But e’re I go, ‘twou’d wonderous Pleasure be, } (If such a thing can e’re arrive to me) } To find some Pity (_Lysidas_) from thee. } Then I shou’d take the Wing, and upwards fly, And loose the Sight of this dull World with Joy. Your _Lysander_. A TABLE. PAGE. _The Golden Age, a Paraphrase on a Translation out of_ French 138 _A Farewell to_ Celladon _on his going into_ Ireland 144 _On a Juniper-Tree cut down to make Busks_ 148 _On the Death of Mr._ Greenhill _the famous Painter_ 151 _A Ballad on Mr._ J. H. _to_ Amoret, _asking why I was so sad_ 153 _Our Caball_ 156 _The willing Mistress, a Song_ 163 _Love Arm’d, a Song_ 163 _The Complaint, a Song_ 164 _The Invitation, a Song_ 165 _A Song_ 165 _To Mr._ Creech (_under the name of_ Daphnis) _on his Excellent Translation of_ Lucretius 166 _To Mrs._ W. _on her excellent Verses (writ in praise of some I had made on the late Earl of_ Rochester) _written in a fit of sickness_ 171 _The sense of a Letter sent me, made into Verse, to a New Tune_ 173 _The Return_ 173 _On a Copy of Verses made in a Dream and sent to me in a Morning before I was awake_ 174 _To my Lady_ Morland _at_ Tunbridge 175 _Song to_ Ceres, _in the wavering Nymph or mad_ Amyntas 177 _A Song in the same Play by the wavering Nymph_ 177 _The Disappointment_ 178 _On a Locket of Hair wove in a True-lovers Knot given me by Sir_ R. O. 182 _The Dream, a Song_ 183 _A Letter to a Brother of the Pen in Tribulation_ 185 _The Reflexion, a Song_ 186 _A Song to_ Pesibles _Tune_ 188 _A Song on her loving two Equally set by Capt._ Pack 189 _The Counsel, a Song set by the same hand_ 190 _The Surprise, a Song set by Mr._ Farmer 191