| A - B | C - F | G - I | J - N | O - R |
| S | Song Sans Lyrics | T | U - Z |
| Song First Line | Author | Play | Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jack thou'rt a toper let's have t'other quart | Anonymous | Bonduca | ANBOTBH1 |
| Jam more cum povera bla cum povera | Lacy, John | The Old Troop | JLTOT1 |
| Jenny gin you can love | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Fool's Preferment | TDAFP10 |
| Jockey was a dawdy lad | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Campaigners | TDTC5 |
| Jog on the footpath way | Shakespeare, William | The Winter's Tale | WSTWT2 |
| John Dory bought him an ambling nag | Cavendish, William | The Humorous Lovers | WCTHL2 |
| John for the king has been in many ballads | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL10 |
| The jolly breeze that comes whistling through the trees | Dennis, John | Rinaldo and Armida | JDRAA8 |
| Jolly shepherds come away | Gildon, Charles | Measure for Measure | CGMFM13 |
| The jolly wassel now do bring | Cavendish, Margaret | The Convent of Pleasure | MCTCOP1 |
| Joy sits smiling on each brow | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT16 |
| Joy to the bride whom now you see | Medbourne, Matthew (?) | St.Cecily | MMSC5 |
| Joy to the youthful happy pair | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Italian Husband | ERTIH1 |
| The joys of court or city | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Banditti | TDTBALD3 |
| The joys of debauch in the night are most sweet | Chamberlayne, William (?) | Wits Led by the Nose | WCWLBTN2 |
| The joys of wedlock soon are past | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ25 |
| The juice of Spanish squeez'd grapes is it | Cavendish, William | The Country Captain | WCTCC2 |
| Justice Oh gentle Justice Crab | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD15 |
| Kawasha comes in majesty | Anonymous | The Mask of Flowers | ANTMOF1 |
| Kindness hath resistless charms | Wilmot, John | Valentinian | JWV3 |
| King Stephen was a worthy peer | Shakespeare, William | [Othello,] The Moor of Venice | WSTMOV2 |
| Kings from the gods and from our elements | Settle, Elkanah | Cambyses | ESCKOP3 |
| The King's most faithful subjects we | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC6 |
| Know I've sworn and swear again | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML18 |
| La la la la | Philips, William | St. Stephen's Green | WPSSG1 |
| La la la la | Ravenscroft, Edward | Scaramouch | ERS6 |
| La la la la ra ra ra | Wycherley, William | The Gentleman Dancing-Master | WWTGDM1 |
| La la la lere | T.B. | Love will finde out the Way | TBLWFTW1 |
| Ladies farewell I must retire | Howard, James | The English Monsieur | JHTEM3 |
| Ladies though to your conqu'ring eyes | Etherege, George | The Comical Revenge | GETCR14 |
| Lads and lasses blithe and gay | D'Urfey, Thomas | II Don Quixote | TD2DQ1 |
| Lady-Cow Lady-Cow quick go flee | Davenant, William | The Rivals | WDTR5 |
| Lady preserve the title of your heart | Porter, Thomas | The Villain | TPTV10 |
| Lajus Lajus Lajus hear hear hear | Dryden and Lee | Oedipus | JDO4 |
| Lament ladies lament | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL4 |
| The larks awake the drowsy morn | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Injured Princess | TDTIP3 |
| Last night when Phoebus went to bed | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE8 |
| Lawn as white as driven snow | Shakespeare, William | The Winter's Tale | WSTWT3 |
| Lay a garland on my hearse of the dismal yew | Beaumont and Fletcher | The Maid's Tragedy | FBTMT4 |
| Lay by your pleading | Shadwell, Thomas | Epsom-Wells | TSEW5 |
| Lean virtue shall down with her barren reward | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT11 |
| Leave leave these useless arts | Shadwell, Thomas | Epsom-Wells | TSEW11 |
| Leave the mountain vale and home | Oldmixon, John | The Grove | JOTG3 |
| Let all be gay let pleasure reign | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML7 |
| Let ambition fire thy mind | Congreve, William | The Judgment of Paris | WCTJOP11 |
| Let beauty triumph o'er despair | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD20 |
