTRY LIFE, SELS.
ABOVE THE CLOUDS
CHARME FR. THE MASQUE OF QUEENES
CHERRY RIPE
CHRIST AND WE
CHRISTMAS ECHOES
EPITAPH ON SIR EDWARD GILES
HERRICK. AMARILLIS
HIS PARTING WITH MRS. DOROTHY KENNEDY
NO, NO, THE UTMOST SHARE
NOBLE NUMBERS, SELS.
ON CHLORIS WALKING IN THE SNOW
SEARCH
WITCH
THREE CHARMS
TO CHRIST
TO DIANEME
TO GOD
TO HIS BOOKE (1)
TO HIS DYING BROTHER, MASTER WILLIAM HERRICK
TO HIS HONOURED AND MOST INGENIOUS FRIEND MR. CHARLES COTTON
TO MARYGOLDS
TO THE KING
TO THE KING: UPON HIS TAKING OF LEICESTER
TO WOMEN, TO HIDE THEIR TEETH, IF THEY BE ROTTEN OR RUSTY
TOM O' BEDLAM
UPON A BLACK TWIST ROUNDING THE ARM OF THE COUNTESS OF CARLILE
UPON JOLLY AND JILLY
UPON JULIA'S PETTICOAT
UPON SNEAPE
WHAT KIND OF MISTRESS HE WOULD HAVE
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