The Hesperides & Noble Numbers: Vol. 1 and 2

by Robert Herrick

ROBERT HERRICK

THE HESPERIDES & NOBLE
NUMBERS: EDITED BY
ALFRED POLLARD
WITH A PREFACE BY
A. C. SWINBURNE

[Vol. I.] [Vol. II.]

REVISED EDITION

LONDON: LAWRENCE & BULLEN, Ltd., 16 Henrietta Street, W.C. 1898.

NEW YORK: LAWRENCE & BULLEN, Ltd., 153-157 Fifth Avenue 1898.

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CONTENTS

[VOLUME I]

• [EDITOR'S NOTE.]
• [PREFACE.]
• [LIFE OF HERRICK.]
• [NOTE TO SECOND EDITION.]
• [HESPERIDES.]
  • [DEDICATION.]
  • [1. THE ARGUMENT OF HIS BOOK.]
  • [2. TO HIS MUSE.]
  • [3. TO HIS BOOK.]
  • [4. ANOTHER.]
  • [7. TO HIS BOOK.]
  • [8. WHEN HE WOULD HAVE HIS VERSES READ.]
  • [9. UPON JULIA'S RECOVERY.]
  • [10. TO SILVIA TO WED.]
  • [11. THE PARLIAMENT OF ROSES TO JULIA.]
  • [12. NO BASHFULNESS IN BEGGING.]
  • [13. THE FROZEN HEART.]
  • [14. TO PERILLA.]
  • [15. A SONG TO THE MASKERS.]
  • [16. TO PERENNA.]
  • [17. TREASON.]
  • [18. TWO THINGS ODIOUS.]
  • [19. TO HIS MISTRESSES.]
  • [20. THE WOUNDED HEART.]
  • [21. NO LOATHSOMENESS IN LOVE.]
  • [22. TO ANTHEA.]
  • [23. THE WEEPING CHERRY.]
  • [24. SOFT MUSIC.]
  • [25. THE DIFFERENCE BETWIXT KINGS AND SUBJECTS.]
  • [26. HIS ANSWER TO A QUESTION.]
  • [27. UPON JULIA'S FALL.]
  • [28. EXPENSES EXHAUST.]
  • [29. LOVE, WHAT IT IS.]
  • [30. PRESENCE AND ABSENCE.]
  • [31. NO SPOUSE BUT A SISTER.]
  • [32. THE POMANDER BRACELET.]
  • [33. THE SHOE-TYING.]
  • [34. THE CARCANET.]
  • [35. HIS SAILING FROM JULIA.]
  • [36. HOW THE WALL-FLOWER CAME FIRST, AND WHY SO CALLED.]
  • [37. WHY FLOWERS CHANGE COLOUR.]
  • [38. TO HIS MISTRESS OBJECTING TO HIM NEITHER TOYING OR TALKING.]
  • [39. UPON THE LOSS OF HIS MISTRESSES.]
  • [40. THE DREAM.]
  • [42. TO LOVE.]
  • [43. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [44. LOVE'S PLAY AT PUSH-PIN.]
  • [45. THE ROSARY.]
  • [46. UPON CUPID.]
  • [47. THE PARCÆ; OR, THREE DAINTY DESTINIES: THE ARMILLET.]
  • [48. SORROWS SUCCEED.]
  • [49. CHERRY-PIT.]
  • [50. TO ROBIN REDBREAST.]
  • [51. DISCONTENTS IN DEVON.]
  • [52. TO HIS PATERNAL COUNTRY.]
  • [53. CHERRY-RIPE.]
  • [54. TO HIS MISTRESSES.]
  • [55. TO ANTHEA.]
  • [56. THE VISION TO ELECTRA.]
  • [57. DREAMS.]
  • [58. AMBITION.]
  • [59. HIS REQUEST TO JULIA.]
  • [60. MONEY GETS THE MASTERY.]
  • [61. THE SCARE-FIRE.]
  • [62. UPON SILVIA, A MISTRESS.]
  • [63. CHEERFULNESS IN CHARITY; OR, THE SWEET SACRIFICE.]
  • [65. SWEETNESS IN SACRIFICE.]
  • [66. STEAM IN SACRIFICE.]
  • [67. UPON JULIA'S VOICE.]
  • [68. AGAIN.]
  • [69. ALL THINGS DECAY AND DIE.]
  • [70. THE SUCCESSION OF THE FOUR SWEET MONTHS.]