| Let business no longer usurp your high mind | Lee, Nathaniel | Gloriana | NLG1 |
| Let every shepherd bring his lass | Gildon, Charles | Phaeton | CGPFD2 |
| Let fools consume themselves with fruitless care | Maidwell, Lewis | The Loving Enemies | LMTLE2 |
| Let Fortune and Phillis frown if they please | Rawlins (the Younger), Thomas | Tom Essence | TRTE2 |
| Let her have her will | Pix, Mary | The Spanish Wives | MPTSW8 |
| Let him come let him come [To his appointed dreadful doom] | Crowne, John | The English Frier | JCTEF4 |
| Let him that's melancholy | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Citizen Turn'd Gentleman | ERTCTG6b |
| Let humor change and spare not | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL2 |
| Let maudlin lovers that are in despair | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD7 |
| Let me ye satyrs let me know | Anonymous | Orpheus and Euridice | ANOAE1 |
| Let monarchs fight for pow'r and fame | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP11 |
| Let murmuring lovers no longer repine | Behn, Aphra | The Emperor of the Moon | ABTEOTM6 |
| Let never dull sorrow our joys invade | Dilke, Thomas | The Pretenders | TDTP2 |
| Let not a moon-born elf mislead ye | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA5 |
| Let not love on me bestow | Steele, Richard | The Funeral | RSTF2 |
| Let not ought your soul annoy | Anonymous | Love Tricks | JSLT3 |
| Let not thy generous passion waste its rage | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA11 |
| Let old age in its envy and malice take pleasure | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP13 |
| Let others boast of liberty | Powell and Verbruggen | Brutus of Alba | GPBOA18 |
| Let some great joys pretend to find | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC2 |
| Let Taffy go seek for his bliss in a leek | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD16 |
| Let the bells now ring [and let the boys sing] | Fletcher and Massinger | The Spanish Curate | JFTSC2 |
| Let the daring adventurers be toss'd on the main | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC15 |
| Let the dreadful engines of eternal will | D'Urfey, Thomas | I Don Quixote | TD1DQ7 |
| Let the fifes and the clarions and shrill trumpets sound | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ10 |
| Let the Roundheads plot on | D'Urfey, Thomas | Sir Barnaby Whigg | TDSBW4 |
| Let the soldiers rejoyce [With a general Voice] | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP4 |
| Let the Souldier rejoice [With a general voice] | Shadwell, Thomas | The Scowrers | TSTS1 |
| Let the traitors plot on till at last their undone | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Virtuous Wife | TDAVW1 |
| Let the vain spark consume his store | Jevon, Thomas | The Devil of a Wife | TJDOAW8 |
| Let these joys be in prime | Anonymous | Cromwell's Conspiracy | ANCC1 |
| Let those youths who freedom prize | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM19 |
| Let us both their praises sing | Crowne, John | Calisto | JCCCN2 |
| Let us go let us go to ye hollow tree | Boyle, Roger | Zoroastres | RBZ7 |
| Let us laugh at our woes | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA9 |
| Let us live for being dead | Davenant, William | The Siege of Rhodes | WDTSOR3 |
| Let us loudly rejoice | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP11 |
| Let us revel and roar the whole world is our store | Dilke, Thomas | The Lover's Luck | TDTLL4 |
| Let us turn usurers of time | Fane, Francis | Love in the Dark | FFLITD2 |
| Let us use time whilst we may | Settle, Elkanah | Pastor Fido | ESPF2 |
| Let your politic nodles debate | Arrowsmith, Joseph | The Reformation | JATR2 |
| Let's drink dear friends let's drink | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Citizen Turned Gentleman | ERTCTG4 |
| Let's drink let's drink all day and night | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC3 |
| Let's drink let's drink whilst breath we have | Cowley, Abraham | Cutter of Coleman Street | ACCOCS1 |
| Let's go to our new plantation | Cavendish, Margaret | The Sociable Companions | MCTSC1 |
| Let's have a dance upon the heath | Davenant, William | Macbeth | WDM2 |
