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Suppose he had been tabled at thy
Teates 80

Take these, times tardy truants, sent
by me 175

Tamne ego sim tetricus? valeant
jejunia: vinum 57
Tanqua illi insanus faceret sua ful-
mina ventus 37
Tantum habuit Baptista loqui, tot
flumina rerum 314

Tell me bright boy, tell me my golden
Lad 74

Tempus adest, placidis quo Sol novus
auctior horis 331

Te quaero misera, & quaero: tu nunc
quoque tractas 37
That on her lap she casts her humble
eye 76

The bird, that's fetch't from Phasis
floud 346

The Complin hour comes last, to call
229

The early Prime blushes to say 219
The modest front of this small floore
157

The ninth with awfull horror heark-
ened to those groanes 225
These Houres, & that which hover's
o're my End 230

The smiling Morne had newly wak't
the Day 127

The Third hour's deafen'd with the
cry 221

The wakefull Matines hast to sing 217
The world's light shines, shine as it
will 83

They have left thee naked, Lord, O
that they had 85, 244

This reverend shadow cast that setting
Sun 134

Thou cheat'st us Ford, mak'st one
seeme two by Art 143
Though now 'tis neither May nor
June 364

Thou hast the art on't Peter, and
canst tell 84

Thou speak'st the Word (Thy word's
a Law) 78

Thou trim'st a Prophets Tombe, and
dost bequeath 81
Thou water turn'st to wine (faire
friend of life) 78

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CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY J. AND C. F. CLAY AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.

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