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- In vain poor Damon prostrate lies
- I've sigh't an absent age away
- Cloe, the wonder of her sex
- Whilst I am scorcht with warm desire
- Where Beauty with such charms does shine
- If Heav'n you ever were severe
- False foolish heart, didst thou not say
- Urge me no more, unhappy swain
- How long must women wish in vain
- If Corinna would but hear
- No, no, no, no, to what purpose shou'd I speak
- No, no, no, no, I never can love thee less
- When Cynthia did by various ways
- Welcome Day! worth all our praise
- Love has often threaten'd warr
- If Celia knew but half my passion
- Long-liv'd are all my pains (Song on a Ground in E minor)
- Celinda, think not by disdain to vanquish my desire
- Phillis, men say that all my vows are to thy fortune paid
- A Heart not once debauch'd with love
- Why does the cruel God of Love so wound my tender heart?
- What help of tongue need they require
- Not your eyes, Milana, move me
- 'Tis own'd, Evadne may dispence her favours when and where she will
- Ambition may loose itself in bigg things and great designs
- Phillis, the vainest thing alive
- Why, Phillis, must your anger try to wrack a zealous breast?
- Ceas, fond Amintas, to complain
- My love & sighs my Celia knew
- If you wou'd preserve the freedom which so long you have possest
- Let Braves, who into armies go, their courage boast no more
- Supream disposer of my fate
- A Pastorall Elegy on the Blessed Memory of her late gracious Majesty Queen Mary
- Weep, all ye swains, for ever mourn
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