iii. A CHARACTER. _A Wife._ 57 iv. FOURTEEN additional Poems. 94. Though my deare _Talbots_ Fate exact, a sad 84 95. If your example be obey'd 86 96. Its false Arithmaticke to say thy breath 88 97. Why should we feare to melt away in death 89 98. When _Pelion_ wondring saw, that raine which fell 89 99. O whither dost thou flye? Cannot my vow 90 100. Where sleepes the North-wind when the South inspires 90 101. Should the cold _Muscovit_, whose furre and stove 91 102. _Amphion_, O thou holy shade 92 103. You'd leave the silence in which safe we are 92 104. Give me a heart where no impure 94 105. Why doth the eare so tempt the voyce, 95 106. I hate the Countries durt and manners, yet 96 107. I wonder when w'are dead, what men will say; 97 v. A CHARACTER. _A Friend._ vi. EIGHT Elegies "_The Funerals of the Honourable, my best Friend and Kinsman_, GEORGE TALBOT, Esq." 101 108. (1) Twere malice to the fame; to weepe alone 101 109. (2) _Talbot_ is dead. Like lightning which no part 102 110. (3) Let me contemplate thee (faire soule) and though 103 111. (4) My name, dear friend, even thy expiring breath 104 112. (5) Chast as the Nuns first vow, as fairely bright 105 113. (6) Goe stop the swift-wing'd moments in their flight 107 114. (7) There is no peace in sinne. Æternall war 108 115. (8) Boast not the rev'rend Vatican, nor all 109 3. 1640. Third Edition in 12mo: with Titles, Characters, and Poems arranged in the order here reprinted. For titles, see _pp._ 9, 55, 111. There are no further additions to the first two parts: but there is added an entire Third Part. _CASTARA._ THIRD PART.