VI. Giovane piano, &c.

VII. On his being arrived to the age of

twenty-three

VIII. When the assault was intended to the

City

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IX. To a virtuous young Lady

X. To the Lady Margaret Ley

XI. On the detraction which followed on

my writing certain Treatises

XII. On the same

XV. To the Lord General Fairfax

XVI. To the Lord General Cromwell

XVII. To Sir Henry Vane the younger

XVIII. On the Massacre in Piedmont

XIX. On his Blindness

XX. To Mr. Lawrence

XXI. To Cyriac Skinner

XXII. To the same

XXIII. On his deceased Wife

XIII. To Mr. H. Lawes on his Airs

XIV. On the religious memory of Mrs. Ca-

therine Thomson

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chester

On May Morning

ODES.

On the Morning of Christ's Nativity

The Passion

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MISCELLANIES.

At a Vacation Exercise in the College
Epitaph on Shakspeare

On Hobson, the University Carrier

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Upon the Circumcision

On the Death of a fair Infant

On Time

At a solemn Music

On the Death of the Marchioness of Win-

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On the same

On the New Forcers of Conscience under the

Long Parliament

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317, &c.

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