  • [71. NO SHIPWRECK OF VIRTUE. TO A FRIEND.]
  • [72. UPON HIS SISTER-IN-LAW, MISTRESS ELIZABETH HERRICK.]
  • [73. OF LOVE. A SONNET.]
  • [74. TO ANTHEA.]
  • [75. THE ROCK OF RUBIES, AND THE QUARRY OF PEARLS.]
  • [76. CONFORMITY.]
  • [77. TO THE KING, UPON HIS COMING WITH HIS ARMY INTO THE WEST.]
  • [78. UPON ROSES.]
  • [79. TO THE KING AND QUEEN UPON THEIR UNHAPPY DISTANCES.]
  • [80. DANGERS WAIT ON KINGS.]
  • [81. THE CHEAT OF CUPID; OR, THE UNGENTLE GUEST.]
  • [82. TO THE REVEREND SHADE OF HIS RELIGIOUS FATHER.]
  • [83. DELIGHT IN DISORDER.]
  • [84. TO HIS MUSE.]
  • [85. UPON LOVE.]
  • [86. TO DEAN BOURN, A RUDE RIVER IN DEVON, BY WHICH SOMETIMES HE LIVED.]
  • [87. KISSING USURY.]
  • [88. TO JULIA.]
  • [89. TO LAURELS.]
  • [90. HIS CAVALIER.]
  • [91. ZEAL REQUIRED IN LOVE.]
  • [92. THE BAG OF THE BEE.]
  • [93. LOVE KILLED BY LACK.]
  • [94. TO HIS MISTRESS.]
  • [95. TO THE GENEROUS READER.]
  • [96. TO CRITICS.]
  • [97. DUTY TO TYRANTS.]
  • [98. BEING ONCE BLIND, HIS REQUEST TO BIANCA.]
  • [100. NO WANT WHERE THERE'S LITTLE.]
  • [101. BARLEY-BREAK; OR, LAST IN HELL.]
  • [102. THE DEFINITION OF BEAUTY.]
  • [103. TO DIANEME.]
  • [104. TO ANTHEA LYING IN BED.]
  • [105. TO ELECTRA.]
  • [106. A COUNTRY-LIFE: TO HIS BROTHER, MR. THO. HERRICK.]
  • [107. DIVINATION BY A DAFFODIL.]
  • [108. TO THE PAINTER, TO DRAW HIM A PICTURE.]
  • [111. A LYRIC TO MIRTH.]
  • [112. TO THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND.]
  • [113. AGAINST LOVE.]
  • [114. UPON JULIA'S RIBAND.]
  • [115. THE FROZEN ZONE; OR, JULIA DISDAINFUL.]
  • [116. AN EPITAPH UPON A SOBER MATRON.]
  • [117. TO THE PATRON OF POETS, M. END. PORTER.]
  • [118. THE SADNESS OF THINGS FOR SAPPHO'S SICKNESS.]
  • [119. LEANDER'S OBSEQUIES.]
  • [120. HOPE HEARTENS.]
  • [121. FOUR THINGS MAKE US HAPPY HERE.]
  • [122. HIS PARTING FROM MRS. DOROTHY KENNEDY.]
  • [123. THE TEAR SENT TO HER FROM STAINES.]
  • [124. UPON ONE LILY, WHO MARRIED WITH A MAID CALLED ROSE.]
  • [125. AN EPITAPH UPON A CHILD.]
  • [127. THE HOUR-GLASS.]
  • [128. HIS FAREWELL TO SACK.]
  • [130. UPON MRS. ELIZABETH WHEELER, UNDER THE NAME OF AMARILLIS.]
  • [132. TO MYRRHA, HARD-HEARTED.]
  • [133. THE EYE.]
  • [134. UPON THE MUCH-LAMENTED MR. J. WARR.]
  • [136. THE SUSPICION UPON HIS OVER-MUCH FAMILIARITY WITH A GENTLEWOMAN.]
  • [137. SINGLE LIFE MOST SECURE.]
  • [138. THE CURSE. A SONG.]
  • [139. THE WOUNDED CUPID. SONG.]
  • [140. TO DEWS. A SONG.]
  • [141. SOME COMFORT IN CALAMITY.]
  • [142. THE VISION.]
  • [143. LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG.]
  • [144. UPON A VIRGIN KISSING A ROSE.]
  • [145. UPON A WIFE THAT DIED MAD WITH JEALOUSY.]
