The Poems of Sir George Etherege

*Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. v*Contents, pg. xi*To a Very Young Lady, pg. 1*To a Lady, Asking Him How Long He Would Love Her, pg. 2*The Forsaken Mistress, pg. 3*To a Lady Who Fled the Sight of Him, pg. 5*Voiture's Urania, pg. 6*The Imperfect Enjoyment, pg. 7*Ephelia to Bajazet, pg. 9*A Song on Basset, pg. 11*Song, pg. 13*To Her Excellence the Marchioness of Newcastle After the Reading of Her Incomparable Poems, pg. 14*A Prologue Spoken at the Opening of the Duke's New Playhouse, pg. 16*To Mr. J. N. on his Translations out of French and Italian, pg. 18*Song, pg. 20*Song, pg. 21*Song If she be not as kind as fair, pg. 22*Song, pg. 23*Song, pg. 24*The Divided Heart, pg. 25*Silvia, pg. 26*Song, pg. 27*Song, pg. 28*Song, pg. 29*Song, pg. 30*Song, pg. 31*Song, pg. 32*Song, pg. 33*Song, pg. 34*A Letter from Lord Buckhurst to Mr. George Etherege, pg. 35*Mr. Etherege's Answer, pg. 38*Another Letter from Lord Buckhurst to Mr. Etherege, pg. 40*Mr. Etherege's Answer, pg. 43*A Letter to Lord Middleton, pg. 46*A Second Letter to Lord Middleton, pg. 48*Mr. Oryden's Letter to Sir George Etherege, pg. 51*Upon Love in Imitation of Cowley, pg. 55*Song, pg. 57*On a Lady Drinking the Waters, pg. 58*Song, pg. 59*The Rival, pg. 61*Mrs. Nelly's Complaint, pg. 62*Notes, pg. 67*Notes, pg. 130*Notes, pg. 142*Index of Titles and First Lines, pg. 147