| The Dreamer Comes to A Garden Wall |
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| Evil Tongue Arouses Jealousy Against the Lover |
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| The Lover Accuses Reason of Lewdness |
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| The God of Love Pardons the Lover For Listening to Reason, and Promises Aid |
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| Fair Welcome Thanks the Duenna and Agrees to Receive the Lover |
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| Nature Begins Her Confession |
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| The Poet Tells the Story of Pygmalion, and of Cinyras and Myrrha |
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| The Dreamer Enters the Garden of Mirth |
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| Jealousy Builds A Castle in Which to Immure Fair Welcome and the Rose |
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| The Lover's Friend Takes Reason's Place |
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