A
Pag.
_As_ Amoret _and_ Thyrsis _lay,_ 30
_As unconcern'd and free as Air,_ 33
_As I am a Sailor,_ 41
_And now, now the Duke's March,_ 47
Aurelia _now one Moment lost,_ 48
_After the pangs of fierce Desire,_ 78
_A Pox on the Fool,_ 119
_A Young Man lately in our Town,_ 180
_All Joy to Mortals,_ 181
_A Pox on the Times,_ 184
_A Pox on such Fools! let the,_ 186
_As Cupid many Ages past,_ 188
_All Christians that have Ears to hear,_ 202
_As at Noon_ Dulcina _rested,_ 206
_A Dean and Prebendary,_ 213
_A World that's full of Fools and Mad-men,_ 229
Astutus Constabularius, 237
Amor est Pegma, 239
_Abroad as I was walking, I'spy'd,_ 247
_A Pedlar proud as I heard tell,_ 248
_A Young Man and a Maid,_ 251
_All own the Young_ Sylvia _is,_ 261
_A Swain in despair,_ 262
_As I came down the hey Land Town,_ 275
_A Jolly young_ Grocer _of_ London Town, 286
_As it befel upon one time,_ 289
_A Taylor good Lord, in the Time of Vacation,_ 292
_A Comely Dame of_ Islington, 296
_Ah! how happy's he,_ 303
_A Little Love may prove a Pleasure,_ 307
_At the Change as I was a walking,_ 324
_All you that must take a leap in the Dark,_ 327
Alphonzo, _if you Sir,_ 339
_A Worthy_ London _Prentice,_ 342
_At the break of Morning light,_ 357
B
_Belinda's pretty, pretty pleasing Form,_ 11
_Blush not redder than the Morning,_ 195
_Banish my_ Lydia _these,_ 203
_Beauty, like Kingdoms not for one,_ 217
_Beneath a cool Shade_ Amaryllis, 270
_Boasting Fops who court the Fair,_ 314
C
_Come here's a good Health,_ 8
Cupid _make your Virgins tender,_ 17
Corinna _I excuse thy Face,_ 34
Chloe _found Love for his_ Psyche, 49
_Coy_ Belinda _may discover,_ 52
Corinna _'tis you that I Love,_ 54
_Come buy my Greens and Flowers,_ 124
CÊlia's _bright Beauty all others transcend,_ 157
_Come from the Temple, away to the Bed,_ 198
_Come all that are dispos'd,_ 255
Chloris, _can you,_ 299
CÊlia _be not too complying,_ 306
_Clasp'd in my dear_ Melinda's _Arms,_ 318
_Come_ CÊlia _come, let's sit and,_ 325
D
_Do not rumple my Top-knot,_ 55
_Day was spent and Night,_ 208
_Dear_ Catholick _brother,_ 277
_Dear Mother I am Transported,_ 278
_Despairing besides a clear stream,_ 363
E
_Ere_ Phillis _with her looks did kill,_ 321
F
_Fly, fly ye lazy Hours,_ 24
_Fye_ Amaryllis, _cease to grieve,_ 27
_Fairest Isle, all Isles excelling,_ 56
_Fye_ Jockey, _never prattle,_ 77
_Forgive me_ Cloe _if I dare,_ 175
_Fortune is blind and Beauty unkind,_ 242
_From Father_ Hopkins, 245
_Fickle Bliss, fantastick Treasure,_ 259
_Fill the Glass fill, fill,_ 280
_Farewel my useless Scrip,_ 320
_Fates I defie, I defie your Advances,_ 345
_Farewel_ Chloe, _O farewel,_ 365
G
_God Prosper long our Gracious Queen,_ 4
_Go, go, go, go falsest of thy Sex,_ 288
_Good morrow Gossip_ Joan, 315
H
_How long, how long shall I pine,_ 14
_Hang this whining way of Wooing,_ 58
_Here's the Summer sprightly, gay,_ 59
