POEMS OF SMITH.

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The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson ............. 165 | A Poem to the Memory of Mr. John Philips.

Dedication ..........

................ 177] To a Friend ..........

Phædra and Hippolitus. A Tragedy .......... 179 Charlettus Percivallo suo .................... 206

On the Birth of the Prince of Wales .......... 203 Percivallus Charletto suo ..................

ib.

On the Inauguration of King William and Queen Pocockius.........

207

Mary ........................................... ib. Ode for the Year 1705............

ib.

On the Return of King William from Ireland, Ode.-Ormond's glory, Marlborough's arms. 208

after the Battle of the Boyne........, 204 Ode in Praise of Music. Composed by Mr.

Charles King .........

ib.

POEMS OF DUKE.

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The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson ......... 211 | To Mr. Waller, upon the Copy of Verses made

The Review ....................................

2131 by himself on the last Copy in his Book ... 224

Ovid, Book i. Elegy v ........................

215 Song.--After the fiercest pangs of hot desire... ib.

Horace, Book ij. Ode iv, ... ............... ib. Song. Through mournful shades, and solitary

Horace, Book ii. Ode viji .

216 groves ..............................................

Horace and Lydia Book iii. Ode ix. .... ib. Soug.--See what a conquest love bas made ...

The Cyclops. Theocritus, Idyll. xi. Inscribed To Mr. Henry Dickenson, on his Translation

to Dr. Short .....

ib. of Simon's Critical History of the Old Tes.

To Cælia ..............

2171 tament ..........

Spoken to the Queen, in Trinity College New To Mr. Dryden, on his Troilus and Cressida,

Court ...........

218 1679..........

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Floriana, a Pastoral, upon the Death of her Paris to Helen. 'Translated froin Ovid's Epis-

Grace Mary Dutchess of Southampton, 1680 ib. tles .............
To the unknown Author of Absalom and Achi The Epistle of Acontius to Cydippe. Translated

tophel ................................................ 219 from Ovid ............
Epithalamium upon the Marriage of Captain Juvenal, Sat. iv..

William Bedloe .................................. ib. Damon and Alexis .
On the Marriage of George Prince of Den Cælia and Dorinda

mark and the Lady Anne ........................ 920 Cælia's Soliloquy .....
On the Death of King Charles the Second, and To some disbanded Officers, upon the late Vote

the Inauguration of King James the Second 221 1 of the House of Commons ..
Prologue to N. Lee's Lucius Junius Brutus .... 222 To a Roman Catholic upon Marriage ..........
To the People of England. A Detestation of Pragment.—And yet he fears to use them and

Civil War, from Horace, Epod. vii. ........... ib. be free .........

To Mr. Creech, on his Translation of Lucretius ib. An Epistle to Mr. Otway

Virgil's fifth Eclogue ........

...... 223 Ad Tbomam Otway........,

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TODS ...................

POEMS OF KING.

The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson ............. 237,

Part VII. .

270

Letters to Dr. Lister and others.....

....... 245

VIII.

Art of Cookery, in Imitation of Horace's Art

IX.

of Poetry ............

253

X.

273

Art of Love: in Imitation of Ovid de Arte

XI.

274

Amandi ...................... .................... 262

26

XII.

275

Preface. ........................................ ib.

XIII.

277

· Part I.

263

XIV.

II.

III. ....................................

265 | An incomparable Ode of Malherbe, written

IV. ........... .........................

266 by him when the Marriage was on foot be-

V. .

ib. tween the King of France and Anne of

VI.

266 | Austria ....

........... 280

279

... 298

281

ib.

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The Skillet

297
TUS YURMETARY : A VERY INNOCENT AND HARMLESS

The Fisherman

... jb.
POEM, IN THREE CANTOS.

A Case of Conscience

Preface.............

The Constable

Canto I. .....................

Little Mouths ...........

282

II.

Hold fast below ................................

II. ............................. ....

The Beggar Woman .............................

Mully of Mountown................

283 | The Vestry ...................

Orpheus and Euridice............

........ 284

The Monarch ..........

