Poems by Thomas Stanley, Esquire.

Title

Poems by Thomas Stanley, Esquire.

Author

Stanley, Thomas, 1625-1678.

Publication

[London :: s.n.],

1651.

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Contents

• title page
• The Dedication
• POEMS.
  • The Gloworme.
  • The Breath.
  • Desiring her to burn his Verses.
  • The Night. A Dialogue.
  • Excuse for wishing Her lesse Fair.
  • Chang'd, yet Constant.
  • The Self-Deceaver.
  • The Cure.
  • CELIA Singing.
  • A la mesme.
  • The Returne.
  • Song.
  • The sick Lover.
  • Song.
  • Song.
  • Delay.
  • Commanded by his Mistris to woe for her.
  • The Repulse.
  • The Tombe.
  • The Enjoyment.
  • To Celia pleading want of Merit.
  • Loves Innocence.
  • The Bracelet.
  • The Kisse.
  • Apollo and Daphne.
  • Speaking and Kissing.
  • The Snow-ball.
  • The Deposition.
  • To his Mistresse in Absence.
  • Loves Heretick.
  • La belle Confidente.
  • La belle Ennemie.
  • The Dream.
  • To the Lady D.
  • Love Deposed.
  • The Divorce.
  • Time Recover'd.
  • The Bracelet.
  • The Farewell.
  • Claim to Love.
  • To his Mistress who dreamed He was wounded.
  • The Echange.
  • Vnaltred by Sicknesse.
  • On His Mistresse's Death.
  • The Exequies.
  • The Silkworm.
  • A Ladie weeping.
  • Ambition.
  • Song.
  • The Revenge.
  • Song.
  • Song.
  • To a blinde Man in Love.
  • Song.
  • The Losse.
  • The Self-cruel.
  • Song.
  • Answer.
  • The Relapse.
  • To the Countess of S. with the holy Court.
  • Song.
  • Drawn for Valentine by the L. D. S.
  • The modest Wish.
  • E Catalectis vet. Poet.
  • On the Edition of M. Fletchers Works.
  • To Mr. W. Hammond.
  • On M. Shirley's Poems.
  • On M. Sherburn's Translation of Seneca's Medea, and vin∣dication of the Author.
  • On M. Halls Essayes.
  • On Sir J. S. his Picture and Poems.
  • The Vnion.
  • Answer.
  • Pythagoras his moral Rules.