# The Loyal Garland

A Table of the Sonnets contained in this Book.
* Loyalty turn’d up Trum, or the danger over.
* The kind Shepherd.
* The Marriage Joy.
* The Mournful Shepherd.
* The Loyalists incouragement.
* The Trouper.
* The Young Maidens Request to her Mother.
* The Answer.
* The Discontented Lover.
* The Loyal Seamans Delight.
* The Love-sick Maid.
* Tyrannick Love, or the Cruel Mistress.
* Advice to Virgins.
* The Good Fellows.
* The Country Mans Wish.
* A Scotch Song.
* The Answer.
* The witty Lasses choice.
* On the Times, or the good Subjects wish.
* The Saylors delight.
* The Mothers advice.
* The Country pastime.
* The merry meeting.
* The sorrowful Damsel comforted, or the tryal of Love.
* The Consideration.
* The Female Counselor.
* Defacing of Whitehall.
* The Loyal Soldier.
* The Soldiers Delight.
* The Time-server: A Medley.
* The Royalist.
* The scornful Lover.
* Upon an Act for Treason.
* A Song upon a Recanting Lover.
* The New Droll.
* The silly Shepherd.
* The Royalists resolve.
* The Contest.
* The fond Amorist.
* On Women.
* The satiated Lover.
* A Love Riddle.
* In praise of his Mistriss.
* A Love Song.
* A Pastoral Song; with the Answer.
* The Answer.
* A Song in derision of his Mistriss.
* The Dominion of the Sword.
* The fickle Lover.
* The Jovialists Coronation.
* A Lovers Request.
* The Despairing Lover to his Mistress.
* Gather your Rose buds.
* The Muses Courting Sack.
* The Constant Lover.
* The Loyal Prisoner.
* The Maidens Complaint.
* Canary’s Coronation.
* The Lovers complaint.
* Platonick Love.
* Upon passionate Love.
* The Womans Answer.
* I dote, I dote.
* A Pastoral Song.
* A Caveat for Maidens.
* The Platonick Lover.
* Loves Extasie.
* The Husband-man and Serving-man.
* A merry Medley.
* Second Ayr.
* Third Ayr.
* Fourth Ayr.
* The Resolute Lover.
* A Song in Praise of Canary.
* The Royalists Answer to Nay prithee don’t flie me..
* The taking of Mardike.
* The Re-resurrection of the Rump.
* The Bulls Feather.
* The merry Good-fellow.
* The Levellers Rant.
* A New Love-Song.
* A Song on going by Water.
* The merry Bells of Oxford.
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This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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