Rufinus ; or, the Favourite. (mitated from Just as you please; or, the Incurious .........

Claudian .......

Of Dreams ........

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The Eagle and the Robin, an Apologue. Trans-

The Art of making Puddings........................
lated from the Original of Æsop ..........

Upon a Giant's Angling ...........
Robia Red-breast, with the Beasts, an old

Advice to Horace, to take his leave of Trinity

Cat's Prophecy ...........

College, Cambridge.........

.......... 292

Britain's Palladium; or, Lord Bolingbroke's

Indian Ode .............

Welcome from France.....

Epigram.-Who could believe that a fine

To the Duke of Beaufort. A Paraphrase on

needle's smart ...........

Naudæus's Address to Cardinal de Bagni ... 295

Epigram.--Sam Wills had view'd Kate Bets, a

smiling lass ............

To Mr. Carter, Steward to the Lord Carteret.

MISCELLANY POEMS.

Nero. A Satire .........................

Song. You say you love; repeat again ...... jb. Ad Amicum ..................

Song.-To Cælia .......

ib. | Attempted in English ...........

The last Billet ..........

.......... ib. | Ulysses and Tiresias .......

To Laura. In Imitation of Petrarch ............ Translation froin Tasso, Canto iii. St. 3. ......

To the right hon. the late Earl of , upon From Hesiod.............

his disputing publicly at Christ Church, Thame and Isis ......

Oxford ..........

...............

I waked, speaking these out of a Dream in the

A Gentleman to his Wife............................ 296 Morning .........

...

The mad Lover ........................

.................. ib. The stumbling Block. From Claudian's Ru-

The Soldier's Wedding. A Soliloquy by Nan finus ................

.....

Thrasherwell. Being Part of a Play, called The Garden Plot, 1709 ..............

The new Troop ..........

ib. Epistle to Mr. Goddard; written by Dr. King,

The old Cheese ............

............. ib. l in the Character of the Review .....

....... 293

...

....

ib.

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POEMS OF SPRAT.

The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson............... 309, On bis Mistress drown'd.............. ............ 318

Dedication ........

.................... 313 The Plague of Athens, which happened in the

To the happy Memory of the late Lord Pro | second Year of the Peloponnesian War ... ib,

tector ............................................... 315 Upon the Poems of the English Ovid, Anacreon,

"To a Person of Honour (Mr. Edward Howard), 1 Pindar, and Virgil, Abraham Cowley, in

upon his incomparable, incomprehensible

Imitation of his own Pindaric Odes .......... 326

Poem, entitaled, The British Princes ...... 318 Epigram on a Pigmy's Death....

..... 328

POEMS OF HALIFAX.

The Author's Life, by Dr. Jobason .............. 331 Written at Althrop, in a blank Leaf of Wal-

On the Death of his most sacred Majesty King ler's Poems, upon seeing Vandyke's Picture

Charles II.............

............... 335 of the old Lady Sunderland ................... 340

Ode on the Marriage of the Princess Anne and Verses written for the toasting Glasses of the

Prince George of Denmark..

336 Kit-Cat Club, 1703 .......

Latin Ode on the same Occasion ............... 337 On the Countess Dowager of
The Man of Honour. Occasioned by a Post Verses by Lord Halifax. From Dr. 2. Grey's

script of Penn's Letter ..........

An Epistle to Charles Earl of Dorset, occa Op Orpheus and Signora Francisca Margarita ib.

...............

338

POEMS OF PARNELL.

Jonan..................

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ib.

ib.

ib.

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The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson................ 345 Deborah .............

377

To the right hon. Robert, Earl of Oxford and Hannah ....... ..................................

380

Earl Mortimer.. By Pope ..................... 349 David .............................................

581

Hesiod : or, the Rise of Woman.................. ib.

Solomon ..................***

390

Song.--When thy beauty appears................ 351

396

Song.-Thyris, a young and amorous swain ...

ib. Hezekiah ..............................

397

Song.-Love and Innocence ...................... Habakkuk .......................................

399

Anacreontic .................... ....................... 352 | Hymn for Morn

352 | Hymn for Morning ...................................•

401

Anacreontic ...............

