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A Conference,-Sir H. P-ce's Chariot and Mrs D.

St-d's Chair,

102

A Dialogue, &c.

105

Verses to Lord Harley on his Marriage,

108

Phyllis, or the Progress of Love,

111

Horace, Book iv. Ode 9. addressed to Archbishop King,

114

Verses to Mr Delany,

115

An Elegy on the Death of Demar the Usurer,

120

Epitaph on the same,

Verses to Mrs Houghton of Bourmont,

written on a window at the Deanery House, St

Patrick's,

ib.

123

Epilogue to Mr Hoppy's Benefit-night at Smock-Alley,

Epigram,

Prologue to a Play for the Benefit of distressed Weavers,

by Dr Sheridan,

Epilogue to a Play for the Benefit of distressed Weavers,

Answer to Dr Sheridan's Prologue, and to Dr Swift's

Epilogue, in behalf of the distressed Weavers, by

Dr Delany,

Verses on Gaulstown House,

ib.

158

161

ib.

163

165

167

The Country Life,

168

A Satirical Elegy on the Death of a late famous General,

Dr Delany's Villa,

174

175

Verses on one of the windows at Delville,

Carberiæ Rupes,

Carbery Rocks, translated by Dr Dunkin,

Copy of the Birth-day Verses on Mr Ford,

On Dreams, an imitation of Petronius,

Verses sent by Dr Delany to Dr Swift,

The Answer,

A Quiet Life and a Good Name,

A Pastoral Dialogue,

Clever Tom Clinch,

201

Advice to the Grub-Street Verse-Writers,

203

Dr Swift to Mr Pope,

204

A Love Poem from a Physician to his Mistress,

205

The Answer by Dr Swift,

226

A Dialogue between an eminent Lawyer and Dr Swift,

230

On burning a dull Poem,

233

occasioned by the foregoing,

288

sent to the Dean, with an Eagle Quill, by Mrs

Pilkington,

289

An Invitation by Dr Delany, in the name of Dr Swift,

On the Death of Dr Swift,

326

Verses sent to the Dean on his Birth-day,

345

Epigram, by Mr Bowyer,

347

Verses on Psyche,

348

The Dean and Duke,

349

Dr Swift to himself, on St Cecilia's Day,

ib.

An Answer to a Friend's Question,

375

Epigram on Irish Wit,

376

Epitaph, inscribed on a Marble Tablet in Berkeley Church,

Gloucestershire,

377

Character of the Intelligencer,

An Epistle to Lord Carteret, by Dr Delany,

Page

An Epistle upon an Epistle,

A Libel on Dr Delany,

396

400

To Dr Delany on the Libels written against him,

Directions for making a Birth-day Song,

Pheasant and Lark, a Fable, by Dr Delany,

Answer to Dr Delany's Fable of the Pheasant and Lark,

406

411

419

424

Dean Smedley's Petition to the Duke of Grafton,

The Duke's Answer, by Dr Swift,

Parody on a Character of Dean Smedley,

436

Bec's Birth-day,

505

On the Collar of Tiger, Mrs Dingley's Lap-dog,

507

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