Chapter D

_Do not rumple my Top-knot,_ 55
_Day was spent and Night,_ 208
_Dear_ Catholick _brother,_ 277
_Dear Mother I am Transported,_ 278
_Despairing besides a clear stream,_ 363

E

_Ere_ Phillis _with her looks did kill,_ 321

F

_Fly, fly ye lazy Hours,_ 24
_Fye_ Amaryllis, _cease to grieve,_ 27
_Fairest Isle, all Isles excelling,_ 56
_Fye_ Jockey, _never prattle,_ 77
_Forgive me_ Cloe _if I dare,_ 175
_Fortune is blind and Beauty unkind,_ 242
_From Father_ Hopkins, 245
_Fickle Bliss, fantastick Treasure,_ 259
_Fill the Glass fill, fill,_ 280
_Farewel my useless Scrip,_ 320
_Fates I defie, I defie your Advances,_ 345
_Farewel_ Chloe, _O farewel,_ 365

G

_God Prosper long our Gracious Queen,_ 4
_Go, go, go, go falsest of thy Sex,_ 288
_Good morrow Gossip_ Joan, 315

H

_How long, how long shall I pine,_ 14
_Hang this whining way of Wooing,_ 58
_Here's the Summer sprightly, gay,_ 59
_How happy's the Husband,_ 73
_Having spent all my Coin,_ 169
_How happy, how happy is she,_ 176
_Hang the Presbyters Gill,_ 182
_Honest Shepherd, since,_ 205
_How happy's that Husband who after,_ 241
_How is the World transform'd,_ 257
_Hub ub, ub, boo;_ 281
_Had I but Love,_ 304
_How happy are we,_ 319
_Hear_ Chloe _hear,_ 356
_How happy's he who weds a Wife,_ 370
_How Charming_ Phillis _is, how Fair,_ 372