........... ib. Hymn for Noon ............

ib.

A Fairy Tale, in the ancient English Style ... 353 Hymn for Evening ................................

The Vigil of Venus. Written in the Time of The Soul in Sorrow ................ .............

402

Julius Cæsar, and by some ascribed to Ca The Happy Man ...................................

tullus .................."

The Way to Happiness ..............................

403

The Convert's Love...................................

HOMER'S JATRACHOMUOMACHIA : OR, THE BATTLE OF A Desire to Praise ....................

ib.

THE FROGS AND MICE. IN THREE BOOKS.

On Happiness in this Life .......................... 404

Book I. .................

Ecstasy ..................

357 On divine Love; by meditating on the Wounds

of Christ ..... ....................

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On Queen Anne's Peace. (Written in December

To Mr. Pope.........

360 1712) ..............

A Translation of Part of the first Canto of the To Dr. Swift, on his Birth-day, November 30,

Rape of the Lock, into Leonine Verse, after

1713 ...............

the Manner of the ancient Monks............ On Bishop Burnet's being set on Fire in his

Health. An Eclogue .................

361 Closet ..........

The Flies. An Eclogue ..............

Elysium ..........

An Elegy to an old Beauty.......

362 The Judgment of Paris ...........

The Book-worm ....re ....

ib. On Mrs. Arabella Fermor leaving London. ....

An Allegory on Man ..........

ib. Riddle.-Upon a bed of humble clay .........

An Imitation of some French Verses... 364 | On the Death of Mr. Viner ..

A Night-Piece on Death .......

ib. Epigram.—The greatest gifts that nature does

Hymn to Contentment ....................

365 bestow .......

The Herrnit ..........

ib. On the Castle of Dublin, 1715 ....... ..........

Piety, or the Vision.......

567 | Love in Disguise ...........

Bacchus; or, the drunken Metamorphosis .

368 Chloris appearing in a Looking-Glass.........

The Horse and the Olive.........

369 On a Lady with foul Breath .......

Dr. Donne's third Satire versified ...............

ib. On the number Three............... ......

The Gift of Poetry ..........

371 | Essay on the different styles of Poetry. To

Moses ...

ib. ! Henry Lord Viscount Bolingbroke ........ ..

111. ....

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355

ib.

POEMS OF GARTH.

The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson............... 419 | Canto IV. ............

............. 437

Dedication ............................................. 423

Preface ........

VI. ................

Claremont: addressed to the right bon. the

VERSES TO DR. CARTH.

Earl of Clare, afterwards Duke of New-

To Dr.Garth, upon the Dispensary, hy C. Boyle 429 castle ...................

..................... 446

To my friend the Author, desiring my Opinion To the Lady Louisa Lenox: with Ovid's Epis-

of his Poem. By Chr. Codrington ......... ib. tles ............

.............. 448

To my Friend Dr. Garth, the Author of the To Richard Earl of Burlington, with Ovid's

Dispensary. By Thos. Cheek .................

Art of Love ............................. ...........

To my friend, upon the Dispensary. By H. To the Dutchess of Bolton, on her staying all

Blount ............

430 the Winter in the Country ....

........ ib.

To the Duke of Marlborough, on his voluntary

THE DISPENSARY. A POEM IN SIX CANTOS.

Banishment ...........................

Canto J. .......................................... 431 | To the Earl of Godolphin ...................

II. ............................................ 433 On her Majesty's Statue in St. Paul's Church

III. ................................... ....... 435- Yard .............

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On the new Conspiracy, 1716 ................

Epilogue to the Tragedy of Cato ...............

On the King of Spain ....

A Soliloquy out of Italian ...

Verses written for the toasting Glasses of the | An Imitation of a French Author ........

Kit-Cat Club, 1703.........

Anacreontic Epistle to Mr. Gay, on his Poems

Prologue designed for Tamerlane

To the merry Poetaster at Sadlers' Hall in

Prologne to the Music Meeting in York Build-

Cheapside .....

iogs ...................................

ib. The Earl of Godolphin to Dr. Garth, upon

Prologue to the Cornish Squire, a Comedy ... ib. the Loss of Miss Dingle : in Return to the

Prologue spoken at the Opening of the Queen's Doctor's consolatory Verses to him, upon

Theatre in the Haymarket...

ib.! the Loss of his Rod.....

