[Footnote 1: This account of WYAT's Rebellion, printed by JOHN MICHEL at Canterbury, has apparently perished.--E. A.] [Illustration] [Illustration] Love's Garland: _OR_ Posies for Rings, Handkerchers, and Gloves; and such pretty Tokens that Lovers send their Loves. _Read, Skan, then Judge._ _LONDON_ Printed by N. O. for JOHN SPENCER, and are to be sold at his shop on London Bridge. 1624. [Illustration] [Illustration] _Love's Garland._ 1. _The Posy of a Handkercher from a young Man to his Love._ LOVE is a chain whose links of gold, Two hearts within one bosom hold. 2. _Another signifying the mutual love that should be between Man and Wife._ In love this good doth still remain, Though both do give, yet both doth gain. 3. _Another from a doubtful Lover._ By CUPID's bow, by weal or woe! 4. _A Posy sent with a Pair of Gloves, showing what a young Man should most respect in his choice._ I love thy Beauty, Virtue most! For Virtue's found when Beauty's lost. 5. _A Posy of a Ring, from a crossed Lover._ No hap so hard as love debarred! 6. _Another._ A happy breast where love doth rest! 7. All perfect love is from above. The sight of this deserves a kiss. 8. _A young man to his Love, wrought in a Scarf._ A constant heart within a woman's breast, Is Ophir gold within an ivory chest. 9. _Her kind Answer._ Of such a treasure then are thou possesst, For thou hast such a heart in such a breast. 10. _The Posy of a Ring._ To me till death, as dear as breath. 11. _Another._ In thee a flame, in me the same. 12. Where once I choose, I ne'er refuse. 13. _Another._ No cross so strange, my love to change. 14. _The Posy of a Handkercher from a young Man to his Love._ Pray take me kindly, Mistress! kiss me too! My master swears he'll do as much for you! 15. _A passionate Lover's Posy._ Till that from thee I hope to gain: All sweet is sour; all pleasure, pain! 16. _Another of the same cut._ Thy love, my light; disdain, my night. 17. _Another._ Tell my Mistress that a Lover True as Love itself, doth love her. 18. _Another where the Lover doth protest and request._ Hand, heart, and all I have, is thine! Hand, heart, and all thou hast, be mine! 19. _Another._ As you find me, mind me! 20. _The Posy of a young Man to his Love showing the simplicity and truth of Love._ Two hands, two feet, two ears, two eyes: One tongue, one heart, where true love lies. 21. _Another from a Lover, far from his Love._ Though from mine eye; yet from my heart, No distance e'er can make thee part! 22. _Another of the same mark._ Though absence may annoy: To me, 'tis a double joy.