| Let's love and let's laugh | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT17 |
| Let's to Apollo's altar now repair | Shadwell, Thomas | Psyche | TSP5 |
| Liberty's the soul of living | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Common-Wealth of Women | TDACOW1 |
| Life is a trouble at the best | Cavendish, Margaret | II Youth's Glory and Death's Banquet | MC2YGDB1 |
| Life is but a little span | Gildon, Charles | Phaeton | CGPFD3 |
| Like a dog with a bottle [fast tied to his tail] | Otway, Thomas | The Atheist | TOTA2SF3 |
| Like charity to the poor | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Royalist | TDTR7 |
| Little boy pretty boy what's thy name term'd | Powell, George | The Imposture Defeated | GPTID15 |
| Lo behind a scene of seas | Crowne, John | Juliana | JCJ1 |
| Lol lol la ra la ra | Dilke, Thomas | The Lover's Luck | TDTLL6 |
| Lol throl lol | D'Urfey, Thomas | A Fool's Preferment | TDAFP8 |
| London to thee I do present the merry month of may | Beaumont and Fletcher | Knight of the Burning Pestle | FBKBP10 |
| Long betwixt love and fear Phillis tormented | Dryden, John | The Assignation | JDTA4 |
| Long had great Amintor lain | Crowne, John | The Ambitious Statesman | JCTAS1 |
| Long time alas our mournful swains | Powell, George | Alphonso | GPAKON2 |
| Look down almighty Jove look down | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE10 |
| Look down bright god of day look down | Gildon, Charles | Phaeton | CGPFD13 |
| Look down fair saint [nymph] and see | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Banditti | TDTBALD5 |
| Look down great Hymen from above | 'Ariadne' | She Ventures and He Wins | ANSVHW5 |
| Look down ye bless'd above look down | Dryden, John | The Spanish Fryar | JDTSF1 |
| Look I see my love appear | Vanbrugh, John | The Pilgrim | JVTP2 |
| Look look is he not fair | Jonson, Ben | The Gypsies Metamorphos'd | BJTGM8 |
| Look out for shame look out | Porter, Thomas | The Carnival | TPTC1 |
| Look round and here behold [Fair Cynthia's shining roof of gold] | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM6 |
| Look she's on a bull's back i'th' midst o'th' sea | S.C. | The Rape of Europa by Jupiter | SCREBJ10 |
| Look up a woman or let her alone | Pix, Mary | The Spanish Wives | MPTSW12 |
| Look up and see [What Heav'n prepares for thee] | Dryden, John | The State of Innocence | JDTSOI4 |
| Look you what here is | Congreve, William | The Old Batchelour | WCTOB3 |
| Lord what's come to my mother | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Bath | TDTBWL4 |
| Lorra dorroll loll | Cibber, Colley | Love Makes a Man | CCLMAM2 |
| The lot is cast and Tanfan pleas'd | Dryden, John | King Arthur | JDKA2 |
| The loud alarms of war must cease | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML16 |
| The loud-tongu'd war like thunder | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE13 |
| Love alone can here alarm us | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV2 |
| Love and Death o'th' way once meeting | Flecknoe, Richard | Love's Kingdom | RFLK10 |
| Love and true merit do seldom prevail | Carlisle, James | The Fortune-Hunters | JCTFH5 |
| Love and wenching are toys | Etherege, George | She Would if She Could | GESWSC10 |
| Love in fantastic triumph sat | Behn, Aphra | Abdelazer | ABA1 |
| Love in thy younger age | Cavendish, Margaret | II Love's Adventures | MC2LA1 |
| [Love is--see also Love's ] | |||
| Love is an empty airy name | Dilke, Thomas | The City Lady | TDTCL1 |
| Love like War has noble cares | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV3 |
| The love of Greece and it tickled him so | Fletcher, John | Monsieur Thomas | JFMT5 |
| Love shot himself into my breast like flame | Shipman, Thomas | Henry III of France | TSH3OF4 |
| Love the ambrosia of the blest | Rymer, Thomas | Edgar | TRE2 |
| Love thee till there shall be an end of matter | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC1 |
| Love thou art best of human joys | Wright, Thomas | The Female Vertuoso's | TWTFV2 |
| Love's a child and ought to be | Glapthorne, Henry | Argalus and Parthenia | HGAAP1 |
| Love's but the frailty of the mind | Congreve, William | The Way of the World | WCTWOTW1 |
| Love's delights were past expressing | Tate, Nahum | King Richard the Second | NTHKRS1 |
