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67 Go, fickle man, and teach the moon to range (Hammond) 124   Hark, my Flora! Love doth call us (Cartwright) 10 He or she that hopes to gain (Harl. MS. 6918) 120 He that hath no mistress must not wear a favour (Corkine) 44 He that intends to woo a maid (Academy of Compliments) 14 Her dainty palm I gently prest (Marrow of Compliments) 45   I dream'd we both were in a bed (Herrick) 40 I have followed thee a year at least (New Academy of Compliments) 107 I pray thee, sweet John, away (Greaves) 46 I swear by muscadel (Duke of Newcastle) 47 I walk'd abroad not long ago (Wither) 101 I will not do a sacrifice (Wit Restored) 67 If any hath the heart to kill (Campion) 99 If my lady bid begin (Academy of Compliments) 1 If shadows be the picture's excellence (Rawlinson MS. Poet. 199) 30 In summer time when birds do sing (Harl. MS. 7322) 79 In summer time when grass was mown (Harl. MS. 791) 82   Know, falsest man, as my love was (Hammond) 125 Know, Sylvia, that your curious twist (Songs and Poems of Love and Drollery) 106   Ladies, whose marble hearts despise (Munsey) 78 Ladies, you that seem so nice (Henry Lawes' Airs and Dialogues) 98 Lady, on your eyes I gazed (Wit's Recreations) 115 Let common beauties have the power (Harl. MS. 6917) 2 Like to the wealthy island thou shalt lie (New Academy of Compliments) 13 Lose no time nor youth, but be (Mysteries of Love and Eloquence) 73 Love in rambling once astray (Wit at a Venture) 68   Maids they are grown so coy of late (Marrow of Compliments) 97 Methought the other night (Jones) 34 My days, my months, my years (Attey) 15 My love hath vowed he will forsake me (Campion)