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XIV. From Mr. Hill. On Mrs. Hill's death; proposes to erect
a monument to her in Westminster Abbey
XV. To Mr. Hill. Returning the tragedy of Athelwold

XVII. To Mr. Hill. On the same subject.

XVIII. From Mr. Hill to the Countess of Suffolk, sending the play

XIX. To Mr. Hill. Proposes to attend the first representation
of his play

XX. To the same.

After the performance of the play

XXI. From Mr. Hill. Of the Letter to Lord Burlington, con-

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XXVI. Mr. Gay's visit at Twitnam

XXVII. Inviting him to meet Mr. Gay

XXVIII. Requests his silence concerning the Essay on Man; on
Lady Mary's libel upon him

XXIX. Concerning his sister's affairs

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XXX. Requesting him to convey a letter to Mrs. Howard 336

XXXI. An account of Mrs. Pope's illness

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XXXII. Regrets not seeing him oftener; imitation of Horace

XXXIII. After visiting town

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XXXIV. Lady Mary's libel; public applause of the "Essay on

Man "

XXXV. Written on the day of Mrs. Pope's death
XXXVI. Requesting him to come to Twickenham
XXXVII. On Mrs. Blount's affairs

XXXVIII. Wishing Mrs. Fortescue to meet him and Miss Blount

XXXIX. Concerning Mr. Gay; Lady Mary's libel

XL. Proposing to visit him with Mrs. Blount's party
XLI. On Mrs. Blount's affairs

XLII. Opinion of Dr. Mead on a medical case

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LIII. After attending Lord Peterborough in an illness
LIV. On Mr. Fortescue's promotion to a Judge-ship;

correct edition of his Letters

LV. His pleasure at Mr. Fortescue's return; subscription
to his Prose Works

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LVI. Previous to a journey; inviting Mr. Fortescue and his
family to take up their residence at Twickenham
LVII. His illness, and desire to see Mr. Fortescue

LVIII. An invitation to dinner

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LXI. Inquiry concerning the author of "An Essay on the
Taste and Writings of this Age," dedicated to
Mr. Pope as a libel

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LXII. Mention of Lord Bolingbroke and Sir R. Walpole

LXIII. Intention of visiting Lord Cornbury

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LETTER

LXV. Proposing to visit Mr. F. at Richmond

LXVI. Wishing to see him at Twitnam

LXVII. Expresses regret at seeing him so seldom
LXVIII. Account of his own illness

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LETTERS TO MRS. NEWSHAM, MR. AND MRS. KNIGHT,

AND MRS. NUGENT.

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XVIII. To the same. Excusing himself from meeting her on

A LETTER TO A NOBLE LORD.

MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.

VOL. VII.

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