_Room for a Gamester_ ii. 10 197 197 _Room for the best Poets heroick!_ 96 100 100 _Saw you not ~Pierce~ the piper_ ii. 124 312 312 _She lay all naked in her bed_ ii. 115 300 300 She lay up to the navel bare ii. 116 R^o _She that will eat her breakfast_ ii. 120 308 308 _Shew a room, shew a room_ ii. 145 337 337 _Sir ~Eglamore~, that valiant knight_ ii. 75 257 257 _Some Christian people all give ear_ 81 87 87 _Some wives are good, and some_ 302 302 _Stay, shut the gate!_ ii. 18 207 207 _Sublimest discretions have club’d_ 287 287 _The Aphorisms of ~Galen~_ ii. 94 277 277 _The best of Poets write of F._ 141 153 153 _The Hunt is up, the Hunt is up_ 20 30 30 _The Proctors are two, and no more_ 105 111 111 _The Spring is coming on_ 40 47 47 _The thirsty Earth drinks up_ 22 22 _The ~Turk~ in linnen wraps_ 13 25 25 _The Wise Men were but seven_ 232 232 _The World’s a bubble, and the life_ 104 110 110 _There dwelt a Maid in the C. g._ 37 46 46 _There is a certain idle kind of cr._ 140 152 152 _There was a jovial Tinker_ 17 27 27 There was a Lady in this land 134 223 _There was an old man had an acre_ 44 52 52 There was three birds that built 139 R^a _There was three Cooks in C_ ii. 129 318 318 _There’s a lusty liquor which_ 132 140 140 _There’s many a blinking verse_ ii. 35 221 221 _Three merry Boys came out_ 220 220 _Three merry Lads met at the Rose_ 143 143 _’Tis not the Silver nor Gold_ 109 115 115 _To friend and to foe_ 38 23 23 _Tobacco that is wither’d quite_ 16 26 26 _~Tom~ and ~Will~ were Shepherd_ 149 149 Upon a certain time 146 R^b Upon a Summer’s day 148 230 _Wake all you Dead, what ho!_ 151 151