_Oh! my Panting, panting Heart,_ 25 _Over the Mountains,_ 86 _Oh how Happy's he, who from,_ 105 _Oh! the mighty pow'r of Love,_ 162 _Oh the Charming Month of_ May, 344 _Oh_ Roger _I've been to see_ Eugene, 346 _Of all the handsome Ladies,_ 348 P Phillis _lay aside your Thinking,_ 107 _Pish fye, you're rude Sir,_ 108 Phillis, _I can ne'er forgive it,_ 187 _Poor_ Sawney _had marry'd a Wife,_ 268 R _Room for Gentlemen,_ 136 _Retire old Miser,_ 209 _Richest Gift of lavish Nature,_ 264 S _She met with a Country-man,_ 31 _Stand, clear, my Masters,_ 62 _Sometimes I am a Tapster new,_ 91 _She went Apparell'd neat and fine,_ 95 _Say cruel_ Amoret, _how long,_ 112 _Such command o'er my Fate,_ 113 _Sit you merry Gallants,_ 145 _Since_ Phillis _swears Inconstancy,_ 194 _Some in the Town go betimes,_ 197 _Suppose a Man does all he can,_ 210 Sors sine visu, 244 _See bleeding at your Feet,_ 311 _Since_ Tom's _in the Chair, and every one here,_ 340 _Such a happy, happy, Life,_ 362 T