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Herrick, John

* Chorus Girls and Debutantes, (ss) Saucy Stories December 1920

* The Dream and the Reality, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #120, August 19 1911

* In Chinatown, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #114, July 8 1911

* The Strong Room, (ss) The Weekly Tale-Teller #156, April 27 1912

* The Unspoiled Girl, (ss) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine October 1920

Herrick, John

* Not Insanity but Mental Illness (with Genevieve Forbes Herrick), (ar) Liberty Oct 4, Oct 11, Oct 18 1924

Herrick, Katharine P.

* Scene at the Garrick Theatre During Horse-Show Week, (pl) Gunter’s Magazine March 1905

Herrick, Kimball

* Blonde Percentage, (ss) The American Magazine June 1935

* Crooked Wheels, (ss) Farm Journal March 1938

* Dust, (ss) The American Magazine October 1935

* Grainman, (ss) Argosy October 19 1935

World Wide Adventure Summer 1969

* A Job to Do, (ss) The American Magazine March 1938

* Parana Bounce, (ss) Country Gentleman May 1939

* Rabbit Pie, (vi) Liberty January 21 1939

* Suction, (ss) The American Magazine February 1935

The Evening Standard October 19 1935

* Tearoom for Two, (ss) The American Magazine July 1939

* Tow Job, (vi) The American Magazine August 1937

Herrick, Landon

* The City Dweller, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post September 1 1934

Herrick, Leonora

* Employment and Post-War Prosperity, (es) The Yale Review Winter 1945

Herrick, Lida M.

* Maud Muller Up-To-Date, (pm) Breezy Stories March 1927

Herrick, Louise

* Careless Speech, (??) The Century Magazine February 1883

* How the Yankees Came to Blackwood, (ss) St. Nicholas January 1888

Herrick, Maddick-Mead

* [front cover], (cv) This Week Apr 30, Dec 24 1939, May 26, Jun 16, Aug 11 1940

Herrick, Marion

* Depression, (ss) The Midland November/December 1932

Herrick, Maude Zella

* Addie Likes the War, (ss) Smith’s Magazine March 1919

* Avoided Visit of Carolyn, (ss) Lippincott’s Magazine April 1911

* Descended of Eve, (ss) Smith’s Magazine May 1910

* “Don’t Call No Cops!”, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1928

* An Echo from Barbaria, (ss) The Housekeeper August 1906

* Her Peculiar Husband, (ss) The Housekeeper February 1910

* Learn That Guy!, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1928

* Lily Pays the Gas Bill, (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1928

* The Velocity of Mr. Vico, (ss) The Red Book Magazine December 1927

Herrick, Mildred

* Black Gold Tells Me the Truth, (ar) Liberty July 5 1924

Herrick, Mortimer

* Everywoman, (sa) The Green Book Album November 1911 [Ref. Walter Browne]; novelization of the play by Walter Browne.

* I Want to Know You Folks, (iv) The Green Book Album June 1912 [Ref. Leopoldine Konstantin]

* The Million, (sa) The Green Book Album May 1912 [Ref. Georges Berr, Leo Ditrichstein & Marcel Guillemaud]; novelization of the play by Leo Ditrichstein from the French of Georges Berr, based on Marcel Guillemaud.

* The Nigger, (sa) The Green Book Album April 1911 [Ref. Edward Sheldon]; novelization of the play by Edward Sheldon.

* Overnight, (sa) The Green Book Album September 1911 [Ref. Philip Bartholomae]; novelization of the play by Philip Bartholomae.

Herrick, R. C.

