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The Lover, Being Wounded at the Bathe, Sues Unto His Lady For Pitie
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The Unhappie Man Contemneth Fortune, and Cleaveth to Hope
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The Lover to His Lady in Durance
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How Great a Follie the Conceit of Excellencie Is
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Her Aunsweare
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Against Ingratitude
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A Description in Jealousie
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The Evill Fortune of a Covetous Person
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To a Disdainfull Da*m
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A Briefe Description of Death
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