| Lovely charmer dearest creature | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Island Princess | PMTIP3 |
| Lovely Selina innocent and free | Lee, Nathaniel | The Princess of Cleve | NLTPOC8 |
| Lovers lament lament this fatal day | Shadwell, Thomas | The Royal Shepherdess | TSTRS5 |
| Lovers who to their first embraces go | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC3 |
| Loves miracles not ceased be | Cavendish, Margaret | The Publique Wooing | MCTPW3 |
| Loving and belov'd again | Harris, Joseph | Love's a Lottery | JHLAL1 |
| Lucinda close or veil your eye | Mountfort, William | The Injur'd Lovers | WMTIL1 |
| Lucinda is bewitching fair | Behn, Aphra | Abdelazer | ABA3 |
| Lullaby lullaby baby lullaby | Wild, Robert | The Benefice | RWTB9 |
| Madame me be de tout mon coeur | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Europe's Revels | PMER4 |
| Maiden fresh as a rose | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Richmond Heiress | TDTRH8 |
| Maids in wishes stretch and pant | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC17 |
| Make haste Amintas come away | Behn, Aphra | Abdelazer | ABA2 |
| Make haste fair Queen of Cyprus tarry not | Schomberg, Ralph (?) | Romulus and Hersilia | RSRAH3 |
| Make haste make haste [the time doth waste] | Chamberlayne, William (?) | Wits Led by the Nose | WCWLBTN4 |
| Make haste to put on Love's chains | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ27 |
| Make ready fair lady tonight | Dryden, John | Sir Martin Mar-all | JDSMMA1 |
| Make room for our god too make room | Davenant, William | The Triumphs of the Prince D'Amour | WDTOPA5 |
| Make room [For the great god of wine] | Betterton, Thomas | The Prophetess | TBTP12 |
| Make your honours miss tholl loll loll | D'Urfey, Thomas | Love for Money | TDLFM4 |
| Make your honours miss Tholl loll loll | D'Urfey, Thomas (?) | Wit for Money | TDWFM2 |
| Malicorn ho [If the Guise resolves to go] | Dryden and Lee | The Duke of Guise | JDTDOG2 |
| Mamre from henceforth let thy grove | Lesley, George | Fire and Brimstone | GLFAB1 |
| Man is for woman made [And woman made for man] | Scott, Thomas | The Mock Mariage | TSTMM4 |
| The man you ladies ought to fear | Centlivre, Susanna | The Stolen Heiress | SCTSH1 |
| Many I've lik'd and some enjoy'd | Harris, Joseph | The City Bride | JHTCB1 |
| March on bravely forward let us go | Shadwell, Thomas | The Woman Captain | TSTWC14 |
| Marry me marry me quoth the bonny lass | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL9 |
| Mater apostolarum ora pro nobis | Anonymous | The Royal Flight | ANTRF1 |
| May the eyes of my mistress everlastingly flourish | Mountfort, William | The Successfull Straingers | WMTSS5 |
| Melancholy hence go get | Shirley, James | Changes | JSCLIAM1 |
| Merrily let's pass our time | Pix, Mary | The Spanish Wives | MPTSW6 |
| [Mirtillo--see Myrtillo ] | |||
| Mnemosyne no more shall be | Wild, Robert | The Benefice | RWTB1 |
| Modest and fair for fair and good are near | Jonson, Ben | Epicoene | BJTSW3 |
| Money money money money money money | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Intrigues at Versailles | TDTIAV4 |
| The more I look the more I like | Duffett, Thomas | Psyche Debauch'd | TDPD12 |
| The more than Gordian knot is ty'd | Lee, Nathaniel | Theodosius | NLT9 |
| Morpheus the humble god that dwells | Denham, John | The Sophy | JDTS1 |
| Morpheus thou gentle god of soft repose | Boyer, Abel | Achilles | ABAIIA1 |
| Mortals give o'er [In vain like raging seas] | Duffett, Thomas | Beauties Triumph | TDBT5 |
| Mortals learn your lives to measure | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Love's a Jest | PMLAJ12 |
| Most happy is the libertine | Cokain, Aston | The Tragedy of Ovid | ACO3 |
| Mount mount my soul mount with a higher strain | Medbourne, Matthew (?) | St.Cecily | MMSC4 |
| Mun toot mun toot muntara ra ra muntara ra ra ra ree | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL6 |
| Muses express in every line | T.T. (Thomson, Thomas?) | The Life of Mother Shipton | TTTLOMS2 |
| Music for a while [shall all you cares beguile] | Dryden and Lee | Oedipus | JDO3 |