* Hope Springs Eternal, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post July 22 1939

Herrick, Richard

* You Are, Like All the Fair, (pm) College Humor September 1929

Herrick, Robert

* Abstinence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Accusation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Admonition, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Adversity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Advice the Best Actor, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* After Autumne, Winter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Again, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Againe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Against Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Age Unfit for Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* All Things Decay and Die, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Golden Book Magazine #69, September 1930, as "“All things decay with Time…”"

* “All things decay with Time…”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "All Things Decay and Die"

The Golden Book Magazine #69, September 1930

* The Amber Bead, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Ambition, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Anacreontike, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine January 1895, as "“Born I Was to Be Old”"

* Anacrontick Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Anger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another Charme for Stables, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another of the Same, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another on Her, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another on Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another to Bring in the Witch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another to Neptune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another to the Maids, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another Upon Her, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Another Upon Her Weeping, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Anthea’s Retractation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Any Way for Wealth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Apparition of His Mistresse Calling Him to Elizium, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Apron of Flowers, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine August 1894

* The Argument of His Book, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Art Above Nature, to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Bacchanalian Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Bachanalian Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bad May Be Better, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bad Princes Pill their People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bad Season Makes the Poet Sad, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bad Wages for Good Service, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bag of the Bee, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Barly-Break: or, Last in Hell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bashfulnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bastards, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Beauty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bed-man, or Grave-maker, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1881, as "The Grave-Digger"

* The Beggar, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Beggar to Mab, the Fairie Queen, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Magic ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1967, as "Queen Mab’s Good Grace"

* Beginning, Difficult, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Being Once Blind, His Request to Biancha, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bell-man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Best to Be Merry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Beucolick, or Discourse of Neatherds, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Biting of Beggars, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Blame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Blame the Reward of Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bleeding Hand: or, The Sprig of Eglantine Given to a Maid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Body, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bondman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* “Born I Was to Be Old”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Anacreontike"

The English Illustrated Magazine January 1895

* The Bracelet of Pearle: To Silvia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Braclet to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Bribes and Gifts Get All, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bride-Cake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Broken Christall, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Bubble. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Bucolick Betwixt Two: Lacon and Thyrsis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Buriall, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* By Use Comes Easinesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Candlemas Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Ceremonies for Candlemasse Eve"

Ghosts and Shadows ed. Dorothy Edwards, Lutterworth, 1980

* The Candor of Julias Teeth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Canticle to Apollo, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Captiv’d Bee: or, The Little Filcher, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Care a Good Keeper, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Carkanet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Casualties, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Caution, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Caution in Councell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Ceremonies for Candlemasse Day, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

McClure’s Magazine December 1911

* Ceremonies for Candlemasse Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

McClure’s Magazine February 1910
Ghosts and Shadows ed. Dorothy Edwards, Lutterworth, 1980, as "Candlemas Eve"

* Ceremonies for Christmasse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Ceremony Upon Candlemas Eve, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1879

* Change Common to All, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Change Gives Content, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Changes to Corinna, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Charm, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "A Charme, or an Allay for Love"

Mystery! ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1963

* A Charme, or an Allay for Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Mystery! ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1963, as "A Charm"

* Charmes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Charms, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Charon and Phylomel, a Dialogue Sung, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Cheat of Cupid: or, The Ungentle Guest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cheerfulnesse in Charitie: or, The Sweet Sacrifice, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cherrie-Ripe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Lady’s Realm October 1899

* Cherry-Pit, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Choose for the Best, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Chop-Cherry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Christian Militant, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Christmas Eve—A Ceremonie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Christmasse-Eve, Another Ceremonie"

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1881

* Christmasse-Eve, Another Ceremonie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1881, as "Christmas Eve—A Ceremonie"
The Windsor Magazine #72, December 1900, as "On Christmas Eve", uncredited.

