Loues garlan[d] or, Posies for rings, hand-ke[r]chers, and cloues and such pretty tokens that louers sent their loues. Reade, skanne, the iudge.

Title

Loues garlan[d] or, Posies for rings, hand-ke[r]chers, and cloues and such pretty tokens that louers sent their loues. Reade, skanne, the iudge.

Publication

London :: Printed by N. O[kes] for Iohn Spencer, are to be sold at his shop on London Bridge,

1624.

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Mottoes -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• Loues Garland.
  • The Posie of a Handkercher from a Young man to his Loue.
  • Another signifying the mutuall loue that should be betweene man and wife.
  • Another from a doubtfull Louer.
  • A Posie sent with a paire of Gloues, shewing what a young man should most respect in his choyce.
  • The Posie of a Ring from a crost Lover.
  • Another.
  • A young man to his Loue, wrought in a Skarfe.
  • Her kind answere.
  • The Posie of a Ring.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • The Posie of a Handkercher from a young man to his Loue.
  • A passionate Louers Posie.
  • Another of the same Cut.
  • Another.
  • Another where the Louer doth protest, and request.
  • Another.
  • The Posie of a Young man to his Loue, shewing the simplicity, and truth of Loue.
  • Another from a Louer, far from his Loue.
  • Another of the same marke,
  • A Posie in a Ring.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • Another sent with a paire of Bracelets.
  • The Posie of a young man to his Loue, shewing her what a woman should be.
  • The Posie of a mayd cast off, expres∣sing how lightly she takes it.
  • The Posie of a Ring.
  • A Posie of a scornfull Louer.
  • A Posie shewing man and wife to be one.
  • Posies for Ringes.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • nother.
  • Another.
  • Another.
  • A Posie sent by a young man to his loue in a Handkercher, in which was wrought the fashion of a heart with winges.
  • The maydens reply in a Handkercher, in which was the shape of a Heart, with an arrow through it.
  • Another.
  • A young mayd to he Loue in a Skarfe.
  • From a young man to his loue, wrought in a silke girdle.
  • Another.
  • A young man to his Loue, describing the power and euer-flourishing vertue of Loue.
  • Another.
  • From a young man to his Loue, shewing that vertue and beauty should go together.
  • The Posie of a pitifull Louer writ in a Ribon Cornation three peny broad, and wound about a faire branch of Rose-mary, vpon which he witely playes thus.
  • The sweet reply in a conceit of the same &c. sent by Rose with a Vyoll of Rose-water of her owne ma∣king.
  • A wanton Louers wish sent in a Hand∣kercher with a Cupid wrought in the middle.
  • For a Ring.
  • A Posie sent with a paire of Bracelets.
  • Another sent with a silke girdle.
  • Another sent with a paire of rich gloues.
  • For Rings.
  • Another.
  • A Louers conceite vpon Bracelet, and Parclet, sent with a paire of amber Bracelets.
  • A Posie written by one Simon Mattocke Sexton of great Wambleton, in the be∣halfe of a youth of his Parrish, to the fairest Milke-mayde in the next, sent to her pinn'd to the Orange tawny top of a very faire paire of gloues of six pence.
  • Her answer in a faire Romish letter, lapt vp hand somely, and bound about with a cruell long Cod∣peece poynt.