| Musical Entertainment (from The Loves of Mars and Venus) | Ravenscroft (and Motteux) | The Anatomist | ERTA1 |
| Musical Entertainment (from The Loves of Mars and Venus) | Ravenscroft (and Motteux) | The Anatomist | ERTA2 |
| Musical Entertainment (from The Loves of Mars and Venus) | Ravenscroft (and Motteux) | The Anatomist | ERTA3 |
| Musical Entertainment (from The Loves of Mars and Venus) | Ravenscroft (and Motteux) | The Anatomist | ERTA4 |
| Musing on cares of human state | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE4 |
| Must I a girl for ever be | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Island Princess | PMTIP8 |
| Must then a faithful lover go | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML10 |
| Must these be stars and to Heaven remove | Crowne, John | Calisto | JCCCN9 |
| My Amarillis scorns the man | Carlisle, James | The Fortune-Hunters | JCTFH7 |
| My courage comes now Mars is gone | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV21 |
| My dear cockadoodle my jewel my joy | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Campaigners | TDTC3 |
| My dearest [My fairest I languish for thee] | Norton, Richard | Pausanias | RNPBHC2 |
| My heart in flames doth fry | Tomkis, Thomas | Albumazar | TTA5 |
| My honey my pug | Howard and Dryden | The Indian Queen | RHTIQ24 |
| My lodging it is on the cold boards | Howard, James | All Mistaken | JHAM2 |
| My lodging it is on the cold ground | Davenant, William | The Rivals | WDTR9 |
| My Lord great Cac-Cac-Cac-Cac-Calyban | Duffett, Thomas | The Mock Tempest | TDTMT15 |
| My lord great Neptune for my sake | Shadwell (? and Betterton?) | The Tempest | TSTT2 |
| My love and I a bargain made | Howard, James | All Mistaken | JHAM1 |
| My love and I did lately sit | Smythe (or Underhill?) | Win Her and Take Her | JSWHTH6 |
| My love is cruel grown | Shadwell, Thomas | The Sullen Lovers | TSTSL4 |
| My Love is dead and my heart is gone | Southland, Thomas (?) | The Ungrateful Favourite | TSTUF3 |
| My man Thomas did me promise | Fletcher, John | Monsieur Thomas | JFMT4 |
| My man Thomas did me promise | D'Urfey, Thomas | Trick for Trick | TDTFT7 |
| My Mars O my Mars my dearest love | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV17 |
| My masters and friends and good people draw near | Jonson, Ben | Bartholomew Fair | BJBF4 |
| My mistress is a tennis ball | Shadwell, Thomas | A True Widow | TSATW5 |
| My mistress is as kind as fair | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Citizen Turned Gentleman | ERTCTG2 |
| My Phillis is charming | Dryden, John | The Kind Keeper | JDTKK5 |
| My tomb shall be of black despair | Cavendish, William | The Humorous Lovers | WCTHL6 |
| My true love is gone to sea | Congreve, William | Love for Love | WCLFL4 |
| My wife and her bully are coming this way | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Loves of Mars and Venus | PMTLMV27 |
| My wife has a tongue as good as e'r twang'd | Ravenscroft, Edward | The English Lawyer | ERTEL1 |
| Myrtillo dead and I a slave | Walker, William | Victorious Love | WWVL1 |
| Nature fram'd thee sure for loving | Congreve, William | The Judgment of Paris | WCTJOP15 |
| Nay ye shall pay for all for room and seat | Richards, William (?) | The Christmas Ordinary | WRTCO2 |
| Never let her be your wife | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Love's a Jest | PMLAJ9 |
| Never let her be your wife | Pix, Mary | The Innocent Mistress | MPTIM1 |
| New flames shall sparkle in those eyes | Behn, Aphra | II The Rover | ABSPTR3 |
| New reformation begins through the nation | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Campaigners | TDTC6 |
| Night dear promoter of lover's felicity | D'Urfey, Thomas | Cinthia and Endimion | TDCAE3 |
| The nine lady muses would make me their guest | Cavendish and Shadwell | The Triumphant Widow | WCTTW11 |
| No art loves influence can destroy | Settle, Elkanah | Ibrahim | ESITIB1 |
| No Delia no what man can range | Behn, Aphra | The Younger Brother | ABTYB2 |
| No ev'ry morning my beauties renew | Crowne, John (?) | Justice Buisy | JCJB1 |
| No fair heretic it needs must [cannot] be | Suckling, John | Aglaura | JSA2 |
| No I will not hire your bed | Behn, Aphra | II The Rover | ABSPTR9 |
