No More Learning

Ad Naevolum
Causidicum. Cum clamant omnes, loqueris tu, Naevole, tantum. . . . Ecce,
tacent omnes; Naevole, dic aliquid.

977. _To his sister-in-law, M. Susanna Herrick. _ Cp. _supra_, 522. The
subject is again the making up of the book of the poet's elect.

978. _Upon the Lady Crew. _ Cp.
Herrick's Epithalamium for her marriage
with Sir Clipsby Crew, 283. She died 1639, and was buried in Westminster
Abbey.

979. _On Tomasin Parsons. _ Daughter of the organist of Westminster
Abbey: cp. 500 and Note.

983. _To his kinsman, M. Thomas Herrick, who desired to be in his book. _
Cp. 106 and Note.

989. _Care keeps the conquest. _ Perhaps jotted down with reference to
the Governorship of Exeter by Sir John Berkeley: see Note to 745.

992. _To the handsome Mistress Grace Potter.