* Clemency, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Clemency in Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cloathes, Are Conspirators, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Clothes Do but Cheat and Cousen Us, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Cloud, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Coblers Catch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1879

* Comfort in Calamity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Comforts in Crosses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Comfort to a Lady Upon the Death of Her Husband, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Comfort to a Youth That had Lost His Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Coming of Good Luck, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Conformitie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Conformity Is Comely, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Conjuration, to Electra, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Connubii Flores, or the Well-Wishes at Weddings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Consultation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Contention, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Content, Not Cates, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Corinna’s Going a Maying, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1874

* Counsell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Counsel to Girls, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time"

* A Country Life: To His Brother, M. Tho: Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Country Life, to the Honoured M. End. Porter, Groom of the Bed-Chamber to His Maj., (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Country Life, to the Honoured M. End. Porter, Groom of the Bed-Chamber to His Maj., (ex) Hesperides, 1648, as by Abraham Cowley

London Society Christmas 1867, as by Abraham Cowley

* Couplets, (gp)

The Golden Book Magazine #13, January 1926

* Courage Cool’d, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Covetous Still Captives, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Credit of the Conqueror, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Crosse and Pile, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Crosses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Crowd and Company, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Cruell Maid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cruelties, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cruelty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cruelty Base in Commanders, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Crutches, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Cunctation in Correction, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Curse. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Custard, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Dangers Wait on Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Dean-Bourn, a Rude River in Devon, by Which Sometimes He Lived, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Death Ends All Woe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Defence for Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Definition of Beauty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Delay, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Delaying Bride, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Delight and Disorder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Delight in Disorder"

Best Stories of All Time June 1926

* Delight in Disorder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1882
The English Illustrated Magazine February 1894
The Idler April 1903
Ainslee’s November 1925
Best Stories of All Time June 1926, as "Delight and Disorder"

* The Deluge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Deniall in Women No Disheartning to Men, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Departure of the Good Demon, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Depth of Silence, (ex) Hesperides, 1648, as "To His Mistresse Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking"

The Argosy June 1911

* Devotion Makes the Deity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Dialogue Betwixt Himselfe and Mistresse Eliza: Wheeler, Under the Name of Amarillis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1881

* A Dialogue Betwixt Horace and Lydia, Translated Anno 1627, and Set by Mr. Ro: Ramsey, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Diet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Difference Betwixt Kings and Subjects, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Dirge Upon the Death of the Right Valiant Lord, Bernard Stuart, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Discontents in Devon, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Discord Not Disadvantageous, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Disswasions from Idlenesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Distance Betters Dignities, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Distrust, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Divination by a Daffodil, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine May 1891

* Draw, and Drinke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Draw Gloves, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Dream, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Dreame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Dreames, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Duty to Tyrants, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Early Rising, (pm)

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1850

* An Eclogue, or Pastorall Between Endimion Porter and Lycidas Herrick, Set and Sung, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Empires, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The End, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An End Decreed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The End of His Worke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Entertainment: or, Porch-Verse, at the Marriage of Mr. Hen. Northly, and the Most Witty Mrs. Lettice Yard, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Epitaph Upon a Child, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

St. Nicholas November 1882, as "Grace for a Child"
The Cornish Magazine December 1898, as "Grace for a Child"
National Magazine December 1902, as "Grace for a Child"

* An Epitaph Upon a Sober Matron, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Epitaph Upon a Virgin, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Epithalamie to Sir Thomas Southwell and His Ladie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Eternitie, (pm)

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1882

* Evensong, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Event of Things Not in Our Power, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Examples, or Like Prince, Like People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Excesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Expences Exhaust, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Eye, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Eyes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Eyes Before the Eares, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Factions, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Fair Daffodils, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1896; Herrick’s poem put to music., music by W. J. Foxell

* Fair Dayes: or, Dawnes Deceitfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Faire After Foule, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Faire Shewes Deceive, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Fairies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Pall Mall Magazine March 1900

* The Fairie Temple: or, Oberons Chapell. Dedicated to Mr. John Merrifield, Counsellor at Law, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Faith Four-Square, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* False Mourning, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Fame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Fame Makes Us Forward, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Farewell Frost, or Welcome the Spring, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Feare, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Feare Gets Force, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Felicity Knowes No Fence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Felicity, Quick of Flight, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Few Fortunate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The First Marrs or Makes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* First Work, and then Wages, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Flatterie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* “Fly Me Not”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon His Gray Haires"

