_But since it was lately enacted_ ii. 24 212 212 _Call for the Master, oh, this_ 9 11 _Call ~George~ again, boy_ ii. 118 304 304 _Calm was the evening, and clear_ 220 220 _Calm was the evening, and clear_ 292 292 _Cast your caps and cares aside_ 87 92 92 _Come, Drawer, and fill us about_ ii. 80 263 263 Come, Drawer, some wine ii. 29 237 _Come, Drawer, turn about the b._ ii. 86 268 268 _Come, Drawer, come, fill us_ ii. 3 190 190 _Come, faith, let’s frolick_ ii. 65 246 246 Come, hither, my own sweet ii. 106 247 _Come, Imp Royal, come away_ ii. 45 231 231 _Come, ~Jack~, let’s drink a pot of Ale_ 45 52 52 _Come, let us drink, the time invites_ 93 97 97 _Come, let’s purge our brains_ 114 121 121 _Come, my dainty Doxies, my Dove_ ii. 44 230 230 _Come, my ~Daphne~, come away_ 86 91 91 _Come, my delicate, bonny sweet_ 23 34 34 _Cook ~Laurel~ would needs have_ ii. 26 214 14 Discoveries of late have been ii. 33 R^f _Doctors, lay by your irkesome_ 41 48 48 Fair Lady, for your New Year’s ii. 81 R^n _Fetch me ~Ben Johnson’s~ scull_ 293 293 From _Essex_ Anabaptist Laws ii. 38 241 _From hunger and cold, who lives_ ii. 9 197 197 _From ~Mahomet~ and Paganisme_ 164 174 174 _From the fair ~Lavinian~ shore_ 291 291 _From what you call’t Town_ 191 182 182 Full forty times over I have, &c. ii. 61 R^i _Gather your rosebuds while_ ii. 11 199 199 _Go, you tame Gallants_ ii. 57 242 242 _God bless my good Lord Bishop_ 166 176 176 _Good Lord, what a pass is this_ 75 79 79 _Had she not care enough_ 211 211 _Hang Chastity! it is_ 88 220 _Have you observed the Wench_ ii. 141 332 332 He is a fond Lover, that doateth ii. 62 R^l _He that a happy life would lead_ ii. 147 339 339