Come, come, dear nymph, love's mart of blisses.
Chapman. II. 264.

Come, little infant, love me now. Marvell. III. 270.
Come live with me, and be my dear. Raleigh. II.195.
Come live with me, and be my love. Marlowe. II. 296.
Come my Celia, let us prove. Jonson. II. 347.
Come, O come, I brook no stay. Cartwright. III. 210.
Come spur away. Randolph. III. 185.
Calia jealous lest I did. Hannay. III. 109.
Cruel you be who can say nay. Puttenham. II. 136.
Cupid abroad was lated in the night. Green. II. 161.
Cupid and my Campaspe play'd. Lylie. II. 213.
Cupid I scorn to beg the art. Fane, III. 386.
Cupid once was weary grown. Anon. III. 389.

D.

Daphnis must from Chloe part. Marvell. III. 266. Dear, do not your fair beauty wrong. May. III. 108. Dear quirister who from those shadows sends. Drummond. III. 57.

Did you behold that glorious star, my dear. Prestwich. III. 300.

Distill not poison in mine ears. John Hall. III. 299. Divers thy death do diversly bemoan. Ld. Surrey.

II. 50.

Do not conceal thy radiant eyes. Kinaston. III. 239. Do 'way your physic, I faint no more. Anon. II. 76. Down, stormy passions, down, no more. King. III. 93. Draw near. Stanley. III. 289..

Draw on sweet night best friend unto those cares. Anon. III. 116.

Drink to me only with thine eyes. Jonson. II. 348.

E.

Early cheerful mounting lark. Davis. II. 338.
Even such is time, which takes in trust. Raleigh. II.

195.

F.

Faint amorist, what dost thou think. Sidney. II. 218, Fair Amynta art thou mad. Sedley. III. 372.

Fame, honour, beauty, state, trains, blood, and birth. Digby. III. 154.

Fear no more the heat o' th' sun. Shakspeare. II. · 3.15. Fierce tyrant death, that in thy wrath didst take. E. of Sterling. III. 26.

Fine young folly, though you were. Habington. III. 178.

From Tuscane came my lady's worthy race. Ld.Surrey. II. 46.

Fuscus is free, and hath the world at will. Davis. II. 337.

G.

Gaze not on thy beauty's pride. Carew. III. 139.
Get you gone, you will undo me. Sedley. III. 370.
Give me a heart where no impure. Habington. III. 183.
Give place, ye lovers, here before. Ld. Surrey. II.52.
Give place you ladies, and be gone. Anon. II. 69.
Go and catch a falling star. Donne. II.
Go, lovely rose. Waller. III. 168.
Go soul, the body's guest. Raleigh. II. 185.
Good huswife provides, ere sickness do come. Tusser.
II. 116.

344.

Goodmorrow to the day so fair. Herrick. III. 284. Good muse rock me asleep. Breton. II. 251.

Gorbo as thou cam'st this way. Drayton. II. 302. Great captain Medon wears a chain of gold. Davis. II. 336.

Greensleeves was all my joy. Anon. III. 327.

H.

Hail, thou fairest of all creatures. Wither. III. 70. Happy is that state of his. Brathwayt. III. 83. Happy, oh happy he who not affecting. Anon. III.

117.

Having interr'd her infant birth. Ld. Herbert of Cherbury. III. 34.

He first deceas'd, she for a little tried. Wotton. II. 334. He that loves a rosy cheek. Carew. III. 137.

He whose active thoughts disdain. Stanley. III. 287.

Hear, ye virgins, and I'll teach. Herrick. III. 281. Hears not my Phillis, how the birds. Sedley. III. 375. Heart-tearing cares, and quivering fears. Wotton. II.

331.

Hence all you vain delights Beaumont and Fletcher. III. 48.

Hence away thou Syren leave me. Wither. III. 74. Here Celia for thy sake I part. Waller. III. 171. Here's to thee Dick, this whining love despise. Cowley. III. 253.

Honest lover whosoever. Suckling. III. 217.

How eager are our vain pursuits. Veel, III. 381. How happy a thing were a wedding. Flatman. III. 363.

How I laugh at their fond wish. Gomersall. III. 150. How uneasy is his life. Cotton. III. 347.

