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CONTENTS

To VOL. VII.

N. B. Whatever are not marked with a
Star, are Dr. SWIFT's.

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ADENUS and VANESSA.

Baucis and Philemon.

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A Defcription of a City Shorver. In Imi-

tation of Virgil's Georg.

A Defeription of the Morning.

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The Seventh Epifle of Horace imitated, and

addreffed to the Earl of Oxford, in the Year

1718.

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Part of the fixth Satire of the fecond Book of
Horace, imitated.

*The Happy Life of a Country Parfon. In

Imitation of Martial.

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A Tale of Chaucer, lately found in an old

Manufcript.

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The Alley. An Imitation of Spencer.

*The Capon's Tale: To a Lady who fathered

ber Lampoons upon her Acquaintance.

Ferfes aurote on a Lady's Ivory Table-Book. 60

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Frances

Frances Harris's Petition to their Excellencies

the Lords Fufices of Ireland.

A Ballad to the Tune of the Cutpurfe.

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V's House. Built from the Ruins of White-

hall.

The Hiftory of V----'s House.

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The Virtues of Sid Hamet, the Magician's Rod.

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Atlas, or the Minifler of State; to the Lord

Treasurer of Oxford.

The Delcription of a Salamander. Out of Pli-

ny's Nat. Hift. Lib. 10. c. 67. and Lib.

29. cap. 4.

*The Elephant: Or, the Parliament-Man;

written many Years fince. Taken from Coke's

Inflitutes.

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An Elegy on the fuppofed Death of Partridge,

the Almanack-Maker.

The Epitaph.

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* Verjes to be prefixed before Bernard Lintot's

new Mifcellany.

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*To Mr. John Moore, Author of the celebra-

ted Worm-Powder.

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* Verjes occafioned by an &c. at the End of

Mr. D'Urfy's Name in the Title to one of

bis Plays.

* Prologue, defigned for Mr. Duify's laft Play.

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* Prologue to the three Hours after Marriage.

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* Sandy's Ghost : Or a proper new Ballad on

the new Ovid's Metamorphofis: As it was

intended

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Duke upon Duke. An excellent new Ballad.

To the Tune of Chevy-Chase.

* Fragment of a Satire.

* Macer.

Sylvia, a Fragment.

Artimesia.

Phryne.

On Mrs. Biddy Floyd.

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Apollo outwitted. To the Honourable Mrs.

Finch, under her Name of Ardelia.

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* Impromptu, To Lady Winchelfea. Occa-

hioned by four Satyrical Verfes on Women-

Wits, in the Rape of the Lock.

* Epigram.

Stella's Birth-Day.

1718.

Stella's Birth-Day. 1720.

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ibid.

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Stella's Birth-Day. A great Bottle of Wine,

long buried, being that Day dug up, 1722.

Stella's Birth-Day.

1724.

Stella's Birth-Day, March 13, 1726.

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*To Mrs. M. B. fent on her Birth-Day, June

* Two or Three ; or a Receipt to make a Cuc-

kold.

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* On a Lady who p-ft at the Tragedy of Cato;

occafioned by an Epigram on a Lady who

wept at it.

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* Epigram, in a Maid of Honour's Prayer-

Book.

Epigram.

The Balance of Europe.

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ibid.

* A panegyrical Epifle to Mr. Thomas Snow,

&c. on the South-Sea Subfcriptions.

The South-Sea, 1721.

*A Ballad on Quadrille.

Molly Mogg.

* A new Song of new Similies.

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* Newgate's Garland. A Ballad, &c.

Prometheus. On Wood the Patentee's Irish

* The Quidnuncki's. A Tale occafioned by the

Death of the Duke Regent of France.

* Ay and No: A Fable.

Phyllis Or, the Progress of Love.

The Progrefs of Poetry.

The Progress of Beauty.

Pethox the Great.

*A Gentle Ecbo on Woman.

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Epilogue to a Play, for the Benefit of the Wea-

vers in Ireland.

Epitaph on a Mifer.

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