.... 453

POEMS OF ROWE.

The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson ............. 457, Colin's Complaint A Song ..........

474

The golden Verses of Pythagoras. Translated Reply, by another Hand........

... ib.
from the Greek ....... ................ 463 Epigram on a Lady who shed her Water at

A Poem on the late glorious Successes, &c. seeing the Tragedy of Cato. Occasioned by

· humbly inscribed to the Lord Treasurer a Lady who wept at it.....

475

Godolphin.......................................... 464 | Imitate

ated in Latin...

... ib.

An Epistle to Flavia, on the Sight of two Pin Mæcenas.-Verses occasioned by the Honours

daric Odes on the Spleen and Vanity. Writ-

conferred on the right hon. the Earl of

ten by a Lady her Friend .................

Halifax, 1714; being that Year installed

Song.-When Sappho with harmonious airs... Knight of the most noble Order of the

Epigram.-To the two new members for

Garter ...........

.... ib:

Bramber .........

ib. Epigram. On the Prince of Wales, then
Verses made to a simile of Pope ............... Regent, appearing at the Fire in Spring Gar-
On Nicolini and Valentini's first coming to the dens, 1726 .......

........
House in the Haymarket... .............. ib, Song on a fine Woman who had a dull Hus-
Epilogue to the Inconstant; or, the Way to band .................
win bim........

Occasioned by his first Visit to Lady Warwick,

Prologue to the Gamester .

at Holland House.

Epilogae spoken by Mrs. Barry at her playing Stanzas to Lady Warwick. On Mr. Addison's

in Love for Love with Mrs. Bracegirdle, for

going to Ireland

......

the Benefit of Mr. Betterton ...

The Visit .......

Epilogue to the Cruel Gift .........

The contented Shepherd, To Mrs. A-D
Prologue to the Non-Juror

Song.—Ah, willow. To the same in her Sick-
Horace, Book ii. Ode iv. imitated. The Lord

ness
Griffin to the Earl of Scarsdale ............... ib. To the same, singing ............

The Reconcilement between Jacob Tonson and Song.-The Fair Inconstant ...............

Mr. Congreve. An imitation of Horace, To Lord Warwick, on his Birth-day ............

Book iii. Ode ix ................

To Lady Jane Wharton, on her studying the

Horace, Book ni. Ode xxi. To his Cask ...... ib. Globe .........................................

..... ib.

Horace, Book N. Ode i. To Venus .............. ib. Tu Mrs Pulteney, upon her going Abroad...... 478

Horace, Book i. Epistleiv. imitated. To Richard Ode for the new Year, 1716 ....

..... ib.

473 Song for the King's Birth-day, May 28, 1716. 479

The Union ....... ....

........... ib. Ode for the new Year, 1717 ...........

...... ib.

Oo Contentment. Done from the Latin of J. Ode to Peace, for the Year 1718 ................. 480

Gerrard ............

....... ib. Ode for the King's Birth-day, 1718 ......

On the last Judgment, and the Happiness of Ode to the Thames, for the Year 1719 ......... ib.

the Saints in Heaven. Done from the Latin The Story of Glaucus and Scylla. From Ovid's

of J. Gerrard ............ ................... 474 Metamorphoses, Book xiji... ...

481

472

Thornbill. Esg..................................... 4 (3

song for the AIDS S Dirth-day, Way ,

10.

POEMS OF ADDISON.

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529

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530

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The Author's Life, by Dr. Johnson..... 485 The Story of Aglaurus, transformed into a

Dedication ................

521 1 Statue ................................................ 551

To Mr. Dryden...............

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525 | Europa's Rape....................................... 553

To the right hon. Sir John Somers, Lord Keeper Ovid's Metamorphoses. Book iii.

of the Great Seal, 1695 ......

ib. | The Story of Cadmus................................

A Poem to the King .......

