THE

Page

HE Art of Dancing

Written in the Earl of Oxford's

Library at Wimple

To a Nofegay in Pancharilla's Breaft,
from Bonfonius

Epifle from the Country, to Lord

Lovelace in Town

Effay on Virtue, to the Hon. Philip

Yorke

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The Modern Fine Gentleman, written

in 1746

The Modern Fine Lady, written in

1750

First Epistle of the First Book of Ho-

race imitated; to the Right Hon.

Philip Lord Hardwicke, Lord High

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Chancellor

Chancellor of Great Britain; writ-

ten in 1778

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To the Earl of Chesterfield, on his be-

ing installed Knight of the Garter

To a Lady in Town, foon after her

leaving the Country

To a Lady, fent with a prefent of Shells

and Stones, defigned for a Grotto

To a Lady, in answer to a Letter

written in a very fine Hand

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To the Right Hon. Lady Margaret

Cavendish Harley, prefented with a

Collection of Poems

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Horace, Book II. Ode 16, imitated; to

the Hon. Philip Yorke, foon after

the General Election 1747

Horace, Book IV. Ode 8, imitated; to

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the fame

To the Hon. Mifs Yorke, on her. Mar-

riage with Lord Anfon

Chloe to Strepkon, a Song

A Seng

A Song

The Choice

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To

To a young Lady going to the West In-

dies

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154

Lucinda's Recovery from the Small-pox 155

Written in Mr. Locke's Effay on Hu-

Chloe Angling

Chloe Hunting

man Understanding.

Written in a Lady's Volume of Tra-

gedies

Cupid Relieved

The Way to be Wife, imitated from La

Fontaine

The Snow Ball, from Petronius Afra-

nius

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160

Eis Baduλλov, Anacreon, Ode 20, a

free Tranflation

Camera Obfcura, Tranflation of Latin

Verses on

The Temple of Venus

On a Nofegay in the Countess of Co-

ventry's Breast; in Imitation

Waller

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158

The Squire and Parfon, an Eclogue,

written on the Conclufion of the

Peace in 1748

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182

Given to a Lady with a Watch, which

fhe borrowed to hang at her Bed's

Head

Page 180

Belphegor, a Fable, from Machiavel

A Dialogue between the Right Hon.

Henry Pelham and Madam Popu-

larity, in imitation of Horace, Book

III. Ode 9.

A Simile

A Paffage in Offian verfified

On feeing the Earl of Chesterfield at a
Ball at Bath; written in 1770

The American Coachman

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Burlefque Ode

Written at the Countess of Salisbury's

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Assembly in 1787

Epitaph on Dr. Samuel Johnson

On a late execrable Attempt on his

Majefty's Life

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