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CONTENTS.
A
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 Paftoral
Elegy. Written by Mr. Dryden.
On the Death of a very young Gentleman.2
To my Honour'd Friend Dr. Charleton,
on his learned and useful Works; but
mre particularly his Treatife of Stone-
Heng by him reftor'd to the true
Founders. By Mr. Dryden.
The Dream. By the Earl of Rofcommon.
Upon the Death of the Earl of Dundee.
By Mr. Dryden.
The Rapture.
The Speeches of Brutus and Cato. Tranf
lated from Lucan, Lib. 2. Lin. 234.
By Mr. Rowe.
Page 1
p. 6
p. 8.
P, 10
p. 12
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ibid.
P. 13
P. 17
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p. 22.
Verfes fent to Dr. Garth in his Illness. ર
By Mr. Granvill.
Stanzas.
Upon an Accidental Meeting.
Milton's Stile imitated, in a Tranflation
of a Story out of the Third Æneid. By
Mr. Jofeph Addifon.
On the Death of the late Earl of Ro-
chefter. By Mrs. A▲ Behn.
To a Lady. By Mr. Charles Hopkins.
To the fame. By Mr. Charles Hopkins.
Woman All in All.
P. 23
P. 24
P. 28
P. 30
P. 32
F-33
To Love after a long Indifference.
P. 37
On the Death of the Marquis of Blandford. p. 38
The Enquiry of Venus after Cupid. From 2
the Greek of Mofchus.
Ode in the Spring to the Returning Sun.
The Story of Ants chang'd to Men: From.
the Seventh Book of Ovid's Metamor
phofes. By Mr. Stonestreet.
P. 39
P.40
P. 42.
To Dr. Gibbons. By Mr. Charles Hopkins. p. 48
To Mr. Congreve. By Mr. Charles?
Charles? p. 49
Hopkins.
The Lady's Song. By Mr. Dryden.
An Epifle from Mr. Charles Hopkins to
Mr. Yalden in Oxon.
Ode on the Death of the Marquis of
P. 51
Tate.
Blandford.
P. 53
A Thought upon Human Life. Para 2
phras'd from Simonides. By Mr.
P. 55
P. 56
P. 57
P. 58
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The Vifion. By Mrs. Singer.
Upon Young Mr. Rogers of Gloucefter. Z
fhire. By Mr. Dryden.
The Third Ode of Anacreon Tranflated.
To a Lady that defign'd going to a For-
tune-Teller.
Verfes Written for the Toafting Glasses of
the Kit-Kat-Club, in the Year 1703.
Negative Love. By Mr. J. Donne.
To M. M. H. By the fame Hand.
A Song By T. Carew, Efq;
Cooper's Hill a Poem. As it was
Printed in the Year 1650. Written
by John Denham, Efq;
Cooper's Hill. As it was Published after
the Reftoration. By Sir John Denham,
Knight of the Bath.
P.
Charity; a Paraphrafe on the Thir
teenth Chapter of the First Epistle to
the Corinthians.
To Henry Higden, Efq; On his Tranf
lation of the 10th Satyr of Juvenal,
Adriani Morientis ad Animam.
By Monfieur Fontenelle.
Tranflated
To a Child of Quality of Five Years old,
the Author Juppos'd Forty. By the
fame Hand.
The Lady's Looking Glafs, in Imitation
of a Greek Idyllium. By the fame
Hind
To a Boy playing with his Cat. By the
[ame Hand.
A Song. By the fame Hand.
Monfieur De la Fontaine's Hans Car-7 vel imitated.
The Defpairing Shepherd. A Paftoral
By the fame Hand.
Celia to Damon. By the fame Hand.
P. 94
P. 95
P. 97
P. 98
P. 99
P. 100
P. 101
Car-}
F. 105
P. 107
To a Young Gentleman in Love. A Tale.
P. 110
The Wedding Night.
P. 112
Cleora. By the Hon. Mr. George Granvill.
An Apology for an unseasonable Surprise. Z p. 114.
To Myra. By the fame Hand.
A Song. Written by Mr. Dryden.
To Sir Thomas St. Serfe:
p. 115
P. 118
p. 119.
The Prifoner in the Tower to the Lady M.C.
p. 120
On the
P. 12x
Printing his Play, call'd Tarugo's
Wiles. By my Lord Buckhurst.
Epilogue to Tartuff. By the fame Hand
Epilogue upon the Reviving of Ben.
Johnfon's Play, call'd, Every Man in
his Humour. By the fame Hand.
Knotting. By the fame Hand.
A Song to Chloris from the Blind Ar-
cher. By the fame Hand.
A Song. Written fome Time fince.
Epilogue.
Written by a Perfon of Honour. P. 128
Song.
On Tyburn.
An Epitaph.
p. 129
To Phyllis: A Song.
P. 130
A Prologue, Spoken at the Opening of the
Duke's New Play House in Dorfet.
P. 131
Garden.
A Song.
P. 132
P. 133
Upon Four New Physicians repairing to
Tunbridge Wells, Written feveral Years
P. 134
fince.
P. 135
A Cruel Miftrefs. By T. Carew, Efq;
Ingrateful Beauty threatned. By the fame p. 136
Hand,
A Receipt to make an Oatmeal Pudding.
A Receipt to make a Sack-Poffet.
Upon a Giant's Angling.
The Defpairing Lover.
To Screphon.
Lycon.
Eclogue.
P. 142
Upon the Tragedy of the Fair Penitent.
P. 143
P. 144