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A Nights Search

Discovering the Nature and Condition of Night-Walkers with their associats. Digested into a Poem by Hum. Mill
Mill, Humphrey

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To his much respected brother, Master Humphry Mill, upon his Poëm called A Nights Search.
  
To my adopted sonne Mr Humphry Mill, touching his Nights Search.
  
To his kinde friend, Master Humphry Mill, upon his speciall lines of Poetry, called A Nights Search.
  
To his loving friend, the Author of this Nights Search.
  
To his kinde friend Master Humphry Mill.
  
Upon the Book, and Authour of the Nights Search.
  
On the variety of pleasing fancies in the Poëm, the Night Search, written by his friend Mr. Humphry Mill.
  
To the Ingenious Author, Master Humphry Mill, on his booke called A Nights Search.
  
To his worthy friend the Author of the Nights Search.
  
To his judicious friend, Master Humphry Mill, on his Evening Poems.
  
To his friend, Humphry Mill, upon his ensuing Poems.
  
To his very good friend, Mr. Humphry Mill, on his Poem called the Nights Search.
  
To the well-deserving, Master Humphry Mill, upon his Poems called A Nights Search.
  
To his friend, Mr. Humphry Mill, upon his rich conceits in his Poems called A Nights Search.
  
Vpon the deserving Author, Master Humphry Mill, and his Nights Search.
  
To Master Mill, on his Nights Search.
  
To the Authour, Mr. Humphry Mill, on his worthy work, called A Nights Search.
  
Ad amicum suum candidum, M. Humphredum Mill, de Poëmate faceto, cui Titulus A Nights Search.
  
To his good friend the Author of the Nights Search.
  
To his respected friend, Master Mill, on his ensuing Poems.
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A Proeme to the Search,
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To his worthy friend, the Author of the Nights Search.
  
To the Author on his exact description of the Night-walkers of our time.

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His Epitaph.

Here lies a beggar that was lately made
A Pimp, to serve a Bawd and man a Whore,
'Tis strange a beggar should forsake his trade!
It made him poorer than he was before.
His bosome-friends return'd, t'increase his strife,
Conspir'd with death to take away his life.
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