VII. Dr. Swift. The Happy Life of a Coun-
try Parfon,

ESSAY ON MAN. Dedicated to H. St. John,
Lord Bolingbroke,
The Defign,

Epiftle I. Of the Nature and State of Man
with refpect to the Universe,

Epifle II. Of the Nature and State of Man
with refpect to Himself, as an Individual,
Epiftle III. Of the Nature and State of Man
with refpect to Society,
Epifle IV. Of the Nature and State of Man
with refpe&t to Happiness,

The Universal Prayer,

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85

Epistle,

Book I

Book II. Satire I. To Mr. Fortescue,

Satire II. To Mr. Bethel,

Epiftle I. To Lord Bolingbroke,

Epiftle VI. To Mr. Murray,

Epiftle I. To Auguftus,

Book II. Epiftle II.

Satire II.

Satire IV.

Epiftle III. To Allen, Lord Bathurst. Of

the Ufe of Riches,

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Epiftle IV. To Richard Boyle, Earl of Bur-

lington. Of the Ufe of Riches.

Epistle V. To Mr. Addison, occafioned by

his Dialogue on Medals,

The Latter Part of Satire VI.

Book VI. Ode I. To Venus,

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87

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ib.

88

91

94

97

102

MISCELLANIES.

On receiving from the Right Honourable

Lady Frances Shirley, a Standifh and two

Pens,

Epiftle to Robert Earl of Oxford, and Earl

Mortimer,

103

104

106

109

113

115

144

145

Epistle to James Craggs, Efq. Secretary of

State, in the Year 1720,

148

149

Epistle to Mr. Jervas, with Mr. Dryden's

Translation of Frefnoy's Art of Painting,

Epiftle to Mifs Blount, with the Works of

Voiture,

152

153

ib.

To the fame, on her leaving the Town aftr

the Coronation, 1715,

The Baffet-Table, an Eclogue,

Verbatim from Boileau. Un jour, dit m a-

teur, &c.

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Answer to the following Question of Mr.

Howe: What is Prudery?

Lines occafioned by fome Verfes of his Grace

the Duke of Buckingham,

Prologue to a Play for Mr. Dennis's Benefit,

in 1733, when he was Old, Blind, and in

great Diftrefs, a little before his Death,

Prologue to Sophonisba, by Pope and Malles,

Macer: A Character,

To Mr. John Moore, Author of the cele

brated Worm-Powder,

117

ib.

122

125 Epigram on one who made long Epitaphs,
127 To Sir Godfrey Kneller, on his Painting fir
me the Statues of Apollo, Venus, and
Hercules,

130

132

138

A Farewell to London, in the Year 1715,

A Dialogue,

Song. By a Person of Quality, written

the Year 1733,

Verfes on a certain Lady at Court,

On his Grotto at Twickenham, compofed of

Marble, Gems, Ores, and Minerals,

To Mrs. M. B. on her Birth-Day,

To Mr. Thomas Southerne, on his Birth

Day,

To Lady Mary Wortley Montague,

The Fourth Epiftle of the First Book of H

race,

Epigram on Mrs. Tofts, a handfome Womm

with a fine Voice, but very Covetous and

Proud,

A Fragment,

Verfes left by Mr. Pope, on his lying in the

fame Bed which Wilmot the celebrated

Earl of Rochester slept in at Adderbury,

then belonging to the Duke of Argyl,

July 9. 1739,

Verfes to Mr. C. St. James's Place, Londen,
October 22,

EPITAPHS.

THE FAN. Book Ì.

Book II.
Book lil.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.

THE SHEPHERD'S WEEK.

Proeme to the Courtcous Reader,

Prologue to the Right Honourable the Lord

Viscount Bolingbroke, Monday; or, the Squabble, Tuesday; or, the Ditty, Wednesday; or, the Dumps, Thursday; or, the Spell, Friday; or, the Dirge, Saturday; or, the flights, Alphabetical Catalogue of Names, Plants, Flowers, Fruits, Birds, Beafts, Infe&s, and other Material Things, mentioned in thefe Pastorals,

168

171

186

By the Author. A Declaration,

263 265

APPENDIX.

The Publisher to the Reader,

List of Books, Papers, and Verfes, in which our Author was abufed before the Publication of the Dunciad; with the True Names of the Authors, Advertisement to the First Edition, with Notes, in 4to. 1729, Advertisement to the First Edition of the Fourth Book of the Dunciad, when printed feparately, in the Year 1742, Advertisement to the complete Edition of 1743,

Advertisement printed in the Journals. 1730, A Parallel of the Character of Mr. Dryden and Mr. Pope, as drawn by certain of their Contemporaries,

283

Index of Perfons celebrated in this Poem, Index of Matters contained in this Poem and Notes,

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200

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Book I. Of the Implements for walking the Streets, and Signs of the Weather,

Book II. Of Walking the Streets by Day, Book II. Of Walking the Streets by Night, 267 Index,

269

276

213

224

240

24t

242

Epittle to Mr. Thomas Snow, Goldsmith, near Temple-Bar. A Panegyric,

ib.

245 ib.

ib. 248

249

EPISTLES ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS.

Epistle to a Lady. Occafioned by the Ar-
rival of her Royal Highness the Princess
of Wales,

272

296 Epiftle to the Right Honourable the Earl of Burlington. A Journey to Exeter, 1716, 297 Epiftle to the Right Honourable William 276 Epistle to the Right Honourable Paul Me

273

274

300

277

Efq.

303

278

Epiftle to her Grace Henrietta Duchefs of
Marlborough, 1722,

280

281

Epiftle to Mr. Pope, on his having finished
his Tranflation of Homer's Iliad. A Wel-
come from Greece,

284

286

292

295

ib.

396

304