Meditation 2Ʋpon digging the Earth.
Meditation 3Ʋpon a Tuft of green Graſs.
Meditation 4Ʋpon a barren plat of ground.
Meditation 5Ʋpon the Propenſity of the Earth to bring forth weeds.
Meditation 6Upon a Buſh of thorns.
Meditation 7Upon the diligence neceſſary to be uſed in a Garden.
Meditation 8Upon Birds picking up the ſeed.
Meditation 9Upon refreſhing rain after a dry ſeaſon.
Meditation 10Upon the plucking off the tops of weeds.
Meditation 11Upon the care men take of their Gardens.
Meditation 12Upon a neglected Garden.
Meditation 13Upon the fading of Beautifull flowers.
Meditation 14Upon Stones in the Garden.
Meditation 15Upon worms in the garden.
Meditation 16Upon an heap of Ants or Piſmires.
Meditation 17Upon the Diligence of the ants.
Meditation 18Upon the gorgeous dreſſe of Flowers.
Meditation 19Upon a Garden ſpoiled through bad fence.
Meditation 20Upon a Mole ſpoiling the garden.
Meditation 21Upon the ſpringing up of the ſeed.
Meditation 22Upon a ſudden Drought.
Meditation 23Upon flowers ſeemingly dead in winter, yet flouriſhing in the ſpring.
Meditation 24Upon fine flowers foul-ſented.
Meditation 25Upon ſweet-ſmelling flowers.
Meditation 26Upon hearbs withering in a dry ſeaſon.
Meditation 27Upon the difference between the various ſorts of flowers and vegetables.
Meditation 28Upon withering herbs and flowers.
Meditation 29Upon the ſpringing of herbs in the ſpring time.
Meditation 30Upon a withering knot of herbs.
Meditation 31Upon the unknown vertues of many vegetables.
Meditation 32Upon ſome deſpicable weeds, yet uſefull.
Meditation 33Upon the conſtant ſupply the vegetables need.
Meditation 34Upon the ſudden withering of flowers.
Meditation 35Upon the ſympathy and antipathy of vegetables.
Meditation 36Upon the Marigold and other flowers.
Meditation 37Upon a roſe among thorns.
Meditation 38Upon a bed of Camomile trampled upon.
Meditation 39Upon receiving in of the fruits.
Meditation 40Upon the beating out of the ſeed.
Meditation 41Upon the winnowing of the ſeed.
Meditation 42Upon clean ſeed ſown, yet brings forth chaff.
Meditation 43Upon the pleaſures of a garden.
Meditation 44Upon an adder lurking in the graſs.
Meditation 45Upon a Toad.
Meditation 46Upon the courſing of a hare.
Meditation 47Upon the labour and pains men take about worldly things.
Meditation 48Upon the dilligence of the ſpider.
Meditation 49Upon ſmall flys caught in a ſpiders web.
Meditation 50Upon the worthleſneſs of a ſpiders web.
Meditation 51Upon the painful and laborious Bee.
Meditation 52Upon the taſte of honey.
Meditation 53Upon the ſting of a Bee.
Meditation 54Ʋpon bees kil'd for their honey.
Meditation 55Upon the ſluggiſh drones.
Meditation 56Upon the gaudy Waſp.
Meditation 57Upon the painted Butterfly.
Meditation 58Upon a gnat playing with the candle.
Meditation 59Ʋpon many creatures ſeemingly dead in winter.
Meditation 60Ʋpon beggers at the door.
Meditation 61Upon the ſinging of birds.
Meditation 62Upon proviſion made for birds in a hard winter.
Meditation 63Ʋpon birds building their neſts.
Meditation 64Upon a ſmall bird feeding many young ones.
Meditation 65Upon the prating of a Parrat.
Meditation 66Upon a Kite kild by a Fowler eating his prey.
Meditation 67Upon a kite ſoaring aloft, yet minding her prey.
Meditation 68Upon a Bird in a cage.
Meditation 69Upon a bird with a clogg at her foot.
Meditation 70Upon birds obſerving their ſeaſons of coming and returning.
Meditation 71Upon a ſnail.
Meditation 72Upon a ſnail carrying her houſe along with her.
Meditation 73Upon mens miſery, labour, and pains.
Meditation 74On the difference between a well manured, and neglected Orchard.
Meditation 75Upon a great tree ſpringing from a ſmall kernel.
Meditation 76Ʋpon a crab-tree afterwards grafted.
Meditation 77Upon the pruning of a tree.
Meditation 78Upon ſuckers in a fruit-bearing tree.
Meditation 79Upon a fair but fruitleſs tree.
Meditation 80Upon a great tree ſpoiling others under it.
Meditation 81Ʋpon an old, yet fruitful tree.
Meditation 82Upon a leavy yet barren tree.
Meditation 83Upon a dead tree.
Meditation 84Upon a tree ſeemingly dead in winter.
Meditation 85Upon a great tree toſſed with the winde.
Meditation 86Ʋpon trees green in ſummer, but ſtript off all in winter.
Meditation 87Upon a tree green all the winter.
Meditation 88Upon trees decay for want of dreſſing.
Meditation 89Ʋpon promiſing trees after blaſted.
Meditation 90Upon leaves falling in Autumn.
Meditation 91Ʋpon a fruit-tree pelted with ſtones.
Meditation 92Ʋpon fruit left on the trees after ſhaking.
Meditation 93Upon the many enemies fruit-trees have.
Meditation 94Ʋpon a fair apple rotten at the core.
Meditation 95How little comfort the world can afford without food.
Meditation 96Upon the worth of meat, to thoſe that know the want of it.
Meditation 97The world is not a reſting-place.
Meditation 98Upon ſickneſs ſpoiling all earthly delights.
Meditation 99Upon a rainy day.
Meditation 100Ʋpon cold winter-weather.