The English Illustrated Magazine January 1894

* Foolishnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* “For Her Beauty It Was Such”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon a Maide"

The Ludgate #61, November 1900

* Fortune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Fortune Favours, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Foure Things Make Us Happy Here, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Frankincense, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Fresh Cheese and Cream, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Frolick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Frozen Heart, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Frozen Zone; or, Julia Disdainfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Funerall Rites of the Rose, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Gain and Gettings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Gather Ye Rosebuds, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time"

* Gentlenesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Glorie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Glory, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Gold, Before Goodnesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Good Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Good Husband, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Good Luck Not Lasting, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Good Manners at Meat, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Good-Night or Blessing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Good Precepts, or Counsell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Grace for a Child, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "An Epitaph Upon a Child"

* The Grave-Digger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "The Bed-man, or Grave-maker"

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1881

* Great Boast, Small Rost, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Great Maladies, Long Medicines, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Great Spirits Supervive, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Griefe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Griefes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Hag, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Hagg, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Hand and Tongue, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Happinesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Happinesse to Hospitality, or a Hearty Wish to Good House-keeping, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Haste Hurtfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Head-ake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Best Stories of All Time February 1927

* Health, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Her Bed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Her Legs, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Hesperides, (co) 1648

* His Age, Dedicated to His Peculiar Friend, M. John Wickes, Under the Name of Posthumus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Almes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Answer to a Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Answer to a Question, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Best Stories of All Time February 1927

* His Cavalier, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1882

* His Change, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Charge to Julia at His Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Comfort, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Content in the Country, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Covenant or Protestation to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Desire, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Embalming to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Fare-well to Sack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Grange, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Grange, or Private Wealth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Golden Book Magazine #17, May 1926

* His Hope or Sheat-Anchor, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Lachrimee or Mirth, Turn’d to Mourning, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Last Request to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Losse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Misery in a Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Own Epitaph, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Parting from Mrs Dorothy Keneday, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Poetrie His Pillar, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1882

* His Prayer to Ben. Jonson, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Protestation to Perilla, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Recantation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Request to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Returne to London, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Sailing from Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Teares to Thamasis, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Weaknesse in Woes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Winding-Sheet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Wish, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* His Wish to Privacie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Hock-Cart, or Harvest Home: To the Right Honourable. Mildmay, Earle of Westmoreland, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Honey-combe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Hope Heartens, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Hope Well and Have Well: or, Faire After Foule Weather, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Houre-Glasse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How He Would Drinke His Wine, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How His Soule Came Ensnared, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Lilies Came White, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Marigolds Came Yellow, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Pansies or Hart-Ease Came First, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1874

* How Primroses Came Green, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Roses Came Red, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Springs Came First, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How the Wall-Flower Came First, and Why So Called, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* How Violets Came Blew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Hunger, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne to Bacchus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Hymne to Cupid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Hymne to Juno, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Hymne to Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne to Sir Clipseby Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne to the Graces, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne, to the Lares, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne to the Muses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Hymne to Venus, and Cupid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* I Call and I Call, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine Apr 1894, Jul 1895
The Lady’s Realm May 1898

* “I dare not ask a kiss…”, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To Electra"

The Golden Book Magazine #123, March 1935

* I Held Love’s Head, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Love"

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1881

* Ill Government, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Impossibilities to His Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* In Praise of Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* In the Darke None Dainty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Invitation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Jack and Jill, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Jimmall Ring, or True-Love Knot, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Julia’s Churching, or Purification, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Julia’s Clothes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Julia’s Clothes"

