| Missing Titles |
| Klock | 64 | [E-o] | 099.00G.0HE | * |
| Ralph | 64 | [E-o] | 100.00G.0HE | * |
| ElVar | 411 | [Dd-i] | 023.00G.0HE | * |
| SelfL | 414 | [Dd-i] | 080.00G.HE1 | * |
| Press Variants |
| Prim | 50 | [E-i] | 069.00G.024 | With this mysterious number be content* |
| ElJeal | 65 | [F-o] | 011.00G.024 | Nor kiss and play in his house as before.*
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| [CW: Now] |
| ElBrac | 82 | [G-i] | 008.00G.059 | Or let me creep to some dread Conjurer,* |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.024 | Which bring friends one dayes way, and leave them then;* |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.026 | Asunder* meet against a third to warre, |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.027 | The South and Westwinds* joyn'd, and, as they blew, |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.037 | But when I wak'd, I saw, that I saw not.* |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.042 | Could none by this* right name, but thunder call: |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.044 | Then* if the Sun had drunk the sea before. |
| Storm | 145 | [L-o] | 109.00G.046 | Griev'd that they are not dead, and yet must die:* |
| Calm | 148 | [L-o] | 110.00G.048 | A scourge,* 'gainst which we all forgot* to pray. |
| HWKiss | 149 | [L-o] | 112.00G.034 | Falshood is denizond.* Virtue is barbarous, |
| HWKiss | 149 | [L-o] | 112.00G.048 | Inn* any where; continuance maketh hell.
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| [CW: And] |
| HG | 152 | [L-o] | 130.00G.048 | Yon* came with me to Micham, and are here. |
| RWThird | 153 | [L-o] | 113.00G.014 | May cloath them weth* faith, and dear honesty, |
| RWThird | 153 | [L-o] | 113.00G.017 | Wise, valiant, sober, just,* are names, which none |
| RWThird | 153 | [L-o] | 113.00G.018 | Want, which want not Vice-couering* discretion. |
| RWThird | 153 | [L-o] | 113.00G.023 | Blowing our spark of vertue)* may out-burn |
| BedfRef | 156 | [L-o] | 137.00G.005 | Two ils can ne'r perplex us, sin t'excuse,* |
| BedfRef | 156 | [L-o] | 137.00G.009 | Makes her not see, or not show:* all my rime |
| BedfRef | 157 | [L-o] | 137.00G.011 | For, as dark texts need notes some: there* must be |
| BedfWrit | 160 | [L-o] | 138.00G.001 | T'have written then* when you writ, seem'd to me |
| BedfWrit | 160 | [L-o] | 138.00G.004 | Than worst of civil vices, thankelsness.* |
| BedfWrit | 160 | [L-o] | 138.00G.007 | But 'tis not so. Nothing as I am, may* |
| EdHerb | 160 | [L-o] | 140.00G.033 | Since then our business is* to rectifie |
| EdHerb | 160 | [L-o] | 140.00G.038 | All; All his faith can swallow,'or* reason chaw, |
| FirAn | 203 | [O-i] | 155.00G.026 | Thou might'st have better spar'd the Sun,* or man. |
| FirAn | 208 | [O-o] | 155.00G.189 | Thy better growth grows withered,* and scant; |
| SecAn | 226 | [Q-i] | 157.00G.114 | They re-invest thee in white innocence* |
| Mark | 252 | [R-o] | 149.00G.034 | For, graves our Trophies are, and both death's dust.* |