PAGE

To my Lord Northumberland, upon the death of

his Lady 31

To my Lord Admiral, of his late sickness and

recovery 33

To the Queen-Mother of France, upon her land-
ing 35

Upon the death of my Lady Rich 37

Thyrsis, Galatea 40

On my Lady Dorothy Sidney's picture 43

To Vandyck 44

At Penshurst, Had Sacharissa lived when

mortals made ... ■■• ■■• ■■• ... 46

To my Lord of Leicester 47

Of the lady who can sleep when she pleases ... 49

Of the misreport of her being painted 50

Of her passing through a crowd of people ... 51

The story of Phoebus and Daphne, applied ... 52

Fabula Phoebi et Daphnes 53

Song. Say lovely dream ! ... ... ... 53

To the servant of a fair lady 55

To a very young lady ... ... ... ... 57

ToAmoret. Fair ! that you may truly knazii ... 58

On the friendship betwixt two ladies 60

On her coming to London 62

At Penshurst. While in ike park I sing, the

listening deer ... ... ... ... ... 64

The battle of the Summer Islands 66

When he was at sea ... ... ... ... 75

To my Lord of Falkland 75



CONTENTS. iii

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Of the Queen 77

The apology of Sleep, for not approaching the
lady who can do anything but sleep when

she pleaseth 80

Puerperium... ... ... ... ... ... 82

To Amoret. Amoret ! the Milky Way 83

To Phyllis. Phyllis', why should we delay ... 84

A la malade 85

Of Love 87

For drinking of healths 89

Of my Lady Isabella, playing on the lute ... 90

Of Mrs. Arden 91

Of the marriage of the dwarfs ... ... ... 92

Love's farewell ... ... ... ... ... 93

From a child 94

On a girdle 95

The.fall 96

Of Sylvia 97

The bud 98

On the discovery of a lady's painting 99

Of loving at first sight ... ... ... ... 100

The self- banished loi

To a friend, of the different success of their

loves ... ... ... ... ... ... 102

To Zelinda ... 103

To a lady singing a song of his composing ... 105

To the mutable fair 106"

To a lady, from whom he received a silver pen ... 109

On the head of a stag no

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iv EDMUND WALLER.
