*On a Lady who p-ft at the Tragedy of Cato;

occafion'd by an Epigram on a Lady who wept

at it.

148

*Epigram, in a Maid of Honour's Prayer-

Book.

Epigram.

*The Balance of Europe.

ibid.

149

ibid.

*A panegyrical Epistle to Mr. Thomas Snow,

&c. on the South-Sea Subfcriptions.

The South-Sea, 1721.

*A Ballad on Quadrille.

* Molly Mog.

A new Song of new Similies.

*Newgate's Garland. A Ballad, &c.

150

153

161

164

167

171

The Quidnuncki's. A Tale occafioned by the

Death of the Duke Regent of France.

*The Lamentation of Glumdalclitch for the

Lofs of Grildrig. A Paftoral.

* Mary Gulliver to Captain Lemuel Gulliver.

196

199

*To Quinbus Fleftrin, the Man-Mountain. A

Lilliputian Ode.

204

* A

A Gentle Echo on Woman.

206

Epilogue to a Play, for the Benefit of the

Weavers in Ireland,

Epitaph on a Mifer.

208

209

To Stella, who collected and tranfcribed his

Poems.

210

The Journal of a Modern Lady.

215

The Country Life.

227

A Paftoral Dialogue.

231

Mary the Cook-Maid's Letter to Dr. Sheridan.

235

A Dialogue between Mad Mullinix and Timo-

thy.

Epitaph on Fra--s Ch---s.

238

248

on Picus Mirandula, apply'd to Fr, C---s,

Epitaph [of By-Words.]

249

250

ibid.

ibid.

Epigram, on feeing a worthy Prelate go out of

Church in the Time of Divine Service, to

wait on his Grace the D. of D--- 251

Epigram from the French.

* Epitaph,

*

252

ibid.

Epigram on the Toafts of the Kit-Cat Club,

Anno 1716.

253

To a Lady with the Temple of Fame, ibid.

Verfes to be placed under the Picture of Eng.

land's Arch-Poet: Containing a compleat Ca-

talogue of his Works.

254

Dr.

Dr. Sw-to Mr. Pe, while he was writing

the Dunciad.

256

Bounce to Fop. An Epifle from a Dog at

Twickenham to a Dog at Court.

*On the Gountess of B

257

cutting Paper. 261

*On a certain Lady at Court.

262

To Doctor Dy on the Libels writ againft

bim.

On Dreams. In Imitation of Petronius.

263

270

To Stella, vifiting me in my Sickness, 1727. 271.

Verfes on the Death of Dr. Swift.

276

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N.B. Whatever Verfes are not marked with an Afterisk in this Volume are Dr. Swift's.