PoemA Paſs-By, in Relation to thoſe, who ſeem offended at my Frequent-Scriblings, as they call them.
PoemThe Contents.
PoemAnother Meditation in Newgate, ſomewhat alluding to this old verſe in Seneca,
PoemA Meditation, occaſioned by the ſame Priſoners calling to mind, Jeremies Prophecie to Ebed-melech, the…
PoemAn Antidote againſt Fear, compoſed upon the Citizens being unexpectedly in Arms, Sept. 28. 1661. at night.
PoemA ſhort Excuſe, rendering ſome Reaſons why this Priſoner makes no Adreſſes for his Releaſe, to great…
PoemA Compoſure, for his private Refreſhment made by the ſame Priſoner, upon conſidering the ſaid outward…
SongAnother Spiritual Song compoſed, by occaſion of the laſt mentioned Diſtemper.
PoemA Meditation whilſt he was taking a Pipe of Tobbacco.
PoemA Hint, of that, which may hereafter (if not deſpiſed) conduce to the Setling of Peace and Concord in…
HymnA Hymn of Thankſgiving to Almighty GOD; compos'd by this Priſoner, for the gracious reſtoration of his…
HymnA Penitential Hymn, compoſed by occaſion of a Dream the 19th. of Octob. 1661. about Midnight.
PoemA Requiem to the Soul.
PoemA Meditation upon the many Prodigies and Apparitions, which are mentioned by Publick writing, or common Fame.
RiddleA Riddle for Recreation, not impertinent to this Place.
ProclamationA Proclamation made by this Priſoner, with the adviſe of his Privy Counſel, the Muſes.
PoemA Concluding Epigram.
- Back matter
PostscriptA Poſt-ſcript to the Readers.
AppendixAn Appendix in Relation to what concerns his Wife.
Table of contentsA Table of the ſeveral things contained in this Book.
PoemThe Authors Dream, the night before the Imprinting of this Book, and (as he believes) the true…
Errata