Poems by Hugh Crompton, the son of Bacchus, and god-son of Apollo being a fardle of fancies, or a medley of musick, stewed in four ounces of the oyl of epigrams.
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- Poems by Hugh Crompton, the son of Bacchus, and god-son of Apollo being a fardle of fancies, or a medley of musick, stewed in four ounces of the oyl of epigrams.
- Author
- Crompton, Hugh, fl. 1657.
- Publication
- London :: Printed for E.C. for Tho. Alsop ...,
- 1657.
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Contents
- title page
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To my well affected, and no lesse respected Friend and Kinsman, Colonell
Tho. Crompton. -
A FARDLE OF FANCIES, OR, A MEDLEY OF MUSICK, Stewed in three ounces of the
Oyle ofEpigrams. -
1. The new Helicon. -
2.
Opportunity. -
3. To his Rivall. -
4. The Irony toPhillis. -
5.
Cruelty. -
6. The cruel Boy. -
7. A walk in a summer-morning. -
8.
Thalius andClarena. -
9. The Complaint. -
10. The Refusal. -
11. The Check. -
12. The Query. -
13. The Wish. -
14. The Petition. -
15. A brave temper. -
16. The Search. -
17. A Woman. -
18.
Disdain. -
19.
Commendation. -
20. A Letter sent into the Countrey. -
21. The invitation to walk. -
22. A Mole onCelia 's Cheek. -
23. The Bitter-Sweeting. -
24. The Cheat. -
25. The Catch. -
26. The Weather-cock. -
27. The Upstart. -
18. The Declaration. -
29. To her Friend. -
20.
Chance. -
31. A tear overOrania 's Tomb. -
32. A voyage to theCanaries; or the Sack-pilgrimage. -
33. The Retreat. -
34.
Deformity. -
35. The true beauty. -
36. Sept. 1655. The downfal of the black Boy, and the white Girle in Budge-row. -
37. The Soliloquie. -
38. The Gender. -
39. To the Nymph. -
40. Her Reply. -
41. The Club. -
42. The Stand. - The Return.
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43. The Entertainment. -
44. Claria 's Blot. -
45. To the Venerean Cow-herd. -
46. The shattered Heart. -
47. The Jubile. -
48. The Leveller. -
49. Thorando andClara. -
50. Forc'd Love. -
51. ToThraso. -
52. Phorco amdParlio. -
53. The Retired Lady. -
54. Loves outside. -
55. ToCaelia, in the fields. -
56. Her Reply. -
57. The unequall Match. -
58. Her Reply. -
59. To the Academick. -
60. The Drawer to his Lady. -
61. The Mysterie. -
62. The Countrey Girl. -
63.
Reproof. -
64.
Bacchus. -
65. The Rejection. -
66. Loves Arrant. -
67. The evil Temper.
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EPIGRAMS.
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1.
Humility. -
2. The Misers musick. -
3. The Blush. -
4. A Tayler. -
5. ToNell. -
6. OnJack. -
7. A Sigh. -
8.
Love. - 9. Sim.
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10.
Lucia. -
11. A Token. -
12. A lock of Hair. -
13. Loves gain. - 14. Torio.
- 15. Phorcus.
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16. To the Executioner. - 17. Thraso.
- 18. Gnatho.
- 19. Nell.
- 20. Pigmalion.
- 21. Momus.
- The Conclusion: Or the Fornicator's farewell on his Death-bed.
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