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N Exodus III. 14. I am that I am. An Ode.

Written in 1688, as an Exercife at St. John's Page 1

College, Cambridge.

To the Countess of Exeter playing on the Lute.

p. 6

Picture of Seneca dying in a Bath, by Jordain, at the
Right Honorable the Earl of Exeter's at Burleigh
Burleigh (p.
Houfe.

An Ode.

An Epistle to Fleetwood Shephard, Efq;

To the Countess of Dorfet. Written in Her Milton.?
By Mr. Bradbury.

To the Lady Durfley, on the fame Subject.

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P. 9

P. II

SP. 19

ibid.

To my Lord Buckhurst, very Young, playing with a Cat. p. 20

An Ode

A Song.

The Defpairing Shepherd.

To the Honorable Charles Montague, Efq;

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Ak

Hymn to the Sun, fet by Dr. Purcel, and Sung before?
Their Majefties on New Years Day, 1694.

The Ladies Looking-Glafs

Love and Friendship: a Pastoral. By Mrs. Elizabeth?p. 31

To

To the Author of the foregoing Paftoral.

P. 34

Me, P. 35

To a Lady, She refufing to continue a Difpute with Me,?,

and leaving Me in the Argument: An Ode.

Seeing the Duke of Ormond's Picture at Sir Godfrey(p. 37

Kneller's.

Celia to Damon.

p. 38

An Ode prefented to the King, on His Majesty's Arri-?

val in Holland, after the Queen's Death, 1695. SP. 43

In Imitation of Anacreon.

An Ode.

p. 50

P. 51

Ode fur la prise de Namur par les Armes du Roy,?,

l'Année 1692. Par Monfieur Boileau Defpreaux.SP. 52

An English Ballad, on the Taking of Namur by the

King of Great Britain, 1695.

the

SP. 53

Prefented to the King at His Arrival in Holland, af-2

ter the Discovery of the Confpiracy, 1696.

To Cloe weeping.

To Mr. Howard. An Ode.

Love difarmed.

Cloe hunting.

Cupid and Ganymede.

Cupid mistaken.

Venus mistaken.

A Song.

The Dove.

A Lover's Anger.

Mercury and Cupid.

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ibid.

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p. 85

On Beauty: a Riddle

P. 86

The Question: to Lifetta.

P. 88

Lifetta's Reply.

The Garland.

P. 90

ibid.

The Lady who offers her Looking Glafs to Venus.

p. 91

P. 93

Cloe

Cloe jealous.ooort) JA, atipicons) th

Anfwer to Cloe jealous, in the fame Style; the Author

P. 93

Sick.

P. 95

A better Anfwer.

p. 96

Pallas and Venus: an Epigram.

p. 98

To a Young Gentleman in Love. A Tale.

P. 99

An English Padlock.

p. 102

Paulo Purganti and his Wife: an Honest, but a Sim-2.

ple Pair.

P. III

The Ladle.

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Written at Paris, 1700: in the beginning of Robe's

Robe's?p.

P. 124

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Geography.

Written in the beginning of Mezeray's Hiftory of?
France.

Written in the Nouveaux Interefts des Princes de?

l' Europe. 9197saup ogul, 250) (munini (P. (127)

Adriani Morientis ad Animam Suam. istá na ond-sp. 128

By Monfieur Fontenelle.

Imitated.

P.

ibid.

ibid.

A Passage in the Moria Encomium of Erasmus Imi-p. 129

tated.

To Dr. Sherlock, on his practical Difcourfe concern-2p. 130

ing Death.

Carmen Seculare, for the Year 1700: to the King. p. 133.

Carmen Seculare, Latinè redditum per Tho Dib-2.

ben, è Col. Trin. Cantab.

An Ode infcribed to the Memory of the Honorable Co-

lonel George Villiers, drowned in the River Pia-

va, in the Country of Friuli 1703: in Imitation of P. 177

Horace, Ode XXVIII. Lib. I.

p.

bidi

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Prologue

1a-p. 181

Prologue Spoken at Court before the Queen on Her Ma-2

jelty's Birth-Day, 1704:

A Letter to Monfieur Boileau Defpreaux, occafioned

by the Victory at Blenheim, 1704.

For the Plan of a Fountain, &c.

The Chamelion.

Merry Andrew.

A Simile.

The Flies.

From the Greek.

Epigram.

Another.

Another

Another.

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ibid.

ibid.

p. 198

ibid.

To a Person who wrote Ill, and spake Worfe against Me. ibid.

On the fame Perfon.

Quid fit futurum Cras, fuge quærere.

The Nut-brown Maid: a Poem written Three hun-?

dred Years fince.

p. 199

ibid.

un-p.
SP. 200

Henry and Emma, a Poem, upon the Model of the

Nut-brown Maid.

An Ode humbly infcribed to the Queen on the

Success of Her Majesty's Arms, 1706.

in Imitation of Spenfer's Style.

Cantata: Set by Monfieur Galliard.

On the fame Subject.

On the Same.

Phyllis's Age.

Forma, Bonum fragile.

A Critical Moment.

An Epigram written to the Duke de Noailles.

Epilogue to Phædra: Spoken by Mr Oldfield,

acted Ifmena.

Epilogue to Lucius: Spoken by M" Horton.

The Thief and the Cordelier: a Ballad, to the Tune oft.

King John and the Abbot of Canterbury.

An Epitaph.

P. 276

SP. 278

To the Right Honorable M Harley: in Imitation of?

Horace Lib. I. Epift. 9.

P. 281

ŚP. 283

To Mr Harley wounded by Guifcard, 1711: an Ode. p. 285

An Extempore Invitation to the Earl of Oxford?

Lord High Treasurer, 1712.

Earl Robert's Mice: in Chaucer's Style.

In the fame Style.

In the fame Style.

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A Flower painted by Simon Varelft.

ibid.

To the Lady Elizabeth Harley, fince Marchioness of (p. 291

Carmarthen; on a Column of Her Drawing.

Protogenes and Apelles.

Democritus and Heraclitus.

For my own Tomb Stone.

Gualterus Daniftonus ad Amicos.

Imitated.

The First Hymn of Callimachus, to Jupiter.

The Second Hymn of Callimachus, to Apollo.

ibid.

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ibid.

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the p. 309

Charity: a Paraphrafe on the XII Chapter of the?

I Epistle to the Corinthians.

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