ON THE EAST END.

EDMUNDUS WALLER CUI HOC MARMOR SACRUM EST, COLESHILL NASCENDI

LOCUM HABUIT; CANTABRIGIAM STUDENDI; PATREM ROBERTUM ET

EX HAMPDENA STIRPE MATREM: COEPIT VIVERE III° MARTII, A. D. MDCV. PRIMA UXOR ANNA EDWARDI BANKS FILIA UNICA HÆERES. EX PRIMA BIS

PATER FACTUS; EX SECUNDA
TREDECIES; CUI ET DUO LUSTRA
SUPERSTES, OBIIT XXI OCTOB.

A. D. MDCLXXXVII.

ON THE NORTH SIDE.

HOC MARMORE EDMUNDO WALLER

MARIÆQUE EX SECUNDIS NUPTIIS CONJUGI, PIENTISSIMIS PARENTIBUS,

PIISSIME' PARENTAVIT EDMUNDUS FILIUS HONORES BENE-MERENTIBUS EXTREMOS DEDIT QUOS IPSE FUGIT. EL. W. I. F. H. G. EX TESTAMENTO H. M. P. IN JUL. MDCC.

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Poems, after the Restoration ; printed in the Year
1664

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Preface to the second part of Mr, Waller's Poems;

Printed in the Year 1690

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of the Danger his Majesty (being Prince) escaped in

the Road at Saint Andero

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Of his Majesty's receiving the News of the Duke of

Buckingham's Death

To the King on his Navy

On the taking of Şalle

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Upon his Majesty's repairing of St. Paul's

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To the Queen, occasioned upon sight of her Majesty's

Picture

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Of the Queen

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The Apology of Sleep, for not approaching the Lady

who can do any thing but deep when the pleaseth 32

Puerperium

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To the Queen-Mother of France, upon her landing 35

The Country to my Lady of Carlifle

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The Countess of Carlisle in mourning

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In answer to one who writ a Libel against the Countess

of Carlisle

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Of her Chamber

Page 40 To Phyllis

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my Lord of Northumberland, upon the Death of his Lady

42 To my Lord Admiral, of his late Sickness and Recovery

44 Song. “Stay, Phoebus, ftay!" On my Lady Dorothy Sidney's Picture

ibid. To Van Dyck

47 At Pens-Hurst

49 To my Lord of Leicester

50 Of the Lady who can sleep when the pleases

51 Of the Mif-report of her being painted

52 Of her passing through a Crowd of People 53 The Story of Phoebus and Daphne applied

54 Fabula Phæbi et Daphnes

ibid. Song. Say, lovely Dream! &c.”

55 To Mrs. Braughton, Servant to Sacharissa At Pens-Hurst To my young Lady Lucy Sidney To Amoret

60 On the Friendship betwixt Sacharissa and Amoret 62 To Amoret A la Malade Upon the Death of my Lady Rich The Battle of the Summer-Isands, in three Cantos 68 Song. “ Peace, babbling Mufe !"

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For drinking of Healths

Page 81 Song. “ Chloris, farewel! &c." Of my Lady Isabella playing on the Lute To a Lady singing a Song of his composing Of Mrs. Arden

ibid, Of the Marriage of the Dwarfs Love's Farewell

86 From a Child

ibid. On a Girdle To the mutable Fair

ibid. Song. “ 'Tis not your Beauty can engage"

90 The Fall

91 Of Sylvia

92 The Bud

ibid. Song. “Behold the brand of Beauty toft!"

93 On the Discovery of a Lady's Painting

94 To a Lady, from whom he received a Silver Pen

95 To Chloris

96 Song. “ While I listen to thy Voice"

ibid. Of loving at first sight

97 The Self-banish'd

ibid. Song. “ Go, lovely Rose!"

99 Thyrsis, Galatea On the Head of a Stag To a Lady in Retirement

103 The Miser's Speech; in a Masque

104 Upon Ben Jonson

ibid. On Mr. John Fletcher's Plays.

106 To Mr. George Sandys, on his Translation of some Parts of the Bible

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