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- 2. The Invitation Into the Country, To My D.[ear] D.[aughters] M.[argaret] P.[ulter], P.[enelope] P.[ulter], 1647, When His Sacred Majesty Was At Unhappy [Holmby]
- 6. Universal Dissolution, Made When I Was With Child of My 15th Child, I Being, [as Eve]ryone Thought, in a Consumption, 1648
- 21. The Circle [2]
- 38. To My Dear J.[ane] P.[ulter], M.[argaret] P.[ulter], P.[enelope] P.[ulter], they Being at London, I at Broadfield
- 43. Of a Young Lady at Oxford, 1646
- 46. The Lark
- 57. “Why must I thus forever be confined”
- 60. To Sir William D.[avenant] Upon the Unspeakable Loss of the Most Conspicuous and Chief Ornament of his Frontispiece
- Emblems
- 13. “The Porcupine went ruffling in his pride”
- 14. “In Africa, about the fountain’s brink”
- 25. “Behold this flying fish with shining wings”
- 26. “Those that employéd are the apes to catch”
- 33. “Could this fell catablepe lift up her head”
- 38. “The lion that of late so domineered”
- 48. “When royal Fergus’ line did rule this realm”
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