CONTENTS

OF

THE TWENTY-FOURTH VOLUME.

MISCELLANIES IN VERSE,

BY MR. POPE, DR. ARBUTHNOT, MR. GAY, &c.

Imitations of English Poets, by Dr. Swift.

1. Chaucer. A Tale, lately found in an old Manuscript,

II. Spenser. The Alley,

III. Earl of Dorset. Artemisia,

IV. Swift. The happy Life of a Country Parson,

The Capon's Tale,

The Elephant, or the Parliament-Man,

Verses for Bernard Lintot's new Miscellany,

To Mr. John More, Author of the celebrated Worm Powder,

Verses occasioned by an &c. after Mr. D'Urfey's Name,

Prologue designed for Mr. D'Urfey's last Play,

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6

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15

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Prologue to Three Hours after Marriage,

19

Two or Three, or a Receipt to make a Cuckold,

Epigram in a Maid of Honour's Prayer Book,

The Balance of Europe,

42

ib.

ib

Bounce to Fop,

On the Countess of Burlington cutting Paper,

On a certain Lady at Court,

MISCELLANIES IN PROSE CONTINUED.

A wonderful Prophecy,

The Country Post,

A faithful Narrative of what passed in London,

A Specimen of Scriblerus's Reports. Stradling versus Stiles,

God's Revenge against Punning,

&c.

*Ars Pun-ica, sive Flos Linguarum; the Art of Punning; or,

the Flower of Languages, in seventy-nine Rules; for the

farther Improvement of Conversation, and Help of Me-

mory. By the Labour and Industry of Tom Pun-sibi,

Edmund Curll, to the Reader,

*The History of Poetry. In a Letter to a Friend,

*The present State of Wit.

In a Letter to a Friend in the

Consultation of four Physicians upon a Lord that was dying,

A Love Song,

An Epigram,

To Samuel Bindon, Esq.

Anglo-Latin Letter to Dr. Sheridan,

*List of Ungrateful, Grateful, and Doubtful,

*General Index to the Twenty-four Volumes,

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MISCELLANIES

IN

VERSE.

BY MR. POPE, DR. ARBUTHNOT, MR. GAY, &c.

COLLECTED BY DR. SWIFT AND MR. POPE,

1727.

VOL. XXIV.