A Paffage in the Moria Encomium of Erafmus

imitated.

ibid.

158

The Remedy worse than the Disease.

An Ode inscribed to the Memory of the Ho-

nourable Colonel George Villiers, drowned in

the River Piava, in the Country of Friuli, 1703;

in Imitation of Horace, 1 Od. xxviii.

Prologue spoken at Court before the Queen on

Her Majefty's Birth-day, 1704.

A Letter to Monfieur Boileau Defpreaux, occa-

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183

186

fioned by the Victory at Blenheim, 1704.

On a Paffage in the Scaligeriana.

To a Child of Quality, five Years old,

Partial Fame.

For the Plan of a Fountain, &c.

The Camelion.

Merry Andrew.

A Simile.

The Flies.

From the Greek.

Two Epigrams.

Two Epigrams.

To a Person who wrote ill, and spake worfe

against Me.

On the fame Person.

Quid fit futurum Cras, fuge quærere.

The Not-browne Mayde.

Henry and Emma.

Page 204

ibid.

205

ibid.

ibid.

218

An Ode humbly inscribed to the Queen, on the

Glorious Succefs of Her Majesty's Arms, 1706.

Written in Imitation of Spenfer's Style.

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262

263

264

The Critical Moment.

An Epigram written to the Duke de Noailles.

Epilogue to Smith's Phædra and Hippolytus.

Spoken by Mrs. Oldfield, who acted Ismena.

Epilogue to Mrs. Manley's Lucius. Spoken by
Mrs. Horton.

The Thief and the Cordelier: A Ballad to the Tune

of King John and the Abbot of Canterbury.

ibid.

269

271

ibid.

273

Το

To Chloe.

An Epitaph.

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Written in Montaigne's Essays, given to the Duke
of Shrewsbury in France, after the Peace,
1713.

An Epiftle, defiring the Queen's Picture. Written

at Paris, 1714. But left unfinished, by the

fudden News of Her Majefty's Death.

To the Right Honourable the Countess Dowager

of Devonshire, on a Piece of Wieffen's, whereon

were all her Grandfons painted.

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280

A Fable from Phædrus, to the Author of the

Medley, 1710.

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