  • [146. UPON THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN'S IMPRISONMENT.]
  • [147. DISSUASIONS FROM IDLENESS.]
  • [149. AN EPITHALAMY TO SIR THOMAS SOUTHWELL AND HIS LADY.]
  • [150. TEARS ARE TONGUES.]
  • [151. UPON A YOUNG MOTHER OF MANY CHILDREN.]
  • [152. TO ELECTRA.]
  • [153. HIS WISH.]
  • [154. HIS PROTESTATION TO PERILLA.]
  • [155. LOVE PERFUMES ALL PARTS.]
  • [156. TO JULIA.]
  • [157. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [158. VIRTUE IS SENSIBLE OF SUFFERING.]
  • [159. THE CRUEL MAID.]
  • [160. TO DIANEME.]
  • [161. TO THE KING, TO CURE THE EVIL.]
  • [162. HIS MISERY IN A MISTRESS.]
  • [164. TO A GENTLEWOMAN OBJECTING TO HIM HIS GRAY HAIRS.]
  • [165. TO CEDARS.]
  • [166. UPON CUPID.]
  • [167. HOW PRIMROSES CAME GREEN.]
  • [168. TO JOS., LORD BISHOP OF EXETER.]
  • [169. UPON A BLACK TWIST ROUNDING THE ARM OF THE COUNTESS OF CARLISLE.]
  • [170. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [172. A RING PRESENTED TO JULIA.]
  • [173. TO THE DETRACTOR.]
  • [174. UPON THE SAME.]
  • [175. JULIA'S PETTICOAT.]
  • [176. TO MUSIC.]
  • [177. DISTRUST.]
  • [178. CORINNA'S GOING A-MAYING.]
  • [179. ON JULIA'S BREATH.]
  • [180. UPON A CHILD. AN EPITAPH.]
  • [181. A DIALOGUE BETWIXT HORACE AND LYDIA, TRANSLATED ANNO 1627, AND SET BY MR. RO. RAMSEY.]
  • [182. THE CAPTIV'D BEE, OR THE LITTLE FILCHER.]
  • [185. AN ODE TO MASTER ENDYMION PORTER, UPON HIS BROTHER'S DEATH.]
  • [186. TO HIS DYING BROTHER, MASTER WILLIAM HERRICK.]
  • [187. THE OLIVE BRANCH.]
  • [189. TO CHERRY-BLOSSOMS.]
  • [190. HOW LILIES CAME WHITE.]
  • [191. TO PANSIES.]
  • [192. ON GILLY-FLOWERS BEGOTTEN.]
  • [193. THE LILY IN A CRYSTAL.]
  • [194. TO HIS BOOK.]
  • [195. UPON SOME WOMEN.]
  • [196. SUPREME FORTUNE FALLS SOONEST.]
  • [197. THE WELCOME TO SACK.]
  • [198. IMPOSSIBILITIES TO HIS FRIEND.]
  • [201. TO LIVE MERRILY AND TO TRUST TO GOOD VERSES.]
  • [202. FAIR DAYS: OR, DAWNS DECEITFUL.]
  • [203. LIPS TONGUELESS.]
  • [204. TO THE FEVER, NOT TO TROUBLE JULIA.]
  • [205. TO VIOLETS.]
  • [207. TO CARNATIONS. A SONG.]
  • [208. TO THE VIRGINS, TO MAKE MUCH OF TIME.]
  • [209. SAFETY TO LOOK TO ONESELF.]
  • [210. TO HIS FRIEND, ON THE UNTUNABLE TIMES.]
  • [211. HIS POETRY HIS PILLAR.]
  • [212. SAFETY ON THE SHORE.]
  • [213. A PASTORAL UPON THE BIRTH OF PRINCE CHARLES. PRESENTED TO THE KING, AND SET BY MR. NIC. LANIERE.]
  • [214. TO THE LARK.]
  • [215. THE BUBBLE. A SONG.]
  • [216. A MEDITATION FOR HIS MISTRESS.]
  • [217. THE BLEEDING HAND; OR, THE SPRIG OF EGLANTINE GIVEN TO A MAID.]
  • [218. LYRIC FOR LEGACIES.]
  • [219. A DIRGE UPON THE DEATH OF THE RIGHT VALIANT LORD, BERNARD STUART.]
  • [220. TO PERENNA, A MISTRESS.]
