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Letter from Italy, to the Right Ho-7

nourable Charles Lord Hallifax. In the Year 1701. By Mr. J. Addison. On the Death of Amyntas : A Pastoral

Elegy. Written by Mr. Dryden.
On the Death of a very young Gentleman.

By Mr. Dryden.
To my Honour'd Friend Dr. Charleton,

on his learned and useful Works; but
more particularly his Treatise of Stone.
Heng, by him restor'd to the true

Founders. By Mr. Dryden.
The Dream. By the Earl of Roscommon. p. 12
Upon the Death of the Earl of Dundec. 2

ibid. By Mr. Dryden.

S The Rapture.

p. 13 The Speeches of Brutus and Cato. Tranf lated from Lucan, Lib. 2. Lin.

234.

p. 17 By Mr. Rowe. Verses fent to Dr. Garth in his illness. By Mr. Granvill.

p. 22 Stanzas.

ibid. Upon an Accidental Meeting

p. 23 Milton's Stile imitated, in a Translation of a Story out of the Third Æneid. By

P. 24 Mr. Joseph Addison. On the Death of the late Earl of Ro

chefter. By Mrs. Ai Behn. To a Lady. By Mr. Cbarles Hopkins,

p. 30 To the same. By Mr. Charles Hopkins,

P. 32 Woman Al in All.

F. 33 A 3

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Ro- }

Po 28

}} P. 39

ibid.

of} p.53

To Love after a long Indifference.

P. 37

On the Death of the Marquifs of Blandford. P. 38

The Enquiry of Venus after Cupid. From

the Greek of Moschus.

Ode in the Spring to the Returning Sun.

P.

The Story of Ants changid to Men: From

the Seventh Book of Ovid's Metamor. P. 42

phoses. By Mr. Stonestreer.

To Dr. Gibbons. By Mr. Charles Hopkins. p. 48

To Mr. Congreve. By Mr. Charles?

Hopkins.

P. 49

The Lady's Song By Mr. Dryden. P. FI

An Epistle from Mr. Charles Hopkins to?

Mr. Yalden in Oxon.

S

Ode on the Death of the Marquis of

Blandford.

A Thought upon Human Life. Para.

phras'd from Simonides. By Mr.

P. 55

Tate.

The Vision. By Mrs. Singer.

Upon Young Mr. Rogers of Gloucester

fhire. By Mr. Dryden.

The Third ode of Anacreon Transated.

To a Lady that defigm'd going to a For-

} P.59

tune-Teller.
Verses Written for the Toasting Glasses of

ile Kit-Kar-Club, in the Year 1703. p.6o

Negative Love. By Mr. J. Donne. P. 70

To M. M. H. By the fame Hand. P. 71

A Song By T. Carew, Esq;

P: 73

Cooper's Hill. A Poem. As it was

Printed in the Tear 1650. Written

P. 74

by John Denham, Esq;

Cooper's Hill. As it was Published after

the Restoration. By Sir Job Denham, p. 84

Knight of the Bath.

P. 56

} p. 57

P. 58

}

Charity; a Paraphrafe on the Thir

teenth Chapter of the First Epiftle to P 94

the Corinthians.

To Henry Higden, Esq; on his Trans

lation of the rotha Satyr of Juvenal, p. 95

By Mr. Drydea.

Adiiani Morientis ad Animam.

p. 97

By Monsieur Fontenelle.

ibid.

Translated

ibid,

To a Child of Quality of Five Years old,

the Author Tuppos'd Forty. By the

p. 98

fame Hande

The Lady's Looking Glass, in Imitation

of a Greek Idyllium. By the same P: 99

Hind.

To a Boy playing with his Cat. By the

ane Hand.

5

P. 100

A Song. By the fame Hand.

Monsieur De la Fontaine's Hans Car->

vel imitated.

ibid.

The Despairing Shepherd. A Pastoral

By the same Hand.

p. 105

Celia to Damon. By the fame Hand. p. 107

To a Young Gentleman in Love. A Tale. P. 110

The Wedding Night.

Cleora. By the Hor. Mr. George Granvill

. ibid.

An Apology for an unseasonable Surprise.

By the same

P. 114

To Myra. By the same Hand.

p. 115

A Song Written by Mr. Dryden.

A Song. By the same Hand.

p. 119

The Prisoner in the Tower to the Lady M.C. p. 120

To Sir Thomas St. Serfe: On the

Printing his Play, callid Tarugo's

Wiles. By my Lord Buckhurst.

Epilogue to Tartuff

. By the same Hando

P. 101

p. 112

}

P. 118

P. 128

ibid.

}p. 126

Epilogue upon the Reviving of Ben.

Johnson's Play, call'd, Every Man in p. 123

his Humour. By the same Hand.

Knotting. By the same Hand.

p• 124

A Song to Chloris from the Blind Ar.

cher. By the same Hand.

A Song. Written fome Time since

ibid.

Song.

p. 127

On Tyburn.

ibid.

Epilogue. Written by a Person of Honour. p. 128

An Epitaph.

p. 129

To Phyllis: A Song.

p. 130

A Prologue, Spoken

at the Opening of the

Duke's New Play House in Dorset p. 131

Gardea.

A Song.

P. 132

A Song.

ibid.

Epilogue.

p. 133

Upon Four New Physicians repairing to

Tunbridge Wells. Written several years

p. 134

since.

A Cruel Mistress. By T. Carew, Esq; p. 135

Ingrateful Beauty threatned. By the same

Hand.

p. 136

p. 13.7
Song,

ibid.

A Receipt to make an Oatmeal Pudding. P. 138

A Receipt to make a Sack-Posset.

ibid,

Upon a Giant's Angling

ibid.

Song.

Pa 139

To Screphon.

ibid.

Lycon. Eclogue.

p. 140

The Despairing Lover.

P. 142

Upon the Tragedy of the Fair Penitent. P: 143

Song.

ibid.

Song,

P. 144

Song.