Item 8 (Verse, Religious writing, Political writing, Lament), fols. 10r-12v

Fidelia alone lamenting her parents lately dead, and her Relations gone into the west against Monmouth.

How my poor heart's with grief and fear oppressed,

...

And try if I can smother there my fears.

[fol. 12v is blank]

Item 18 (Verse, Political writing, Lament), fols. 34-35

Fidelia lamenting the King's departure at the Revolution

Unhappy I, to live to see this day,

...

The stoutest Lion, flies the ass's bray.

[fol. 35v is blank]

Item 7 (Verse, Religious writing, Political writing, Lament), fols. 8r-9r

Fidelia alone lamenting her parents lately dead, and her relations gone into the west against Monmouth.

How my poor heart's with grief and fear oppressed,

...

And try if I can smother there my fears.

Item 17 (Verse, Political writing, Lament), fol. 23r-v

Fidelia weeping for the Kings departure at the Revolution.

Unhappy I, to live to see this day,

...

The stoutest Lion flies the Ass's bray.

Item 44 (Verse, Lament), fol. 68r-v

Fidelia in st Germain's garden, lamenting her misfortunes.

Under what constellation was I born,

...

And give me strength to bear my weighty cross.