Poet
William Congreve
1670–1729
English
- A Hue and Cry after Fair Amoret
- A HYMN TO HARMONY, In HONOUR of St. CECILIA's Day. MDCCI
- Buxom Joan
- Epilogue
- Epilogue
- EPILOGUE, Spoken at the Opening of the New House. By Mrs. Bracegirdle
- False! or Inconstancy
- In easy Dialogue is FLETCHER's Praise
- ODE. (Daughter of Memory, Immortal Muse)
- On Mrs. Arabella Hunt Singing
- Poem
- Poem, by Bevil Higgons
- Poem, by J. Marsh
- Prologue
- PROLOGUE TO THE COURT; On the QUEEN's Birth-Day, 1704
- Prologue, spoken
- Prologue, written by Lord Falkland
- PROLOGUE. Spoken at the Opening of the New House, By Mr. Betterton
- Sabina Wakes
- The Old Bachelor
- THE PEASANT in Search of his HEIFER. A TALE, After M. De la Fontaine
- The Tears of Amaryllis for Amyntas. a Pastoral
- VERSES To the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Cobham