Lovers, if you wou’d gain a Heart vi 24
Lydia, Lovely Maid, more fair vi 212
M
Make haste, Amintas, come away ii 35
Make hast! make hast! my miserable soul vi 361
Melinda, who had never been vi 29
Mourn, Mourn, ye Muses, all your loss deplore vi 368
Must we eternal Martyrdom pursue? vi 249
My Amoret, since you must know vi 153
My Damon, if your Heart be kind vi 41
My Damon, tho’ I stint your Love vi 33
My Plot, I fear, will take but with a few ii 299
My Present’s delicate and new vi 15
N
No, Delia, no: What Man can range (_Gildon_) iv 343
No! give me all, th’ impatient Lover cries vi 107
No more, Lucinda, ah! expose no more (_Cheek_) iii 224
Not to sigh and be tender vi 312
Now, my fair Tyrant, I despise your Pow’r vi 254
O
O Iris! While you thus can charm vi 22
O Jealousy! thou Passion most ingrate! vi 70
O thou that dost excel in Wit and Youth! vi 106
O Wondrous condescention of a God! vi 372
Oft in my Jealous Transports I wou’d cry vi 271
Oh, Damon, if thou ever wert vi 345
Oh! fond remembrance! do not bring vi 341
Oh! how at ease my Heart would live vi 72
Oh! how soft it is to see vi 332
Oh! how that Negligence becomes your Air! vi 104
Oh! how the Hand the Lover ought to prize vi 103
Oh Iris! boast that one peculiar Charm vi 101
Oh Iris! let my sleeping Hours be fraught vi 66
Oh! Love that stronger art than Wine iii 231
Oh! what Pleasure ‘tis to find vi 325
Oh with what Pleasure did I pass away vi 262
Oh, wonder of thy Sex! Where can we see vi 123
Olives are never fading seen vi 85
Once more my Muse is blest; her humble Voice (_Jenkins_) vi 9
One day the Amorous Lysander vi 178
P
Pan, grant that I may never prove vi 177
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