Encore #38, April 1945

* Julia’s Petticoat, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Just Man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A King and No King, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kings and Tyrants, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Kiss. A Dialogue, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Kisse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kisses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kisses Loathsome, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kissing and Bussing…, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Kissing Usurie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Large Bounds Doe but Bury Us, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Larr’s Portion, and the Poet’s Part, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Last Stroke Strike Sure, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Laugh and Lie Downe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lawes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Lawne, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lawse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lazare Fibulum, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Leander’s Obsequies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lenitie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Leprosie in Clothes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Leprosie in Houses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Leven, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Liberty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Life Is the Bodies Light, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Like Loves His Like, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Like Pattern, Like People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Lilly in a Christal, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lines Have Their Linings, and Bookes Their Buckram, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lips Tonguelesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Little and Loud, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Littlenesse No Cause of Leannesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Long and Lazie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Long Lookt for Comes at Last, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Losse from the Least, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lots to Be Liked, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love Dislikes Nothing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love Is a Sirrup, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love Kill’d by Lack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love Lightly Pleased, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine April 1895

* Love Me Little, Love Me Long, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Best Stories of All Time February 1927

* Love Palpable, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love Perfumes All Parts, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lovers How They Come and Part, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love’s Play at Push-Pin, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Love, What It Is, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Lyrick for Legacies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Lyrick to Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Mad Maids Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1881
The Pall Mall Magazine January 1894
The English Illustrated Magazine Mar 1894, Mar 1895

* The Maiden-Blush, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Maids Nay’s Are Nothing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Mans Dying-Place Uncertain, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Mattens, or Morning Prayer, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* May, (pm)

Metropolitan Magazine May 1908

* May Blossoms, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "To Carnations. A Song"

The Lady’s Realm May 1899

* The May-Pole, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Meane, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Meane in Our Meanes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Meane Things Overcome Mighty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Meat Without Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Meddow Verse or Anniversary to Mistris Bridget Lowman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Meditation for His Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Men Mind No State in Sicknesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Merits Make the Man, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Miseries, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Moderation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Money Gets the Masterie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Money Makes the Mirth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Golden Book Magazine #13, January 1926

* The More Mighty, the More Mercifull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* More Modest, More Manly, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* More Potent, Lesse Peccant, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Most Words, Lesse Works, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Mount of the Muses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Mrs. Eliz. Wheeler, Under the Name of the Lost Shepardesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Multitude, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Need, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Neglect, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Never Too Late to Dye, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A New-Yeares Gift Sent to Sir Simon Steward, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Best-Story Magazine #6, January 1927, as "The New Year’s Gift"

* The New Year’s Gift, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "A New-Yeares Gift Sent to Sir Simon Steward"

Best-Story Magazine #6, January 1927

* The Night-Piece, to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Atlantic Monthly January 1879, as "untitled (“Her eyes the glow-worm lend thee…”)"
Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1882
The Golden Book Magazine #45, September 1928

* No Action Hard to Affection, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Bashfulnesse in Begging, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Danger to Men Desperate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Despight to the Dead, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Difference i’th’Dark, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Fault in Women, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Encore #8, September 1942

* No Loathsomenesse in Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Lock Against Letcherie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Luck in Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Windsor Magazine #68, August 1900

* No Man Without Money, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* None Free from Fault, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Paines, No Gaines, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Nor Buying or Selling, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Shipwrack of Vertue. To a Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Spouse but a Sister, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Not Every Day Fit for Verse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Nothing Free-Cost, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Nothing New, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Not to Covet Much Where Tittle Is the Charge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Not to Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* No Want Where There’s Little, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Nuptiall Song, or Epithalamie, on Sir Clipseby Crew and His Lady, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Nuptiall Verse to Mistresse Elizabeth Lee, Now Lady Tracy, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Obedience, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Obedience in Subjects, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Oberons Feast, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Oberons Palace, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Observation, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Ode for Him, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Ode to Master Endymion Porter, Upon His Brother’s Death, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* An Ode to Sir Clipsebie Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Of Horne a Comb-Maker, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Of Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Of Love. A Sonnet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Old Parson Beanes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "Upon Parson Beanes"

