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Epode,

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The Mind of a Frontispiece to a Book,

An Ode to James Earl of Defmond, writ in Queen Elizabeth's time, since lost, and recovered,

An Ode,

Another,

A Sonnet, to the Noble Lady, the Lady Wroth,

A fit of Rhyme against Rhyme, An Epigram on William Lord Burleigh, Lord High Treasurer of England; prefented upon a plate of gold to his Son Robert Earl of Salisbury, when he was alfo Treasurer,

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572

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573

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On the Right Honourable and virtuous Lord
Wefton, Lord High Treasurer of Eng-
land, &c.
To the Right Honourable Hierome, Lord
Wefton. An Ode Congratulatory, for his
return from his Embaffy,
Epithalamion: or, a Song celebrating the
Nuptials of that Noble Gentleman, Mr.
Hierome Wefton, &c.
The Humble Petition of Poor Ben,
To the Right Honourable the Lord Trea-
furer of England. An Epigram,

An Epigram to my Mufe, the Lady Digby, on her Hufband Sir Kenelm Digby,

A New Year's Gift, fung to King Charles, 1635,

On the King's Birth-day,

To my Lord the King, on the Christening of his Son James,

An Elegy on the Lady Jane Pawlet, Marchionefs of Winton,

Eupheme: or, the Fair Fame; left to Pofterity of that truly noble Lady, the Lady Venetia Digb

The Dedication of her Cradle,

ib. Song. In the Poetafter,

586

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To my faithful Servant, Mr Richard Broome, 607
The just Indignation the Author took at the
vulgar Cenfure of his Play, the New Inn ib.
An Answer to the Ode, "Come leave the
Loathed Stage," by Owen Feltham,
Fragment of a Satire on Jonfon's Magnetic
Lady. By Alexander Gill of St. Paul's
School,

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The Answer,

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To my dear Son, and right learned Friend, Mafter Jofeph Rutter. Prefixed to " the Shepherd's Holiday," a Pastoral TragiComedy,

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