....... ib. The Transformation of Actæon into a Stag ...

A Translation of all Virgil's fourth Georgic The Birth of Bacchus .............................

except the Story of Aristæus .............. 525 The Transformation of Tiresias .................. 556

A Song, for St. Cecilia's Day, at Oxford ....... The Transformation of Echo .....................

An Account of the greatest English Poets. To The Story of Narcissus .......................... 557

Mr. Henry Sacheverell, April 3, 1694 ...... The Story of Pentheus............................... 558

A Letter from Italy. To the right bon. Charles The Death of Pentheus .............................

Lord Halifax, in the Year 1701 ............... The Story of Salamis and Hermaphroditus.
Milton's Style imitated, in a Translation of a | From the fourth Book of Ovid's Metamor-
Story out of the third Æneid........
531 phoses ..........

ib.

The Campaign, a Poem. To his Grace the Notes on some of the foregoing Stories in Ovid's

Duke of Marlborough, 1705 ..........

........

1 Metamorphoses .......

........ 561

Cowley's Epitaph on himself. Translated by An Essay on Virgil's Georgics, .................. 566

Mr. Addison .......

536

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.

POEMATA.

To Sir Godfrey Kneller, on bis Picture of the

Inauguratio Regis Gulielmi, 1689............ ib.

King ......

....... 569

On the Return of King William from Ireland,

Prologue to Smith's Phædra and Hippolitus... ib.

· after the Battle of the Boyne .........

Prologue to Steele's Tender Husband............. 570

Honoratissimo viro Carolo Montague, Armi-

Epilogue to Lansdowne's British Enchanters... ib.

gero, Sc... ...........

An Ode for St. Cecilia's Day. Set to Music by

ib.

Pax Gulielmi Auspiciis Europæ reddita, 1697. ib.

Mr. Daniel Purcell. Performed at Oxford,

1699...........

.......... ib.

Barometri Descriptio

Prælium inter Pygmæos et Grues commissum. ib.

Ode.—The spacious firmament on high ....... 571

Resurrectio delineata ad Altare Col. Magd.

Hymn.-When all thy mercies, O my God.... ib.

Oxon ............

Ode.—How are thy servants blest, O Lord !... ib.

........

Spheristerium ..

Hymo.-When rising from the bed of death . 572

Ad D. D. Hannes, insignissimum Medicum et

Paraphrase on Psalm xxiii ......................... ib.

The Play-House ........................ ........
Poetam.

ib.
.......
Machinæ Gesticulantes, Anglicè, a Puppet-

On the Lady Manchester, written on the

Show..

toasting Glasses of the Kit-Cat Club ......... 573

Ad insignissimum Virum D. Tho. Burnettum,

To her royal Highness the Princess of Wales,

sacræ Theoriæ Telluris auctorem ............ 543

with the Tragedy of Cato, November 1714.

Verses to the Author of the Tragedy of Cato,

TRANSLATIONS.

by Richard Steele ............ ..................

L. Eusden to Mr. Addison, on his Cato........
Horace, Book iii. Ode iii. ..

....... 544 Digby Cotes to Mr. Addison, on his Cato ......
The Vestal, from Ovid de Fastis, Lib. ij. El. j. 545 Left with the Printer by an unknown Hand...

Ovid's Metamorphoses. Book ji.

Upon Mr. Addison's Cato :.......................

The Story of Phaeton ................

| On Cato: occasioned by Mr. Addison's Tra-
Phaetou's Sisters transformed into Trees ..... 546 gedy of that Name, by Mr. Copping.........
The Transformation of Cycnus into a Swan ... ib. To Mr. Addison on bis Cato, from Steele's Col-
The Story of Calisto .............................. ib. lection ......................................

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The Story of Coronis, and Birth of Æsculapius 550 Verses sent to a Lady with the Tragedy of
Ocyrrhoe transformed to a Mare ................ 551 | Cato, from Steele's Collection ...............
The Transformation of Battus to a Touchstone ib. Cato, a Tragedy ..........

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....... 539

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ib.

C. Whittingham, Printer, Goswell Street, London,