The Pall Mall Magazine Oct 1896, Oct 1898

* The Old Wives Prayer, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Olive Branch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Olive Branch, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1894, music by W. A. Roberts

* On a Perfum’d Lady, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Once Poore, Still Penurious, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Once Seen and No More, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Chloris Walking in the Snow, (pm) (error, actually by William Strode)

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1880

* On Fortune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Gelli-Flowers Begotten, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Himself, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Himselfe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On His Booke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Jone, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Jone and Jane, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Julia’s Breath, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Julias Lips, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Julia’s Picture, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Poet Prat, Epigr., (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* On Tomasin Parsons, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Orpheus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Our Own Sinnes Unseen, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Out of Time, Out of Tune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Paines Without Profit, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Painting Sometimes Permitted, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Panegerick to Sir Lewis Pemberton, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Paranaeticall, or Advisive Verse, to His Friend, M. John Wicks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Parcae, or, Three Dainty Destinies: The Armilet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Parcell-Gil’t-Poetry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Pardons, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Parliament of Roses to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Parting Verse, or Charge to His Supposed Wife When He Travelled, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Parting Verse, the Feast There Ended, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Passion, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Pastorall Sung to the King: Montano, Silvio, and Mirtillo, Shepheards, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Pastorall Upon the Birth of Prince Charles, Presented to the King, and Set by Mr. Nic: Laniere, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Patience in Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Peace Not Permanent, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Penitence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Perfume, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Perseverance, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Peter-Penny, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Physitians, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Pillar of Fame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Pitie to the Prostrate, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Plaudite, or End of Life, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Pleasures Pernicious, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Plots Not Still Prosperous, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Plunder, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Poems of a Pastor, (gp)

Best Stories of All Time February 1927

* The Poet Hath Lost His Pipe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Poet Loves a Mistresse, but Not to Marry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Poetry Perpetuates the Poet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Poets, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Poets Good Wishes for the Most Hopefull and Handsome Prince, the Duke of Yorke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Policie in Princes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Pomander Bracelet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Possessions, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Posting to Printing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Potentates, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Poverty and Riches, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Poverty the Greatest Pack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Power and Peace, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Power in the People, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Pray and Prosper, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Precepts, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Presence and Absence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Present Government Grievous, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Present: or, The Bag of the Bee, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Present Time Best Pleaseth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Prevision, or Provision, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Pride Allowable in Poets, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Primitiae to Parents, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Primrose, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Argosy (UK) April 1939

* Princes and Favourites, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Prognostick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Proof to No Purpose, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Psalme or Hymne to the Graces, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Purgatory, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Purposes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Putrefaction, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Queen Mab’s Good Grace, (pm) Hesperides, 1648, as "The Beggar to Mab, the Fairie Queen"

Magic ed. Seon Manley & Gogo Lewis, Funk & Wagnalls, 1967

* The Quintell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Raggs, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Rainbow, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Rainbow: or Curious Covenant, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Rapine Brings Ruin, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Readinesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Recompence, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Regression Spoiles Resolution, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Repletion, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Request to the Graces, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Rest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Rest Refreshes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Revenge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Reverence to Riches, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Reward and Punishments, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Rewards, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Ring Presented to Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Pall Mall Magazine October 1895

* The Rock of Rubies: and the Quarrie of Pearls, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine July 1894

