To a Lady, fent her with Mr. Granvill's

Play, call'd Heroick Love.

Epitaph, on a Young Gentleman, who

dy'd for Love of a Marry'd Lady. By

the fame Hand.

Taffo's Jerufalem. Book the Fourth. Eng.

life'd by Mrs. Eliz. Singer.

To a Lady more Cruel than Fair. By

Mr. Vanbrook.

A Fable of a Council held by the Rats.

From Anacreon.

From Ovid.

A Hue and Cry after Fair Amoret. By

A Song. By the fame Hand.

A Song. By the fame Hand.

P. 145

ibid.

p. 146

p. 150

P. 151

P. 152

ibid.

P. 153

P. 154

ibid.

By}

P. 155

Song in Dialogue, for two Women. By

the fame Hand.

A Song. By the fame Hand.

Song. By the fame Hand.

Song. By the fame Hand.

Song. By the fame Hand.

Lesbia. By the fame Hand.

Prologue to the Princess. Spoken by Mrs.

Bracegirdle. By the fame Hand.

Verfes Sacred to the Memory of Grace"

Lady Gethin. Occafioned by reading

her Book,intitled Reliquiæ Gethinianæ

By the fame Hand.

Epitaph upon Robert Huntington, of

Stanton Harcourt, Efq; and Robert

his Son. By the fame Hand.

Britannia Rediviva: A Poem on the

ibid.

P. 156

ibid.

P. 157

ibid.

}

ibid.

p. 158.

P. 159

Prince, Born on the 10th of June, p. 150.

1688. By Mr. Dryden.

On the Creation. By Mrs. Eliz. Singer.

P. 171

A Paftoral, infcrib'd to the Honourable

Mrs.

-

-By the fame Hand.

In Praise of Memory; infcrib'd to the Ho-

nourable the Lady Worfely. By the

(ame Hand.

An Imitation of a Paftoral of Mrs. Killi-

grew's. By the fame Hand.

The Convert. Written by the Right Ho

nourable the Earl of Mulgrave.

The Recovery. By the fame Hand.

The Relapfe. By the fame Hand.

An Ode on Mr. Henry Purcel's Death.

Song. By the fame Hand.

To a Coquet Beauty. By the fame Hand.

Brutus. By Mr. Cowley.

An Ode on Brutus.

P. 186

An Epitaph on the Lady Whitmore. By p. 191

Mr. Dryden.

An Epitaph on Sir Palmes Fairbone's

Tomb in Weftminfter-Abby. By the

fame Hand

Good Counsel to a young Maid. By T. Ca

rew, Efq;

Eleonora: A Panegyrical Poem, dedica

ted to the Memory of the late Countess

of Abingdon. By Mr. J. Dryden.

Rondelay. By the fame Hand.

To the Pious Memory of the accomplish'd

Young Lady, Mrs. Anne Killigrew,

Excellent in the two Sifter Arts of

Poefie, and Painting. An Ode. By the

ibid

P. 192

P. 193

P. 211

P. 2.12

fame Hand.

Nymphidia. The Court of Fayrie. By?

Michael Drayton, Efq

P. 217

The Quest of Cynthia. By the fame Hand.

P. 237

Verfes by Sir John Denham.

P. 244

Natura Naturata. By the fame Hand.

On Mr. Abraham Cowley, his Death'

and Burial amongst the Ancient Poets.

By the fame Hand.

An Occafional Imitation of a Modern'

Author upon the Game of Chefs: (Sir

W. Davenant's Gondibert.) By the

Jame Hand.

A Song by Robert Wolfeley. Efq;

Veni Creator Spiritus. Tranflated in Pa-

raphrafe. By Mr. Dryden.

Boldness in Love. By Tho. Carew, Efq;

The Enquiry. By the fame Hand.

The Proteftation, a Sonnet. By the fame

Hand.

P. 246

P. 247

P. 250

ibid.

}

P. 251

P. 252

P. 253

me? p. 254

Religio Laici, or, a Layman's Faith. AĹ

Poem. Written by Mr. Dryden.

Song, to a Fair Young Lady, going out of

P. 255

the Town in the Spring. By Mr. Dry-p. 284

den.

To the Dutchefs, on her Return from

Scotland, in the Year 1682. By the p. 285

fame Hand.

To my dear Friend Mr. Congreve on his

Comedy call'd The Double-Dealer.

By the fame Hand.

To the Earl of Rofcommon, on his ex-

p. 287

cellent Effay on Tranflated Verfe. By p. 287

the fame Hand.

To A. L. Perfwafians to Love. By Tho. 2

A Rapture. By the fame Hand.

Difputing with a Lady who left me in

the Argument.

} .p. 29.1

P. 294

}

P.298

The firft Book of Homer's Iliads. Tranf

lated from the Greek by Mr. Mayn-

waring.

A Defcription of the Enchanted Palace

and Garden of Armida, whither two

Knights from the Chriftian Camp were

come in Search of Rinaldo. English'd

from Taflo's Jerufalem, Book the

Sixth, by Mrs. Elizabeth Singer.

}

The Mofaic Story of the Creation. By?

John Hanbury, Efq;

The State of Nature. By the fame Hand.

The Falfe Morning.

The Ladle.

P. 300

P. 312

SP. 317

To the Author of the Paftoral printed P. 174.

Delia. A Paftoral Eclogue; lamenting

the Death of Mrs. Tempeft, who dy'd

upon the Day of the late Storm.

Prologue to the University of Oxford, p. 332

1681. By Mr. J. Dryden.

Syphilis: Or, a Poetical Hiftory of the

French Difeafe. Written in Latin by

Fracaftorius. And now attempted in

English by N. Tate.

P. 333

A Prologue. By Mr. Dryden.

P. 381

A very ancient Song of the Banishment'

of the two Dukes of Hereford and

Norfolk, in the Time of King Ri-

P. 382

chard the Second.

An ancient Paftoral Song.

A Dialogue between plain Truth and Ig-2

norance.

A Dialogue between Fancy and Defire.

A Farewel to Love.

A

LETTER from ITALY,

To the Right Honourable

CHARLES Lord HALLIFAX

In the Year MDCCL.

Salve magna parens frugum Saturnia tellus,
Magna Virum! tibi res Antiqua laudis & Artis
Aggredior, fanttos aufus recludere fontes.

W

Virg. Geo. 2.

By Mr. JOSEPH ADDISON.

HILE you, my Lord, the rural Shades admire,

And from Britannia's publick Pofts

retire;

Nor longer, her ungrateful Sons to

please,

For their Advantage facrifice your

Ease;

Me into Foreign Realms my Fate conveys,
Through Nations fruitful of Immortal Lays,
Where the foft Seafon and inviting Clime
Confpire to trouble your Repose with Rhime.
For wherefoe'er I turn my ravish'd Eyes,
Gay gilded Scenes and fhining Profpects rife,
Poetick Fields encompass me around,
And still I seem to tread on Claffic Grounds
VOL, V,

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