  • [223. THE FAIRY TEMPLE; OR, OBERON'S CHAPEL DEDICATED TO MR. JOHN MERRIFIELD, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.]
  • [224. TO MISTRESS KATHERINE BRADSHAW, THE LOVELY, THAT CROWNED HIM WITH LAUREL.]
  • [225. THE PLAUDITE, OR END OF LIFE.]
  • [226. TO THE MOST VIRTUOUS MISTRESS POT, WHO MANY TIMES ENTERTAINED HIM.]
  • [227. TO MUSIC, TO BECALM HIS FEVER.]
  • [228. UPON A GENTLEWOMAN WITH A SWEET VOICE.]
  • [229. UPON CUPID.]
  • [230. UPON JULIA'S BREASTS.]
  • [231. BEST TO BE MERRY.]
  • [232. THE CHANGES TO CORINNA.]
  • [234. NEGLECT.]
  • [235. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [236. UPON A PHYSICIAN.]
  • [238. TO THE ROSE. A SONG.]
  • [240. TO HIS BOOK.]
  • [241. UPON A PAINTED GENTLEWOMAN.]
  • [243. DRAW-GLOVES.]
  • [244. TO MUSIC, TO BECALM A SWEET-SICK YOUTH.]
  • [245. TO THE HIGH AND NOBLE PRINCE GEORGE, DUKE, MARQUIS, AND EARL OF BUCKINGHAM.]
  • [246. HIS RECANTATION.]
  • [247. THE COMING OF GOOD LUCK.]
  • [248. THE PRESENT; OR, THE BAG OF THE BEE.]
  • [249. ON LOVE.]
  • [250. THE HOCK-CART OR HARVEST HOME. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE MILDMAY, EARL OF WESTMORELAND.]
  • [251. THE PERFUME.]
  • [252. UPON HER VOICE.]
  • [253. NOT TO LOVE.]
  • [254. TO MUSIC. A SONG.]
  • [255. TO THE WESTERN WIND.]
  • [256. UPON THE DEATH OF HIS SPARROW. AN ELEGY.]
  • [257. TO PRIMROSES FILLED WITH MORNING DEW.]
  • [258. HOW ROSES CAME RED.]
  • [259. COMFORT TO A LADY UPON THE DEATH OF HER HUSBAND.]
  • [260. HOW VIOLETS CAME BLUE.]
  • [262. TO THE WILLOW-TREE.]
  • [263. MRS. ELIZ. WHEELER, UNDER THE NAME OF THE LOST SHEPHERDESS.]
  • [264. TO THE KING.]
  • [265. TO THE QUEEN.]
  • [266. THE POET'S GOOD WISHES FOR THE MOST HOPEFUL AND HANDSOME PRINCE, THE DUKE OF YORK.]
  • [267. TO ANTHEA, WHO MAY COMMAND HIM ANYTHING.]
  • [268. PREVISION OR PROVISION.]
  • [269. OBEDIENCE IN SUBJECTS.]
  • [270. MORE POTENT, LESS PECCANT.]
  • [271. UPON A MAID THAT DIED THE DAY SHE WAS MARRIED.]
  • [274. TO MEADOWS.]
  • [275. CROSSES.]
  • [276. MISERIES.]
  • [278. TO HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS.]
  • [279. TO THE NIGHTINGALE AND ROBIN REDBREAST.]
  • [280. TO THE YEW AND CYPRESS TO GRACE HIS FUNERAL.]
  • [281. I CALL AND I CALL.]
  • [282. ON A PERFUMED LADY.]
  • [283. A NUPTIAL SONG OR EPITHALAMY ON SIR CLIPSEBY CREW AND HIS LADY.]
  • [284. THE SILKEN SNAKE.]
  • [285. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [286. UPON LOVE.]
  • [287. REVERENCE TO RICHES.]
  • [288. DEVOTION MAKES THE DEITY.]
  • [289. TO ALL YOUNG MEN THAT LOVE.]
  • [290. THE EYES.]
  • [291. NO FAULT IN WOMEN.]
  • [293. OBERON'S FEAST.]
  • [294. EVENT OF THINGS NOT IN OUR POWER.]
  • [295. UPON HER BLUSH.]
  • [296. MERITS MAKE THE MAN.]
  • [297. TO VIRGINS.]
  • [298. VIRTUE.]
  • [299. THE BELLMAN.]
  • [300. BASHFULNESS.]