* The Rosarie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Rosemaire Branch, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Rules for Our Reach, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Sacrifice, by Way of Discourse Betwixt Himselfe and Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Sadnesse of Things for Sapho’s Sicknesse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Safety on the Shore, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Safety to Look to One Selfe, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Saint Distaff’s Day, or the Morrow After Twelfth Day, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The St. Nicholas Treasure Box of Literature:
* ___ Thanksgiving for His House, (pm)
- St. Nicholas November 1881
* Satisfaction for Sufferings, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Sauce for Sorrowes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Scar-Fire, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The School or Perl of Putney, the Mistress of All Singular Manners, Mistresse Portman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Seeke and Finde, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Shame, No Statist, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Ship-wrack, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Shooe Tying, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Short and Long Both Likes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Short Hymne to Larr, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Short Hymne to Venus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Showre of Blossomes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Silken Snake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Sincerity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Single Life Most Secure, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Slavery, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Smart, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Smell of the Sacrifice, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Society, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Soft Musick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Some Comfort in Calamity, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Song to the Maskers, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Song Upon Silvia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Sonnet of Perilla, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Sorrowes Succeed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Soul Is the Salt, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Speake in Season, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Spell, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Steame in Sacrifice, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Stool-Ball, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Strength to Support Soveraignty, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Studies to Be Supported, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Succession of the Foure Sweet Months, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Sufferance, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Suffer That Thou Canst Not Shift, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Supreme Fortune Falls Soonest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Surfeits, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Suspicion Makes Secure, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Suspition Upon His Over-Much Familiarity with a Gentlewoman, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Sweetnesse in Sacrifice, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Teares, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Golden Book Magazine #13, January 1926

* Teares, and Laughter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Teares Are Tongues, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Tear Sent to Her from Staines, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Temple, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* A Ternarie of Littles, Upon a Pipkin of Jellie Sent to a Lady, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Thanksgiving for His House, (pm)

St. Nicholas November 1881

* Things Mortall Still Mutable, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* Things of Choice, Long a Comming, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* The Tinkers Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To a Bed of Tulips, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1879

* To a Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To a Gentlewoman, Objecting to Him His Gray Haires, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To a Gentlewoman on Just Dealing, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To All Young Men That Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To a Maid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Anthea, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1883, as "untitled (“Sick is Anthea sickly in the spring…”)"
The All-Story December 1911

* To Anthea Lying in Bed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Anthea, Who May Command Him Anything, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Apollo, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Apollo. A Short Hymne, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Bacchus, a Canticle, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Be Merry, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Bianca, to Blesse Him, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Biancha, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Blossoms, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine Jun 1890, Jun 1900
The Lady’s Realm July 1898
The All-Story October 1913
The All-Story (UK) October 1913

* To Carnations. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Lady’s Realm May 1899, as "May Blossoms"

* To Cedars, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Cherry-Blossomes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Criticks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Crowne It, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Cupid, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Daffadils, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Daisies, Not to Shut So Soone, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Argosy August 1914

* To Dewes. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Dianeme, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Dianeme. A Ceremonie in Gloucester, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Doctor Alablaster, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Electra, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Lady’s Realm May 1900
The Golden Book Magazine #123, March 1935, as "“I dare not ask a kiss…”"

* To Electra, (sg) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1896, music by Stanley Dale

* To Electra. Love Looks for Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Enjoy the Time, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Flowers, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Fortune, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

Best-Story Magazine #10, May 1927

* To Groves, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Book, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Booke, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Brother-in-Law Master John Wingfield, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Brother Nicholas Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Closet-Gods, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Deare Valentine, Mistresse Margaret Falconbrige, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Dying Brother, Master William Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Faithfull Friend, Master John Crofts, Cup-Bearer to the King, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Friend, Master J. Jincks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Friend, on the Untuneable Times, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Friend to Avoid Contention of Words, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Girles, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Girles who Would Have Him Sportfull, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honour’d Friend, Sir Thomas Heale, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honoured and Most Ingenious Friend Mr. Charles Cotton, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honoured Friend, M. John Weare, Councellour, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honoured Friend, Sir John Mince, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honoured Kinsman, Sir Richard Stone, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Honoured Kinsman Sir William Soame. Epig, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Household Gods, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Kinsman, M. Tho: Herrick, Who Desired to Be in His Book, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Kinsman, Sir Tho. Soame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Kinswoman, Mistresse Susanna Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Kinswoman, Mrs. Penelope Wheeler, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Learned Friend M. Jo. Harmar, Phisitian to the Colledge of Westminster, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Lovely Mistresses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Maid Prew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Mistresse Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The Golden Book Magazine #37, January 1928

