| Soliloquy 41 |
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| Pindarick Poem on Habbakuk |
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| Pastoral, A. In imitation of Draton's second Nymphal |
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| Hymn 1 |
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| A Pastoral |
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| A Pastoral on the nativity of our Savior. In imitation of an Italian Pastoral |
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| Epistle from Alexias, a noble Roman, to his wife, whom he left on his wedding day |
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| Come, my Beloved, let us go forth into the fields, let us lodge in the villages |
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| Love and Friendship: A Pastoral |
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| And, though after my Skin, Worms / destroy this Body, yet in my Flesh / shall I see God, Job 19.26 |
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