How we dally out our days. Gomersall. III. 151. Husband if thou wilt pure appear. Kendall. II. 200.

I.

I ask not one in whom all beauties grow. Cowley. III. 254.

I being care, thou fliest me as ill fortune. Constable.
II. 276.

I do confess thou'rt smooth and fair. Anon. III.325.
I felt my heart and found a flame. Lluellyn. III. 350.
I find it true that some have said. Willoby. II. 341.
I in these flowery meads would be. Walton. III. 101.
I laugh sometimes with little lust. Gascoigne, II. 142.
I made a posy while the day ran by. Herbert. III. 99.
I muse and marvell in my mind. Scot. II. 96.
I must alledge, and thou canst tell. Gascoigne. II.145.
I must not grieve my love whose eyes would read.
Daniel. II. 289.

I never stoop'd so low as they. Donne. II. 345.
I never yet could see that face. Cowley. III. 259.
I once may see when years shall wreck my wrong.
Daniel. II. 288.

I

pray thee love, love me no more. Drayton. II. 305. I prithee leave this peevish fashion. Brome. III. 273.

I read how Salmacis sometime with sight. Turbervile. II. 151.

I see there is no sort. Anon. II. 72.

I tell thee Dick where I have been. Suckling. III.

221.

I walk'd along a stream for pureness rare. Marlowe. II. 297.

I weigh not fortune's frown or smile. Sylvester. II. 300.

I with whose colours Myra drest her head. Ld. Brook. II. 234.

I'll tell you whence the rose did first grow red. Anon. III. 313

If banish'd sleep and watchful care. Turbervile. II. 150.

If ever sorrow spoke from soul that loves. Constable.
II. 275.

If marriage life yield such content. Brathwayt. III. 81.
If mine eyes do e'er declare. Cowley. III. 256.
If that the world and love were young. Raleigh. II.

188.

90.

If the quick spirits in your eye. Carew. III. 135.
If this be love to draw a weary breath. Daniel. II. 287.
If thou like her flowing tresses. Prestwich. III. 302.
If truth may take no trusty hold. John Hall. II.
In a grove most rich of shade. Sidney. II. 219.
In Bowdown on black monday. Clapperton. II. 99.
In going to my naked bed as one that would have
slept. Edwards. II. 113.

In hope a king doth go to war. Anon. III. 115.
In the merry month of May. Breton, II. 250.

In Thetis' lap while Titan took his rest. Watson. II. 278.

In thy fair breast, and once fair soul. Sir R. Howard. III. 278.

In time the bull is brought to wear the yoke. Watson.

II. 279:

Insulting beauty, you mis-spend. E.of Rochester. III. 384.

Invest my head with fragrant rose. Heath. III. 292 It chanc'd of late a shepherd swain. Davison. III. 15.

K.

Know Celia since thou art so proud. Carew. III. 141. Know then, my brethren, heaven is clear. Quarles. III. 96.

L.

Laid in my quiet bed to rest. Gifford. II. 175.
Like as the culver on the bared bough. Spenser. II.

204.

Like as the damask rose you see. Wastell. II. 325. Like the violet which alone. Habington. III. 181. Like to Diana in her summer-weed. Green. II. 164. Little think'st thou, poor ant, who there. Fleckno. III. 306.

Look, Delia, how w' esteem the half-blown rose. Daniel. II. 286.

Lord how you take upon you still. Cotton. III. 341. Lordly gallants tell me this. Wither. III. 67.

Love and my mistress were at strife. Breton. II. 256. Love, brave virtue's younger brother. Crashaw. III. 198.

Love in fantastic triumph sat. Behn. III. 339.

Love in her sunny eyes does basking play. Cowley.
III. 256.

Love is a region full of fires. Sir J.Beaumont. III. 44.
Love is a sickness full of woes. Daniel. II. 294.
Love not me for comely grace. Anon. III. 116.
Love still has something of the sea. Sedley. III. 371.
Love when 'tis true needs not the aid. Sedley.III.368.
Love's sooner felt than seen, his substance thin.
P. Fletcher. III. 42.

M.

Madam, withouten many words. Wyatt. II. 43.
Margarita first possess'd. Cowley. III. 261.
Mark how the bashful morn in vain. Carew. III.140.
Mark Ostella when the spring. Tatham. III. 231.