*The Quidnuncki's. A tale occafioned by the death of the duke regent of France. Phillis or, The progress of love. Ay and No: a fable. The progress of poetry. The progress of beauty. Pethox the great. * The lamentation of Glumdalclitch for the lofs of Grildrig. A paftoral.. 206 Mary Gulliver to captain Lemuel Gulli ver. 210 * To Quinbus Fleftrin, the man-mountain. A Lilliputian ode. * A gentle echo on woman. 216 218. Epilogue to a play for the benefit of the weavers in Ireland. Epitaph on a mifer. 220 222 To Stella, who collected and tranfcribed his poems. The journal of a modern lady. The country life. A paftoral dialogue. 223 228 240 245 Mary the cook-maid's letter to Dr. Sheridan. Epitaph on Picus Mirandula, applied to Francis Chartres. * Epigram. → Another. Epitaph of by-words. 264 265 ibid. ibid. Epigram, on feeing a worthy prelate go out of church in the time of divine fervice to wait on his grace the duke of D---. 266 * Epigram from the French. 267 ibid. * Epitaph. Epigram, on the toafts of the kit-cat club, anno 1716. ibid. *To a lady, with The temple of fame. 268 Verfes to be placed under the picture of England's arch-poet; containing a complete catalogue of his works. ibid. Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope, while he was writing the Dunciad. 270 Bounce to Fop. An epifle from a dog at Twickenham to a dog at court. 272 *On the countess of Burlington cutting 277 On dreams. In imitation of Petronius. 284 To Stella, vifiting me in my fickness, 1727. Verfes on the death of Dr. Swift. 29 I MISCELLANIES I N VERS E. N. B. Whatever Verfes are not marked with an Afterisk in this Volume are Dr. Swift's. * AND VANESSA. ΤΗ Written Anno 1713. 'HEfhepherds and the nymphs were seen The council for the * fair began, *This poem is founded upon an offer of marriage made by a young lady to her preceptor: whether fuch an incident really happened, or what gave the poet occafion to fuppofe it, B need not here be inquired: his principal defign is to expofe the faults and follies in both fexes, by which love is degraded, and marriage rendered fubfervient to fordid purposes. 2 Against |