| | PAGE |
| [THOMAS STANLEY] | [95] |
| [Introduction] | [97] |
| [Poems not printed after 1647] | [101] |
| [Despair] | [101] |
| [The Picture] | [101] |
| [Opinion] | [101] |
| [Poems printed in 1647 and reprinted in 1656 but not in 1651] | [102] |
| [The Dream] | [102] |
| [To Chariessa, beholding herself in a Glass] | [102] |
| [The Blush] | [103] |
| [The Cold Kiss] | [103] |
| [The Idolater] | [104] |
| [The Magnet] | [104] |
| [On a Violet in her Breast] | [105] |
| [Song: 'Foolish lover, go and seek'] | [105] |
| [The Parting] | [106] |
| [Counsel] | [106] |
| [Expostulation with Love in Despair] | [107] |
| [Song: 'Faith, 'tis not worth thy pains and care'] | [108] |
| [Expectation] | [108] |
| [1651 Poems] | [109] |
| [The Dedication: To Love] | [109] |
| [The Glow-worm] | [110] |
| [The Breath] | [111] |
| [Desiring her to burn his Verses] | [111] |
| [The Night] | [112] |
| [Excuse for wishing her less Fair] | [113] |
| [Chang'd, yet Constant] | [113] |
| [The Self-deceiver (Montalvan)] | [115] |
| [The Cure] | [115] |
| [Celia Singing] | [117] |
| [A la Mesme] | [117] |
| [The Return] | [118] |
| [Song: 'When I lie burning in thine eye'] | [119] |
| [The Sick Lover (Guarini)] | [119] |
| [Song: 'Celinda, by what potent art'] | [120] |
| [Song: 'Fool, take up thy shaft again'] | [120] |
| [Delay] | [121] |
| [Commanded by his Mistress to woo for her (Marina)] | [121] |
| [The Repulse] | [122] |
| [The Tomb] | [123] |
| [The Enjoyment (St.-Amant)] | [124] |
| [To Celia Pleading Want of Merit] | [126] |
| [The Bracelet (Tristan)] | [127] |
| [The Kiss] | [128] |
| [Apollo and Daphne (Garcilasso Marino)] | [128] |
| [Speaking and Kissing] | [129] |
| [The Snow-ball] | [129] |
| [The Deposition] | [130] |
| [To his Mistress in Absence (Tasso)] | [130] |
| [Love's Heretic] | [130] |
| [La Belle Confidente] | [132] |
| [La Belle Ennemie] | [132] |
| [The Dream (Lope de Vega)] | [133] |
| [To the Lady D.] | [133] |
| [Love Deposed] | [134] |
| [The Divorce] | [134] |
| [Time Recovered (Casone)] | [135] |
| [The Bracelet] | [135] |
| [The Farewell] | [136] |
| [Claim to Love (Guarini)] | [137] |
| [To his Mistress, who dreamed he was wounded (Guarini)] | [137] |
| [The Exchange] | [138] |
| [Unaltered by Sickness] | [138] |
| [On his Mistress's Death (Petrarch)] | [139] |
| [The Exequies] | [139] |
| [The Silkworm] | [140] |
| [A Lady Weeping (Montalvan)] | [140] |
| [Ambition] | [141] |
| [Song: 'When, dearest beauty, thou shall pay'] | [141] |
| [The Revenge] | [142] |
| [Song: 'I will not trust thy tempting graces'] | [142] |
| [Song: 'No, I will sooner trust the wind'] | [143] |
| [To a Blind Man in Love (Marino)] | [143] |
| [Answer] | [143] |
| [Song: 'I prithee let my heart alone'] | [144] |
| [The Loss] | [144] |
| [The Self-Cruel] | [145] |
| [Song (by M. W. M.): 'Wert thou yet fairer than thou art' ] | [145] |
| [Answer] | [146] |
| [The Relapse] | [146] |
| [To the Countess of S. with the Holy Court] | [147] |
| [Song (De Voiture): 'I languish in a silent flame'] | [147] |
| [Drawn for Valentine by the L. D. S.] | [148] |
| [The Modest Wish (Barclay)] | [148] |
| [E Catalectis Veterum Poetarum] | [149] |
| [On the Edition of Mr. Fletcher's Works] | [149] |
| [To Mr. W. Hammond] | [150] |
| [On Mr. Shirley's Poems] | [151] |
| [On Mr. Sherburn's Translation of Seneca's Medea, and Vindication
of the Author] | [152] |
| [On Mr. Hall's Essays] | [153] |
| [On Sir John Suckling his Picture and Poems] | [154] |
| [The Union (by Mr. William Fairfax)] | [154] |
| [The Answer] | [154] |
| [Pythagoras his Moral Rules] | [155] |
| [Poems appearing only in the Edition of 1656] | [159] |
| ['On this swelling bank, once proud'] | [159] |
| ['Dear, fold me once more in thine arms!'] | [160] |
| ['The lazy hours move slow'] | [160] |