* To His Mistresse Objecting to Him Neither Toying or Talking, (ex) Hesperides, 1648

The Argosy June 1911, as "The Depth of Silence"

* To His Mistresses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Muse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine May 1895

* To His Muse, Another to the Same, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Nephew, to Be Prosperous in His Art of Painting, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Paternall Country, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Peculiar Friend M. Jo: Wicks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Peculiar Friend Mr. Thomas Shapcott, Lawyer, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Peculiar Friend, Sir Edward Fish, Knight Baronet, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Sister in Law, M. Susanna Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Tomb-Maker, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Valentine, on S. Valentines Day, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Verses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Worthy Friend, M. Arthur Bartly, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Worthy Friend M. John Hall, Student of Grayes-Inne, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Worthy Friend, M. Tho. Falconbirge, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To His Worthy Kinsman, Mr. Stephen Soame, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Jealousie, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Jos: Lo: Bishop of Exeter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Julia, in Her Dawn, or Day-breake, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Julia in the Temple, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Julia, the Flaminica Dialis, or Queen-Priest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Larr, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Laurels, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Live Freely, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Live Merrily, and to Trust to Good Verses, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Love, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Marygolds, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To M. Denham, on His Prospective Poem, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Meddowes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To M. Henry Lawes, the Excellent Composer of His Lyricks, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Mistresse Amie Potter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Mistresse Dorothy Parsons, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Mistresse Katherine Bradshaw, the Lovely, That Crowned Him with Laurel, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Mistresse Mary Willand, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To M. Kellam, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To M. Laurence Swetnaham, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To M. Leonard Willan His Peculiar Friend, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Momus, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Musick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Musick. A Song, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Musick, to Becalme a Sweet-Sick-Youth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Musique, to Becalme His Fever, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To My Dearest Sister, M. Mercie Herrick, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To My Ill Reader, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Myrrha, Hard-Hearted, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Oenone, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Pansies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Perenna, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Perenna, a Mistresse, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Perilla, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Phillis to Love, and Live with Him, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

The English Illustrated Magazine December 1893

* To Primroses Fill’d with Morning-Dew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Prince Charles Upon His Coming to Exeter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Robin Red-brest, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Rosemary and Baies, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Roses in Julia’s Bosome, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sapho, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sappho, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Silvia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Silvia to Wed, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sir Clipseby Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sir Clisebie Crew, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sir George Parrie, Doctor of the civill Law, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sir John Berkley, Governour of Exeter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Springs and Fountains, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To Sycamores, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Detracter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Earle of Westmoreland, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Fever, Not to Trouble Julia, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Generous Reader, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Genius of His House, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Handsome Mistresse Grace Potter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the High and Noble Prince George, Duke, Marquesse, and Earle of Buckingham, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Honoured, Master Endimion Porter, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King and Queene Upon Their Unhappy Distances, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King, to Cure the Evill, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King, Upon His Comming with His Army Into the West, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King, Upon His Taking of Leicester, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the King, Upon His Welcome to Hampton Court. Set and Sung, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Lady Crew, Upon the Death of Her Child, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Ladyes, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Lady Mary Villars, Governesse to the Princess Henretta, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Lark, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Little Spinners, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Lord Hopton, on His Fight in Cornwall, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Maids to Walke Abroad, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Most Accomplisht Gentleman, Master Edward Norgate, Clerk of the Signet to His Majesty. Epig, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

* To the Most Accomplisht Gentleman Master Michael Oulsworth, (pm) Hesperides, 1648

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