ib.

ib.

ib.

Of the Token which his Love sent him

Manhode availeth not without good Fortune... 418.

That Constancy of al Vertues is most worthy. ib.

The uncertain State of a Lover....
The Lover in Libertie smileth at them in Thral-
dome, that sometime scorned his Rondage.. ib.
A Comparison of his Love with the faithful and
painful Love of Troylus to Creside

To leade a vertuous and honest Life

The wounded Lover determineth to make Sute

to his Lady for his Recure........

The Lover shewing of the continual Paines that
abide within his Breast, determineth to die
because he cannot have Redresse

The Power of Love over Gods themselves......

The Promise of a constant Lover

Against him that had slaundered a Gentle-

woman with himselfe

......

A Praise of Mistres R.......

Of one unjustly defamed....

The Lover praieth his Service to be accepted,

and his Defaultes to be pardoned

Description and Praise of his Love.......

419

ib.

420

ib.~

ib.

ib.

Of the Death of the late Countesse of Pem-

broke....

That eche Thing is Hurt of itselfe..

Of the Choice of a Wife.......

Description of an ungodly Worlde

The despairing Lover lamenteth

ib.

411

The Lover declareth his Paines to excede farre

the Paines of Hell

424

...........

Tyme tryeth Trueth

The Lover refused of his Love, embraceth Death ib.

The Picture of a Lover

ib.

ib.

............

That al Things som Time finde Ease of their
Paine, saue only the Lover

The Assault of Cupide upon the Fort where the

Lovers Heart lay wounded, and how he was

taken

The Lover describeth his whole State unto his

Love, and promising her his faithful good

Will, assureth himself of her again..

Of the troubledCommonwelth restored to Quiet

by the mighty Power of God............

The Lover to his Love having forsaken him, and
betaken herselfe to another...

ib.

427

428