  • [301. TO THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED GENTLEMAN, MASTER EDWARD NORGATE, CLERK OF THE SIGNET TO HIS MAJESTY. EPIG.]
  • [302. UPON PRUDENCE BALDWIN: HER SICKNESS.]
  • [303. TO APOLLO. A SHORT HYMN.]
  • [304. A HYMN TO BACCHUS.]
  • [306. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [307. CASUALTIES.]
  • [308. BRIBES AND GIFTS GET ALL.]
  • [309. THE END.]
  • [310. UPON A CHILD THAT DIED.]
  • [312. CONTENT, NOT CATES.]
  • [313. THE ENTERTAINMENT; OR, PORCH-VERSE, AT THE MARRIAGE OF MR. HENRY NORTHLY AND THE MOST WITTY MRS. LETTICE YARD.]
  • [314. THE GOOD-NIGHT OR BLESSING.]
  • [316. TO DAFFODILS.]
  • [318. UPON A LADY THAT DIED IN CHILD-BED, AND LEFT A DAUGHTER BEHIND HER.]
  • [319. A NEW-YEAR'S GIFT SENT TO SIR SIMON STEWARD.]
  • [320. MATINS; OR, MORNING PRAYER.]
  • [321. EVENSONG.]
  • [322. THE BRACELET TO JULIA.]
  • [323. THE CHRISTIAN MILITANT.]
  • [324. A SHORT HYMN TO LAR.]
  • [325. ANOTHER TO NEPTUNE.]
  • [327. HIS EMBALMING TO JULIA.]
  • [328. GOLD BEFORE GOODNESS.]
  • [329. THE KISS. A DIALOGUE.]
  • [330. THE ADMONITION.]
  • [331. TO HIS HONOURED KINSMAN, SIR WILLIAM SOAME. EPIG.]
  • [332. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [333. TO LAR.]
  • [334. THE DEPARTURE OF THE GOOD DEMON.]
  • [335. CLEMENCY.]
  • [336. HIS AGE, DEDICATED TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND, M. JOHN WICKES, UNDER THE NAME OF POSTHUMUS.]
  • [337. A SHORT HYMN TO VENUS.]
  • [338. TO A GENTLEWOMAN ON JUST DEALING.]
  • [339. THE HAND AND TONGUE.]
  • [340. UPON A DELAYING LADY.]
  • [341. TO THE LADY MARY VILLARS, GOVERNESS TO THE PRINCESS HENRIETTA.]
  • [342. UPON HIS JULIA.]
  • [343. TO FLOWERS.]
  • [344. TO MY ILL READER.]
  • [345. THE POWER IN THE PEOPLE.]
  • [346. A HYMN TO VENUS AND CUPID.]
  • [347. ON JULIA'S PICTURE.]
  • [348. HER BED.]
  • [349. HER LEGS.]
  • [350. UPON HER ALMS.]
  • [351. REWARDS.]
  • [352. NOTHING NEW.]
  • [353. THE RAINBOW.]
  • [354. THE MEADOW-VERSE; OR, ANNIVERSARY TO MISTRESS BRIDGET LOWMAN.]
  • [355. THE PARTING VERSE, THE FEAST THERE ENDED.]
  • [356. UPON JUDITH. EPIG.]
  • [359. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE PHILIP, EARL OF PEMBROKE AND MONTGOMERY.]
  • [360. AN HYMN TO JUNO.]
  • [362. UPON SAPPHO SWEETLY PLAYING AND SWEETLY SINGING.]
  • [364. CHOP-CHERRY.]
  • [365. TO THE MOST LEARNED, WISE, AND ARCH-ANTIQUARY, M. JOHN SELDEN.]
  • [366. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [367. UPON WRINKLES.]
  • [370. PRAY AND PROSPER.]
  • [371. HIS LACHRYMÆ; OR, MIRTH TURNED TO MOURNING.]
  • [375. TO THE MOST FAIR AND LOVELY MISTRESS ANNE SOAME, NOW LADY ABDIE.]
  • [376. UPON HIS KINSWOMAN, MISTRESS ELIZABETH HERRICK.]
  • [377. A PANEGYRIC TO SIR LEWIS PEMBERTON.]
  • [378. TO HIS VALENTINE ON ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.]
  • [382. UPON M. BEN. JONSON. EPIG.]
  • [383. ANOTHER.]
  • [384. TO HIS NEPHEW, TO BE PROSPEROUS IN HIS ART OF PAINTING.]
  • [386. A VOW TO MARS.]
