1633 56-9 The Storme 175 59-61 The Calme 178 61-3 To S^r Henry Wotton. Sir, more then kisses 180 72-4 To S^r Henry Goodyere. Who makes the Past 183 74-5 To M^r Rowland Woodward. Like one who 185 76-7 To S^r Henry Wootton. Here's no more newes 187 Burley MS. H: W: in Hiber: belligeranti 188 1633 77-9 To the Countesse of Bedford. Madame, Reason is 189 79-82 To the Countesse of Bedford. Madame, You have refin'd 191 82-4 To S^r Edward Herbert, at Iulyers. Man is a lumpe 193 84-7 To the Countesse of Bedford. T'have written then 195 87-90 To the Countesse of Bedford. This twilight of 198 90-3 To the Countesse of Huntingdon. Madame, Man to Gods image 201 93-4 To M^r T. W. All haile sweet Poët 203 95 To M^r T. W. Hast thee harsh verse 205 95-6 To M^r T. W. Pregnant again 206 96 To M^r T. W. At once, from 206 Westmoreland MS. To M^r R. W. Zealously my Muse 207 " MS. To M^r R. W. Muse not that by 207 1633 97 To M^r C. B. Thy friend, whom 208 Westmoreland MS. To M^r E. G. Even as lame things 208 1633 100-1 To M^r R. W. If, as mine is 209 Westmoreland MS. To M^r R. W. Kindly I envy 210 1633 98 To M^r S. B. O Thou which 211 101 To M^r I. L. Of that short 212 99-100 To M^r B. B. Is not thy sacred 212 102 To M^r I. L. Blest are your 213 104-5 To Sir H. W. at his going Ambassador to Venice 214 106-8 To M^rs M. H. Mad paper stay 216 108-10 To the Countesse of Bedford. Honour is so 218 111 To the Countesse of Bedford. Though I be dead 220 112-13 A Letter to the Lady Carey, and M^rs Essex Riche, From Amyens. Madame, Here where 221 115-18 To the Countesse of Salisbury. August. 1614 224 298-9 To the Lady Bedford. You that are she 227 AN ANATOMIE OF THE WORLD 1633 233-5 To the praise of the dead 229 235-51 The first Anniversary 231 252-5 A Funerall Elegie 245 OF THE PROGRESSE OF THE SOULE