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| To My Very Friend Mr I. H. Epigrammatist, for a Farewell to Him and His Remembrance |
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| Sicke Mindes Potion for All in Tribulation in Body, A: or for the Saving of Their Soule |
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| Death Makes Things Appeare as They Are |
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| Wit's Bedlam |
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| Against Plumbus the Wealthy Most Miserable Miser |
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| To the Noble Ladies Heereafter Following |
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| To Attaine a Quiet Life |
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| God and Conscience Tels Truely What We Are; and Are Not as We Seeme |
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