  • [387. TO HIS MAID, PREW.]
  • [388. A CANTICLE TO APOLLO.]
  • [389. A JUST MAN.]
  • [390. UPON A HOARSE SINGER.]
  • [391. HOW PANSIES OR HEART'S-EASE CAME FIRST.]
  • [392. TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND, SIR EDWARD FISH, KNIGHT BARONET.]
  • [393. LAR'S PORTION AND THE POET'S PART.]
  • [394. UPON MAN.]
  • [395. LIBERTY.]
  • [396. LOTS TO BE LIKED.]
  • [397. GRIEFS.]
  • [399. THE DREAM.]
  • [402. CLOTHES DO BUT CHEAT AND COZEN US.]
  • [403. TO DIANEME.]
  • [404. UPON ELECTRA.]
  • [405. TO HIS BOOK.]
  • [406. OF LOVE.]
  • [407. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [408. ANOTHER.]
  • [412. THE MAD MAID'S SONG.]
  • [413. TO SPRINGS AND FOUNTAINS.]
  • [414. UPON JULIA'S UNLACING HERSELF.]
  • [415. TO BACCHUS, A CANTICLE.]
  • [416. THE LAWN.]
  • [417. THE FRANKINCENSE.]
  • [420. TO SYCAMORES.]
  • [421. A PASTORAL SUNG TO THE KING: MONTANO, SILVIO, AND MIRTILLO, SHEPHERDS.]
  • [422. THE POET LOVES A MISTRESS, BUT NOT TO MARRY.]
  • [425. THE WILLOW GARLAND.]
  • [427. A HYMN TO SIR CLIPSEBY CREW.]
  • [430. EMPIRES.]
  • [431. FELICITY QUICK OF FLIGHT.]
  • [436. THE CROWD AND COMPANY.]
  • [438. POLICY IN PRINCES.]
  • [440. UPON THE NIPPLES OF JULIA'S BREAST.]
  • [441. TO DAISIES, NOT TO SHUT SO SOON.]
  • [442. TO THE LITTLE SPINNERS.]
  • [443. OBERON'S PALACE.]
  • [444. TO HIS PECULIAR FRIEND, MR. THOMAS SHAPCOTT, LAWYER.]
  • [445. TO JULIA IN THE TEMPLE.]
  • [446. TO OENONE.]
  • [447. HIS WEAKNESS IN WOES.]
  • [448. FAME MAKES US FORWARD.]
  • [449. TO GROVES.]
  • [450. AN EPITAPH UPON A VIRGIN.]
  • [451. TO THE RIGHT GRACIOUS PRINCE, LODOWICK, DUKE OF RICHMOND AND LENNOX.]
  • [452. TO JEALOUSY.]
  • [453. TO LIVE FREELY.]
  • [455. HIS ALMS.]
  • [456. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [457. TO ENJOY THE TIME.]
  • [458. UPON LOVE.]
  • [459. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE MILDMAY, EARL OF WESTMORELAND.]
  • [460. THE PLUNDER.]
  • [461. LITTLENESS NO CAUSE OF LEANNESS.]
  • [464. THE JIMMALL RING OR TRUE-LOVE KNOT.]
  • [465. THE PARTING VERSE OR CHARGE TO HIS SUPPOSED WIFE WHEN HE TRAVELLED.]
  • [466. TO HIS KINSMAN, SIR THOS. SOAME.]
  • [467. TO BLOSSOMS.]
  • [468. MAN'S DYING-PLACE UNCERTAIN.]
  • [469. NOTHING FREE-COST.]
  • [470. FEW FORTUNATE.]
  • [471. TO PERENNA.]
  • [472. TO THE LADIES.]
  • [473. THE OLD WIVES' PRAYER.]
  • [475. UPON HIS DEPARTURE HENCE.]
  • [476. THE WASSAIL.]
  • [477. UPON A LADY FAIR BUT FRUITLESS.]
  • [478. HOW SPRINGS CAME FIRST.]
  • [479. TO ROSEMARY AND BAYS.]
  • [481. UPON A SCAR IN A VIRGIN'S FACE.]
  • [482. UPON HIS EYESIGHT FAILING HIM.]
  • [483. TO HIS WORTHY FRIEND, M. THOS. FALCONBIRGE.]
  • [484. UPON JULIA'S HAIR FILL'D WITH DEW.]
  • [485. ANOTHER ON HER.]
