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Otia Sacra Optima Fides

[by Mildmay Fane]

Westmorland, Mildmay Fane (1601-1666)

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II.

The Second Part.

To my Book, upon the second Part, and the Title Page.

Humane Science Handmaid to Divine.

Occasioned by seeing a Walk of Bay-trees.

Inter Acus & Aculeos pugna.

Chloris Complaint.

The Fift of November, being in Kent a stony Countrey.

My happy Life, to a Friend.

De Imperatorum Julianorum lineæ ultimo Et Sulpitii sive Electorum primo.

Upon a Journey of His Majesty's into Scotland, and His safe Return.

To N. B. an Angler.

Amoris Sigillum.

Virtus vera Nobilitas.

Upon King CHARLES return out of Scotland in November, 1641.

Upon the King and Queens meeting after long absence.

Cordium Concordia vera.

To N. B. for his Company.

In praise of Fidelia.

Two Turtles billing, and death with his Sithe over them, ready to make separation; To whom this Divide & Impera.

To Sir John VVentworth, upon his Curiosities and Courteous entertainment at Summerly in Lovingland.

Upon King CHARLES's meeting with the Dukes of York and Glocester, and the Lady Elizabeth, his three children at Maidenhead, the 15 of July, 1647.

To Prince CHARLES.

In readventum meum ad Antiquos Lares.

The Fallacy of hopes or wishes.

My Farewell to the Court.

How to ride out a Storm.

Ad Scoto-Britannum cui Carolus noster se subtraxit.

An Epitaph on E. W.

In Obitum Ben. Johns. Poetæ eximii.

De Tristibus.

Sola Bella che piace.

To Retiredness.

Infans Natus, Fillus Datus.

Tantillus Homo, & Tantus Peccator.

Before a Sacrament.

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De Tristibus.

To a Cat bore me company in Confinement.

Associate to my Tears, whose nature tride
Makes thee a fit Companion for my side,
Who Captive sit under Confinements wing
For Being too active to act suffering,

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So become Passive too: Scratch but thine ear,
Then boldly tell what weather's drawing near.
For I'l conclude, no storm of Fortune can
Prevail ore Cæsar's barque, an honest Man.