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CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| Dialogue between Old England and New; concerning their present troubles, Anno, 1642 | 330 |
| Elegy upon Sir Philip Sidney | 344 |
| In Honour of Du Bqrtas, 1641 | 353 |
| In Honour of Qiieeu Elizabeth | 357 |
| David's Lamentation for Said and Jonathan | 363 |
| To the Memory of her Father, Thomas Dudley, Esq. | 365 |
| Epitaph on her Mother, Mrs. Dorothy Dudley | 369 |
| Contemplations | 370 |
| The Flesh and the Spirit | 381 |
| The Vanity of all Worldly Things | 3S6 |
| The Author to her Book | 089 |
Posthumous Poems. | |
| Upon a Fit of Sickness, Anno. 1632. Ætatis sucæ 19 | 391 |
| Upon some Distemper of Body | 392 |
| Before the Birth of one of her Children | 393 |
| Verses to her Husband | 394 |
| Letter to her Husband, absent upon Public Employment | 394 |
| Another | 395 |
| Another | 397 |
| To her Father with some Verses | 398 |
| In Reference to her Children, June 23, 1656 | 400 |
| In Memory of her grand-child Elizabeth Bradstreet | 404 |
| Anne Bradstreet | 405 |
| Simon Bradstreet | 406 |
| daughter-in law Mrs. Mercy Bradstreet | 407 |
| A Funeral Elegy upon the Author by the Rev. John Norton | 409 |
| Index | 415 |