  • [486. LOSS FROM THE LEAST.]
  • [487. REWARD AND PUNISHMENTS.]
  • [488. SHAME NO STATIST.]
  • [489. TO SIR CLIPSEBY CREW.]
  • [490. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [491. FRESH CHEESE AND CREAM.]
  • [492. AN ECLOGUE OR PASTORAL BETWEEN ENDYMION PORTER AND LYCIDAS HERRICK, SET AND SUNG.]
  • [493. TO A BED OF TULIPS.]
  • [494. A CAUTION.]
  • [495. TO THE WATER NYMPHS DRINKING AT THE FOUNTAIN.]
  • [496. TO HIS HONOURED KINSMAN, SIR RICHARD STONE.]
  • [497. UPON A FLY.]
  • [499. TO JULIA.]
  • [500. TO MISTRESS DOROTHY PARSONS.]
  • [502. HOW HE WOULD DRINK HIS WINE.]
  • [503. HOW MARIGOLDS CAME YELLOW.]
  • [504. THE BROKEN CRYSTAL.]
  • [505. PRECEPTS.]
  • [506. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDWARD, EARL OF DORSET.]
  • [507. UPON HIMSELF.]
  • [508. HOPE WELL AND HAVE WELL: OR, FAIR AFTER FOUL WEATHER.]
  • [509. UPON LOVE.]
  • [510. TO HIS KINSWOMAN, MRS. PENELOPE WHEELER.]
  • [511. ANOTHER UPON HER.]
  • [513. CROSS AND PILE.]
  • [514. TO THE LADY CREW, UPON THE DEATH OF HER CHILD.]
  • [515. HIS WINDING-SHEET.]
  • [516. TO MISTRESS MARY WILLAND.]
  • [517. CHANGE GIVES CONTENT.]
  • [519. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [520. FORTUNE FAVOURS.]
  • [521. TO PHYLLIS, TO LOVE AND LIVE WITH HIM.]
  • [522. TO HIS KINSWOMAN, MISTRESS SUSANNA HERRICK.]
  • [523. UPON MISTRESS SUSANNA SOUTHWELL, HER CHEEKS.]
  • [524. UPON HER EYES.]
  • [525. UPON HER FEET.]
  • [526. TO HIS HONOURED FRIEND, SIR JOHN MINCE.]
  • [527. UPON HIS GREY HAIRS.]
  • [528. ACCUSATION.]
  • [529. PRIDE ALLOWABLE IN POETS.]
  • [530. A VOW TO MINERVA.]
  • [534. TO ELECTRA.]
  • [535. DISCORD NOT DISADVANTAGEOUS.]
  • [536. ILL GOVERNMENT.]
  • [537. TO MARIGOLDS.]
  • [538. TO DIANEME.]
  • [539. TO JULIA, THE FLAMINICA DIALIS OR QUEEN-PRIEST.]
  • [540. ANACREONTIC.]
  • [541. MEAT WITHOUT MIRTH.]
  • [542. LARGE BOUNDS DO BUT BURY US.]
  • [543. UPON URSLEY.]
  • [544. AN ODE TO SIR CLIPSEBY CREW.]
  • [545. TO HIS WORTHY KINSMAN, MR. STEPHEN SOAME.]
  • [546. TO HIS TOMB-MAKER.]
  • [547. GREAT SPIRITS SUPERVIVE.]
  • [548. NONE FREE FROM FAULT.]
  • [549. UPON HIMSELF BEING BURIED.]
  • [550. PITY TO THE PROSTRATE.]
  • [552. HIS CONTENT IN THE COUNTRY.]
  • [553. THE CREDIT OF THE CONQUEROR.]
  • [554. ON HIMSELF.]
  • [556. THE FAIRIES.]
  • [557. TO HIS HONOURED FRIEND, M. JOHN WEARE, COUNCILLOR.]
  • [560. THE WATCH.]
  • [561. LINES HAVE THEIR LININGS, AND BOOKS THEIR BUCKRAM.]
  • [562. ART ABOVE NATURE: TO JULIA.]
  • [564. UPON HIS KINSWOMAN, MISTRESS BRIDGET HERRICK.]
  • [565. UPON LOVE.]
  • [566. UPON A COMELY AND CURIOUS MAID.]
  • [567. UPON THE LOSS OF HIS FINGER.]
  • [568. UPON IRENE.]
  • [569. UPON ELECTRA'S TEARS.]
• [NOTES.]