| Whitshed's Motto on his Coach |
272
|
| From Dr. Delany to Dr. Swift |
273
|
| The Answer |
274
|
| A quiet Life, and a good Name |
276
|
| The Birth of manly Virtue |
278
|
| Verses on the upright Judge who condemned the Drapier's Printer |
282
|
| On the same |
283
|
| On the same |
ib.
|
| Riddles |
283—308
|
| A Receipt to restore Stella's Youth |
309
|
| Stella s Birth-day, 1724-5 |
311
|
| Epigram on Wood's Brass Money |
313
|
| A Simile on our Want of Silver |
ib.
|
| Wood an Insect |
314
|
| On Wood the Ironmonger |
316
|
| Will Wood's Petition |
317
|
| A new Song on Wood's Halfpence |
319
|
| A serious Poem upon Will Wood |
322
|
| To Dr. Sheridan |
325
|
| Dr. Sheridan's Answer |
327
|
| Dr. Swift's Reply |
328
|
| To Quilca |
329
|
| Upon stealing a Crown, when the Dean was asleep |
330
|
| The Dean's Answer |
331
|
| Ode on Science |
332
|
| Stella's Birth-day, 1726-7 |
333
|
| Horace, Book i. Ode 14. paraphrased |
336
|
| Verses on St Patrick's Well |
338
|
| On reading Dr. Young's Satires |
342
|
| The Dog and Thief |
344
|
| Advice to the Grub Street Verse Writers |
345
|
| Epistle to a Lady |
346
|
| Palinodia. Horace, Book i. Ode 16 |
355
|
| Bec's Birthday |
357
|
| On the Collar of Tiger |
359
|
| Epigrams on Windows |
359—362
|
| To Janus, on New-Year's Day |
363
|
| A Pastoral Dialogue between Richmond Lodge and Marble Hill |
364
|
| Desire and Possession |
368
|
| On Censure |
370
|
| The Furniture of a Woman's Mind |
371
|
| Clever Tom Clinch |
373
|
| Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope, while writing the Dunciad |
374
|
| A Love Poem from a Physician |
375
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