| No I will rather walk with thee alone | Beaumont and Fletcher | The Woman-Hater | FBTWH2 |
| No more Aminta say you love | Phillips, William | The Revengeful Queen | WPTRQ1 |
| [No more cruel nymph--see In vain cruel nymph ] | |||
| No more dull reason seek no more | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Fool Turned Critic | TDTFTC5 |
| No more Lucinda ah expose no more | Behn, Aphra | The Luckey Chance | ABTLC5 |
| No more no more | Forde, Thomas | Love's Labrynth | TFLL3 |
| No more no more shall we drag to the shore | Davenant, William | The Playhouse to Be Let | WDTPBL8 |
| No more no more to ask [Of God and king] | Sadler, Anthony | The Subject's Joy for the King's Restoration | ASTSJ1 |
| No more of war or whining Love | Phillips, William | The Revengeful Queen | WPTRQ5 |
| No more sir no more I'll ev'n give it or'e | Southerne, Thomas | Sir Anthony Love | TSSAL2 |
| No morning red and blushing fair | Davenant, William | Love and Honour | WDLAH2 |
| No music like that which loyalty sings | Settle, Elkanah | The Empress of Morocco | ESTEOM1 |
| No poor suff'ring heart no change endeavour | Dryden (and Southerne?) | Cleomenes | JDCTSH1 |
| No resistance is but vain | Southerne, Thomas | The Maid's Last Prayer | TSTMLP4 |
| The noise of human life forsake | Davenant, Charles | Circe | CDC16 |
| Nor love nor fate dare I accuse | Brome, Richard | The Northern Lasse | RBTNL2 |
| Nose nose jolly red nose | Beaumont and Fletcher | Knight of the Burning Pestle | FBKBP1 |
| Not an angel dwells above | Vanbrugh, John | The Provok'd Wife | JVTPW3 |
| Not the phoenix in his death | Habington, William | The Queene of Arragon | WHQOA1 |
| Not tho' I know he fondly lies | Gould, Robert | The Rival Sisters | RGTRS1 |
| Nous allons [Brave strippons] | Otway, Thomas | The Atheist | TOTA2SF1 |
| [Now Affairs of the State--see Since Affairs of the State ] | |||
| Now all's fulfill'd that I | Bailey, Abraham | The Spightful Sister | ABTSS5 |
| Now at the Door | Cavendish, Margaret | The Bridals | MCTB1 |
| Now breaks our day | Clerke, William | Marciano | WCM4 |
| Now for the play the prologue is done | Crowne, John | Calisto | JCCCN3 |
| Now fruition has empti'd our bottles of love | Payne, Nevil | The Siege of Constantinople | NPTSOC2 |
| Now having leisure and a happy wind | Fletcher and Rowley | The Maid in the Mill | JFTMITM4 |
| Now I confess | Howard, James | The English Monsieur | JHTEM1 |
| Now my dear the war is over | Motteux, Peter Anthony | Europe's Revels | PMER5 |
| Now now the Fight is done | Dilke, Thomas | The Pretenders | TDTP9 |
| Now that from the hive | Middleton and Rowley | The Spanish Gypsy | TMTSG8 |
| Now that our future brother | Cartwright, William | The Ordinary | WCTO5 |
| Now the fight's done and the great God of War | Lee, Nathaniel | Theodosius | NLT10 |
| Now the lusty spring is seen | Beaumont and Fletcher | Valentinian | FBV1 |
| Now the maids and the men are making of hay | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ5 |
| Now the night is chas'd away | Settle, Elkanah | The Fairy Queen | ESTFQ9 |
| Now the sun is fled [Down into Tethys bed] | Cartwright, William | The Royall Slave | WCTRS4 |
| Now the Tories all must droop | D'Urfey, Thomas | The Royalist | TDTR6 |
| Now the veil is pull'd off and this pitiful nation | Howard, Robert | The Committee | RHTC1 |
| Now the winds roar [And the skies pour] | Shadwell, Thomas | The Lancashire-Witches | TSTLW3 |
| Now to you ye dry wooers | Motteux, Peter Anthony | The Island Princess | PMTIP14 |
| Now until the break of day | Shakespeare, William | A Midsummer Night's Dream | WSAMND2 |
| Now what is love I will thee tell | Heywood, Thomas | The Rape of Lucrece | THTROL3 |
| Now women I scorn you brisk wine's my delight | Fletcher, John | The Mad Lover | JFTML15 |
| The nymphs of the plain [And swains of the grove] | Settle, Elkanah | The World in the Moon | ESWITM9 |
| Nymph of the city bring thy treasures | Dryden, John | Albion and Albanius | JDAAA3 |
| Nymph why so coy you hope in vain | Dover, John | The Roman Generals | JDTRG1 |
| Nymphs and shepherds come away | Shadwell, Thomas | The Libertine | TSTL7 |
| Nymphs that are in your prime | Ravenscroft, Edward | The Italian Husband | ERTIH7 |
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