_How happy's the Husband,_ 73
_Having spent all my Coin,_ 169
_How happy, how happy is she,_ 176
_Hang the Presbyters Gill,_ 182
_Honest Shepherd, since,_ 205
_How happy's that Husband who after,_ 241
_How is the World transform'd,_ 257
_Hub ub, ub, boo;_ 281
_Had I but Love,_ 304
_How happy are we,_ 319
_Hear_ Chloe _hear,_ 356
_How happy's he who weds a Wife,_ 370
_How Charming_ Phillis _is, how Fair,_ 372
I
_If I hear_ Orinda _Swear,_ 21
_Just coming from Sea,_ 35
_If ever you mean to be kind,_ 75
_I know her false,_ 76
_I am come to lock all fast,_ 78
_In vain_ Clemene _you bestow,_ 80
_If Wine be a Cordial,_ 82
_I fain wou'd find a passing,_ 139
_If I should go seek the,_ 141
_I seek no more to shady coverts,_ 166
_I try'd in Parks and Plays,_ 173
_In a Flowry Myrtle _Grove, 196
_I am a Jolly Toper,_ 200
_I'll tell you all, both great,_ 233
_I am a cunning Constable,_ 236
_I Courted and Writ,_ 253
_I'll tell thee_ Dick _where I have,_ 282
_I am a poor Shepherd undone,_ 284
_I Love to Madness, rave t' enjoy,_ 285
_I'll press, I'll bless thee Charming,_ 297
_I'm vext to think that_ Damon, 317
_I have a Tenement to Let,_ 355
K
_Ken you, who comes here,_ 18
L
_Let not Love, let not Love on me,_ 23
Liberia's _all my Thought,_ 51
_Let_ Mary _live long,_ 84
Lerinda _complaineth that,_ 85
_Lay by your Pleading,_ 191
_Love's Pow'r in my Heart,_ 204
_Let's wet the whistle of the,_ 224
_Let's Sing as one may say,_ 226
Lucinda _has the de'el and all,_ 232
_Love is a Bauble,_ 238
Lais _when you,_ 295
Lorenzo _you amuse the Town,_ 302
_Love's Passion never knew,_ 305
_Let those Youths who Freedom_ 333
Lavia _would, but dare not venture,_ 353
_Love, the sweets of Love,_ 368
M
Marlborough's _a brave Commander,_ 9
_My dear_ Corinna _give me leave,_ 81
_May her blest Example chace,_ 97
_My Dear and only Love,_ 122
_My Nose is the largest of all,_ 131
_My Nose is the Flattest of all,_ 132
_Mortals learn your Lives to,_ 161
Mirtillo, _whilst you patch,_ 169
_My Friend thy Beauty,_ 294
_Must Love, that Tyrant of the,_ 315
_My_ Theodora _can those Eyes,_ 337
N
_Now dry up thy Tears,_ 40
_No, no, poor suffering Heart,_ 90
_New Pyramid's raise,_ 99
_Never sigh, but think of kissing,_ 103
_Now, now the Queen's Health,_ 116
_Noble King_ Lud, 134
_Now I'm resolv'd to Love no more,_ 312
_Not your Eyes_ Melania _move me,_ 322
_Now, now the Night's come,_ 349
_Now_ Jockey _and_ Moggy _are ready,_ 350
O
_Oh! my Panting, panting Heart,_ 25
_Over the Mountains,_ 86
_Oh how Happy's he, who from,_ 105
_Oh! the mighty pow'r of Love,_ 162
_Oh the Charming Month of_ May, 344
_Oh_ Roger _I've been to see_ Eugene, 346
_Of all the handsome Ladies,_ 348
P
Phillis _lay aside your Thinking,_ 107
_Pish fye, you're rude Sir,_ 108
Phillis, _I can ne'er forgive it,_ 187
_Poor_ Sawney _had marry'd a Wife,_ 268
R
_Room for Gentlemen,_ 136
_Retire old Miser,_ 209
