| Phantasie a Great Comforter, or Tormenter |
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| In the Lowd, Alowd, or Well Deserved Renowne of our Britaine-Ulysses: His Present Worke |
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| To the Right Honorable Earle of Cumberland |
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| Consolations for, and to the King |
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| 24 |
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| Non Est Eivsdem & Multa & Opportuna Dicere |
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| Upon the Making of One Friends Face on the Bord, Where Another Was Made |
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| To the Right Noble and Intirely Beloved Earle of Southamton, &c. |
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| Againe |
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