L'Allegro. By John Milton. From his "Poems,"

1673, compared with the edition of 1645

Il Penferofo. By the fame. From the fame au-

thorities

66

Lycidas. By the fame. From the fame authori-

ties; collated also with the first edition in the

obfequies to the memorie of mr. Edward

King," 1638

Sonnet. By the fame. From the "Poems," 1673

Mifcellaneous thoughts. By Samuel Butler. From

bis "Pofthumous works," 1759

Coopers Hill. By fir John Denham.

"Poems," 1671"

To Althea, from prison. By Richard Lovelace,

efq. From "Lucafta: Epodes," &c. 1649

The waiting maid. By Abraham Cowley, efq.

From his "Works," 1710

From his

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The epicure. [From Anacreon.] By the fame.

From the fame authority

Claudian's Old man of Verona. By the fame.

From the fame authority

Prayer. [From his own Latin.] By the fame.

From the fame authority

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The nymph complaining for the loss of her fawn.

By Andrew Marvell, efq. From "Mifcellany

poems, published by mr. Dryden,” 1727

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38

45

52

54

58

72

74

75

76

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79

Horace, Lib. iv. Ode 7. By fir William Temple,

bart. From his "Works," 1757

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Song. By Charles Cotton, efq. From his " Poems,"

1689

The morning quatrains. By the fame. From the
fame authority

Noon quatrains. By the fame. From the fame
authority

Evening quatrains. By the fame. From the fame

authority

Night quatrains. By the fame. From the fame
authority

Theodore and Honoria. [A tranflation from Boc-
cace.] By John Dryden, efq. poet laureat. From
bis "Mifcellaneous works," 1760

Alexander's Feaft, or the Power of Mufic; an ode,

in honour of St. Cecilia's day. By the fame.

From the fame authority

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On his mistress drown'd.

By Thomas Spratt,

bishop of Rochefter. From "Mifcellany poems,”

published by Dryden, 1727

Conftancy. By fir Charles Sedley, bart.

bis "Works," 1778

126

A fong. By the fame. From the fame authority 127

From

84.

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87

92

94

96

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125

Inconftancy excufed. Song. By John Sheffield,
duke of Buckinghamshire. From bis “ Works,”

1740

On Lucinda's death. By the fame. From the fame

authority

Song. By John Wilmot, earl of Rochefter. From

Drydens "Mifcellany poems," 1727

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The fixteenth ode of the fecond book of Horace. By

Thomas Otway. From his "Works,” 1768 131

By John Norris. From bis

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128

The retirement.

Mifcellanies," 1692
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Song. By Charles Sackville, earl of Dorfet. From

the "Works of celebrated authors," 1750

Written at Althrop, in a blank leaf of Waller's

poems, upon feeing Vandyke's picture of the old

lady Sunderland. By Charles Montague, earl

of Halifax. From the fame authority - 136

Horace. Book IV. Ode III. Imitated by Francis

Atterbury, bishop of Rochefter. From the au-

thors" Epiftolary correspondence, &c." 1783.

(the notes being omitted)

Epigram, written on a white fan borrowed from

mifs Ofborne, afterwards his wife. By the

fame. From the fame authority

138

129

135

137

A reply to a copy of verfes made in imitation of

Book III. Ode II. of Horace. Anguftam, amice,

pauperiem pati, &c. and fent by mr. Titley to

the author.' By Richard Bentley, L L. D.

From the "Collection of poems," published by

mr. DodЛley, 1758

To the evening far. English'd from a Greek idyl-

lium. By George Stepney, efq. From the "Works

of celebrated authors,” 1750

Epigram. Love, and jealousy. By William Walsh,

efq. From the fame authority

139

Song. By the fame. From the fame authority

Mully of Mountown. By William King, LL.D.

From his "Mifcellanies," (no date)

Henry and Emma, a poem, upon the model of the

Nut-brown Maid. By Matthew Prior, efq.

From his "Poems," 1718

· 149

To a young gentleman in love. A tale. By the fame.

From the fame authority

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The garland. By the fame. From the fame au-

thority

A lover's anger. By the fame. From the fame

authority

Merry Andrew. By the fame. From the fame

authority

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142

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144

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184

185

A reaĵonable affliction. By the fame. From the

fame authority

Occafioned by verfes fent to the author in his retire-

ment. By mrs. Elizabeth Higgons. Written in

the year 1690. By Geo. Granville, lord Lanf-

downe. From his "Works," 1736

Baucis and Philemon. Imitated from the eighth

book of Ovid. Written, 1706. By Jonathan

Swift, D. D. dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin.

From his " Mifcellanies," 1711, 1727

Verfes on the death of Doctor Swift. Occafioned
by reading 'a' maxim in Rochfoucault. Written
by himself: Nov. 1731. From the edition of

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1739

A letter from Italy, To the right honourable Charles

lord Halifax. In the year MDCCI. By Joseph

Addifon, efq. From his "Works,” 1753

To bis perjur'd miftrefs. From Horace. By Thomas

Yalden, D. D. From Drydens Mifcellany

poems," 1727

To a candle. Elegy. By William Congreve, efq.

From his "Works,” 1715

Horace, Book II. Ode IV. Imitated. The lord

Griffin to the earl of Scarfdale. By Nicholas

Rowe, efq. poet laureat. From his "Works,”

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