Poems, chiefly consisting of satyrs and satyrical epistles by Robert Gould.

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Poems, chiefly consisting of satyrs and satyrical epistles by Robert Gould.

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Gould, Robert, d. 1709?

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London :: Printed, and are to be sold by most booksellers in London and Westminster,

1689.

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Contents

• title page
• TO THE Right Honourable JAMES, EARL of ABINGDON, &c.
• PREFACE.
• THE TABLE.
  • POEMS chiefly consisting of Satyrs and Satyrical Epistles.
  • Love-Verses.
  • Miscellanies.
  • Funeral Elegies
  • Pindarick Poems.
  • Satyrs.
• POEMS Chiefly consisting of SATYRS AND Satyrical Epistles.
  • SONG I. Fatal Constancy.
  • SONG II. No Life if no Love.
  • SONG III. Pity, if you'd be pity'd.
  • SONG IV. The reāsonable Request.
  • SONG V. The Hopeless Comfort.
  • SONG VI. The Fruitless Caution.
  • SONG VII. The Wanderer fixt.
  • SONG VIII. The unwilling Inconstant.
  • SONG IX. Nothing wanting to Love.
  • SONG X. The Result of Loving.
  • SONG XI. Prescription for Falshood.
  • LOVE-VERSES.
    • The Captive.
    • To Caelia desiring his Absence.
    • The Prayer.
    • An Expostulation for discover'd Love; which yet could not be conceal'd.
    • The vain Pursuit.
    • Love and Despair.
    • The Hopeless Lover;
    • Silvia in the Country, 1682.
    • Silvia, Luke-warm.
    • Silvia, Perjur'd.
  • Miscellanies.
    • TO My Lord E. Eldest Son to the Marquess of H.
    • TO THE Earl of Dorset and Middlesex, &c. upon his Marriage with the Lady Mary Compton.
    • To Sir Edward Nevil Baronet, upon his Marriage.
    • To my unknown Brother, Mr. R. R. hearing he was happily Marry'd.
    • To G. G. C. Esq upon the Report of his being dead.
    • To P. A. Esq on his Poems and Translations, &c.
    • To Mr G. F. then in the Country. Writ in 1681.
    • To the Countess of Abingdon.
    • To my Lady Anne Bainton, on the 28th of April, 1688.
    • To Mrs H. Key.
    • Absence.
    • Prologue design'd for a Play of mine.
    • On the new Edition of Godfrey of Bulloigne, in 1687.
    • The True Fast. A Paraphrase on the 58th of Isaiah.
    • The Harlot. A Paraphrase on the 7th of Proverbs.
    • To Madam G. with Mrs Phillips's Poems.
    • To Madam Beaw. Occasion'd by a Copy of Verses of my Lady Ann Bainton's.
    • Instructions to a Young Lady.
  • Funeral Elegies.
    • TO THE Memory of Mr. John Oldham.
    • To the Memory of Edmund Waller Esq.
    • To the Memory of Colonel Edward Cooke.
    • To the Memory of Mrs M. Peachley.
    • URANIA. A Funeral Eclogue; TO THE Pious Memory of the Incomparable Mrs Wharton.
    • ALCANDER. A Funeral Eclogue. Sacred to the Memory of Sir▪ G. G. Baronet.
  • poems
    • half title
    • TO Fleetwood Sheppard, Esq.
    • Advertisement.
    • Pindarick Poems, TO THE SOCIETY OF THE Beaux Esprits. ODE.
    • To the Earl of Abingdon, &c. ODE.
    • Sacred To the Memory of our late Sovereign LORD King CHARLES the Second.
  • SATYRS.
    • PROLOGUE. To the following Satyrs and Epistles.
• title page
• TO THE Right Honourable CHARLES, EARL of Dorset and Middlesex, &c.
• Advertisement.
• Love given over; OR, A SATYR Against WOMAN.
• title page
• TO THE Right Honourable CHARLES, EARL of Dorset and Middlesex, &c.
• THE PLAY-HOUSE. A SATYR.
• title page
• TO THE Right Honourable CHARLES, EARL of Dorset and Middlesex, &c.
• Advertisement.
• A SATYR UPON MAN.
• title page
• THE LAUREAT. A SATYR.
• title page
• Advertisement.
• A Consolatory Epistle TO A FRIEND Made unhappy by Marriage. OR, A Scourge for ill Wives.
• title page
• TO THE Right Honourable JAMES, EARL of ABINGDON, &c.
• TO JACK PAVY, &c.
• TO JULIAN Secretary to the Muses, A Consolatory Epistle IN HIS Confinement.
• TO THE Much honoured and my dear Friend, D. D. Esquire. Sent him With my Satyr against Woman.
• TO THE Ingenious, and my Dear Friend, Mr J. Knight.
• TO My LORD of ABINGDON, &c.
• TO The Reverend Mr Francis Henry Cary, &c. Upon my fixing in the Country.