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R. SWIFT's Will

Rules that concern all Servants in

general

I. Directions to the Butler

II. -.-- to the Cook

III. .... to the Footman

IV. - - -. to the Coachman

V. --.- to the Groom

VI. ---- to the House Steward'

and Land Steward 86

VII. -'-- to the Porter

87

VIII. - - - to the Chambermaid ibid.

IX. ---- to the Waiting-maid 94

X. - - - - to the House-maid 100

XI. ---- to the Dairy-maid 104

XII. . - - - to the Childrens-maid ib.

XIII. - - - to the Nurse 105

XIV. - - - to the Laundress ibid.

XV. - -. - to the House-keeper 106

XVI. - - - to the Tutoress, or

Governess ibid.

Reasons

Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament of

Ireland, for repealing the Sacramental

Test, in favour of the Catholicks, &c. 107

Some Reasons against the Bill for settling the

Tytbe of Hemp, Flax, &c. by a Modus 127

Some further Reasons against the Bill for

settling the Tythe of Hemp, Flax, &c. 142

The Beasts Confession to the Priest 147

The Life and genuine Charakter of the Rev."

Dr. Swift, D.S. P.D. written by him
self

161

Verses on the Death of Dr.Swift,D.S.P.D.

written by himself

175

A modeft Defence of a Poem called the

Lady's Dressing Room

203

Part of the ninth Ode of the fourth Book of

Horace, addressed to Dr. King, Arch-

bishop of Dublin

211

A French Epigram and the Translation. 212

Verses made for Women who cry Apples, &C. 213

To Love

Lines upon a Glass of Sir ARTHUR ACHE-

son's, and the Answer

The Elephant

ibid.

An Epitaph on FREDERICK Duke of

220

A Ballad on the Game of Traffick 221

· Verses faid to be written on the Union 222

Wili. Wood's Petition to the People of

Ireland

223

An Epigram on Wood's Brass Money 225

on the D-e of C

216

218

Schomberg;

ibid.

244

from 248 to 253

CATULLUS de LESBIA''

227

Motto on Mr. JASON HASSARD's Sign ibid.

The Author's Manner of Living

228

- Verses cut on a Pane of Glass ; ibid.

On another Window'

229

To a Lady who desired the Author to write

Verses on her in the Heroic Stile 230

A Love Poem from a Physician to his Mistress 241

On a Printer's being sent to Newgate 243

Upon stealing a Crown while the Dean was

asleep

The Dean's Answer

On the little House by the Church of Castle-

knock

Riddles

To Dr. SHERIDAN

A Rebus written by a Lady

261

The Answer

262

Dr. Swift on his own Deafness

To Dr. HELSHAM

To Dr. SHERIDAN

To the same

268

Probatur aliter

270

A Love Song

272

An Epigram

ibid.

Sermon I. On Mutual Subjection

275

II. On the Testimony of Conscience 289

III. On the Trini

303

A Sermon on the Difficulty of Knowing One's

Self

321

The Duty of Servants at Inns.

243

Bugs Mots de STELLA.

Thoughts

259

264

348

ment

290

Thoughts on various Subjects

351 The Story of the Injured Lady

360 The Answer to the Injured Lady

370 Considerations offered to the Right Hon, the

Lord Mayor, &c. of the City of Dublin, in the Choice of a Recorder

374 Advice to the Freemen of Dublin in the Choice of a Member to represent them in Parlia

377 A Consultation of four Physicians upon a Lord that was dying

. 387 Advertisement for the Honour of the King

dom of Ireland A Letter from Dr. Swift to Archbishop KING

392 The Archbishop to Dr. SWIFT The Lord Primate and Archbishop of Dublin

to Dr. SWIFT The Archbishop of Dublin to Dr. SWIFT 399 The Archbishop to Dr. SWIFT Dr. Swift to the Archbishop of Dublin 403 Dr. Swift's Answer to Lord PALMERston's Letter

406 Dr. Swift to Lord CARTERET

410 Dr. SWIFT to Mrs. MOORE

414 Mr. Pope to Dr. SHERIDAN

417 Mr. Pope to Dr. SHERIDAN

419 Letters from Dr. Swift to Dr. SHERIDAN

from 42 1 to 462 Prayers for Mrs. Johnson during her Sicke Letters to Dr. SHERIDAN from 467 to 492

1. 396

398

401

463