| To My Much Honored and Sincerely Beloved Friend, Sir Francis Smith, Knight |
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| Of Myselfe |
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| Of Phrine Her Wit and Will |
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| Againe, in Condoling Her Case, Beeing Afflicted with the Plague |
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| A Contention betwixt a Wife, a Widow, and a Maid |
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| To My Deere Friend and Country-Man Mr Simon Hill |
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| Invocation of the Water-Nymph Thames, to Well-Intreat the Land-Nimph Being in her Power, An |
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| That Mortall Life is a Mortall Plague |
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| To My Most Deare, and No Lesse Worthily-Beloved Friend and Pupill, Henry Mainwarring Esquier |
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| To the Truly Noble Lord, Deservedly Al-Be-Loved, the Lord north |
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