| Sinner Acknowledges and Admires His Own Frailtie, The: Desiring Grace and Strength to Stand in Vertue, and With-Stand Vice - |
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| That the Vertuous Have the Promises of This Life, as Well as of That to Come - |
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| Now rouze thee Muse, prevent Apollo's rising |
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| T'insult upon the wretched, is a Crime |
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| Repetition of Gods Many Benefits, and Preservations, with Desire of the Continuance Thereof - |
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| Now Heavens bright Eye |
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| A Confession of Sinnes, with Petition for Grace |
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| For Power and Grace to Withstand the Flesh, the World, and the Divell - |
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| Lo how Apollo Pegasses prepare |
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| A Sinners Acknowledgement of His Vilenesse and Mutabilitie |
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