_Richest Gift of lavish Nature,_ 264
S
_She met with a Country-man,_ 31
_Stand, clear, my Masters,_ 62
_Sometimes I am a Tapster new,_ 91
_She went Apparell'd neat and fine,_ 95
_Say cruel_ Amoret, _how long,_ 112
_Such command o'er my Fate,_ 113
_Sit you merry Gallants,_ 145
_Since_ Phillis _swears Inconstancy,_ 194
_Some in the Town go betimes,_ 197
_Suppose a Man does all he can,_ 210
Sors sine visu, 244
_See bleeding at your Feet,_ 311
_Since_ Tom's _in the Chair, and every one here,_ 340
_Such a happy, happy, Life,_ 362
T
_To meet her_ Mars _the Queen of Love,_ 19
_Thus_ Damon _knock'd at _CÊlia's _Door,_ 37
_The World is a Bubble and full of,_ 38
_Through the cold shady Woods,_ 44
_The gordian Knot,_ 88
_There Dwelt a Widow in this Town,_ 93
_There was an Old Man,_ 100
_There is a Thing which in the light,_ 106
_There's not a Swain,_ 110
_Tormenting Beauty leave my Breast,_ 111
_Tell me why so long,_ 114
_'Tis a foolish mistake,_ 115
_Tell me, tell me, charming,_ 128
_Tho' thou'rt ugly and Old,_ 143
_Tho' you make no return,_ 149
_The King is gone to_ Oxon _Town,_ 158
_Tho' I love and she knows it,_ 167
_There was three Travellers,_ 177
Troy _had a breed of brave,_ 218
_There's none so Pretty,_ 222
_The Ordinance a-board,_ 250
_That scornful_ Sylvia's _Chains,_ 260
Tom _Tinker's my true love,_ 265
_To you Fair Ladies now at Land,_ 272
_Then come kind_ Damon _come,_ 323
_The Night is come that will,_ 330
_There's a new set of Rakes,_ 330
_Tho' Begging is an Honest Trade,_ 338
_The Rosey Morn lukes blith and Gay,_ 360
_The Restauration now's the Word,_ 361
U
_Underneath the Castle Wall,_ 120
_Unguarded lies the wishing Maid,_ 129
Vobis magnis parvis dicam, 234
W
_Whilst_ Phillis _is Drinking,_ 13
_War, War and Battle now no more,_ 15
_What shall I do, I am undone,_ 121
_When Wit and Beauty,_ 151
_When_ Sylvia _was kind,_ 153
_What, Love a crime,_ 154
_When I have often heard young Maids,_ 156
_What state of Life can be,_ 163
_When_ Jockey _first I saw,_ 165
_When_ Dido _was a_ Carthage _Queen,_ 192
_We merry Wives of_ Windsor, 211
_Wo'as me poor Lass! what mun,_ 263
_When on her Eyes,_ 267
_With sighing and wishing,_ 271
_What sayest thou,_ 287
_What shall I do, I've lost my Heart,_ 299
_When I was in the low Country,_ 300
_Walk up to Virtue Strait,_ 301
_When first I lay'd Siege to my_ Chloris, 308
_Why alas do you now leave me,_ 309
_When Beauty such as yours,_ 310
_When crafty Fowlers would,_ 313
_Who can_ Dorinda's _Beauty view,_ 326
_When embracing my Friends,_ 354
_Why will_ Clemene _when I gaze,_ 372
Y
_Ye Commons and Peers,_ 1
_You guess by my wither'd Face,_ 172
_You Friends to Reformation,_ 215
_Young_ Strephon _and_ Phillis, 220
_Young_ Strephon _he has Woo'd_ 241
_You Ladies draw near,_ 329
_You tell me_ Dick _you've lately,_ 331
_Your Melancholy's all a Folly,_ 334
Z
_Z--ds Madam return me my Heart,_ 147