Poems (1686)
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1. Front matter2. THE TABLE.3. INTRODUCTION4. Notes on the Poems5. Mrs. Anne Killigrew6. Mrs Anne Killigrew.7. Mrs Anne Killigrew,8. The Epitaph9. Annæ Killigrew,10. Turned into English.11. Alexandreis.12. To the Queen.13. A Pastoral Dialogue.14. On Death.15. First EPIGRAM.16. To Worldly Joys.17. Complaint of a Lover.18. Love, the Soul of Poetry.19. Afflicted upon her Son, My Lord Berkeley's Early Engaging in the Sea-Service.20. St. John Baptist Painted by her self in the Wilderness, with Angels appearing to him, and with a Lamb by him.21. Herodias Daughter presenting to her Mother St. John's Head in a Charger, also Painted by her self.22. On a Picture Painted by her self, representing two Nimphs of Diana's, one in a posture to Hunt, the other Batheing.23. An Invective against Gold.24. The Miseries of Man.25. Upon the saying that my Verses were made by another.26. On the Birth-day of Queen Katherine.27. My Lord Colrane,28. The Discontent.29. A Pastoral Dialogue.30. A Pastoral Dialogue.31. On my Aunt Mrs A. K.32. Whose LORD was Travelling.33. Dutchess of Grafton34. A SONG.35. Penelope to Ulysses.36. An Epitaph on her Self.37. Extemporary Counsel given to a Young Gallant in a Frolick.38. Cloris Charmes39. Upon a Little Lady40. On the Soft and Gentle Motions of Eudora.41. ERRATA.