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The Table.

• A Song upon a Recanting Lover.
• The New Droll.
• The ſilly Shepherd.
• The Royaliſts reſolve.
• The Conteſt.
• The fond Amoriſt.
• On Women.
• The ſatiated Lover.
• A Love Riddle.
• In praiſe of his Miſtriſs.
• A Love Song.
• A Paſtoral Song; with the Anſwer.
• The Anſwer.
• A Song in deriſion of his Miſtriſs.
• The Dominion of the Sword.
• The fickle Lover.
• The Jovialiſts Coronation.
• A Lovers Requeſt.
• The Deſpairing Lover to his Miſtreſs.
• Gather your Roſe buds.
• The Muſes Courting Sack.
• The Conſtant Lover.
• The Loyal Priſoner.
• The Maidens Complaint.
• Canary’s Coronation.
• The Lovers complaint.
• Platonick Love.
• Upon paſſionate Love.
• The Womans Anſwer.
• I dote, I dote.
• A Paſtoral Song.
• A Caveat for Maidens.
• The Platonick Lover.
• Loves Extaſie.
• The Husband-man and Serving-man.
• A merry Medley.
• Second Ayr.
• Third Ayr.
• Fourth Ayr.
• The Reſolute Lover.
• A Song in Praiſe of Canary.
• The Royaliſts Anſwer to Nay prithee don’t flie me..
• The taking of Mardike.
• The Re-reſurrection of the Rump.
• The Bulls Feather.
• The merry Good-fellow.
• The Levellers Rant.
• A New Love-Song.
• A Song on going by Water.
• The merry Bells of Oxford.

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