BOOK I. SACRED AND MORAL.

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A N Address to the Deity . Thomson | A Summer Evening's Meditation Barbanld is

A Adam and Eve, in a Morning Hymn, Hymn to Content ., .

call upon all the Parts of the Creation To Wisdom

..

ib. 54

to join with them in extolling their com Despondency. An Ode . Burns 54

mon Maker

•

. Milton 11 The Frailty and Folly of Man

Prior 55

On the Deity

- Mrs. Barbaule 1 A Paraphrase on the latter Part of the Sixth

Hymn on Gratitude . Addison 2 Chapter of Matthew • Thonison 55

Hymn on Providence . . ib. 2 The Sluggard

.

!! its : 56

Hymn, from the beginning of thel9th Psalm ib. 2) The Rose

. ib. 56

Another Hymn

Mrs. Roue 3 The Ant, or Emmet

ib. 56

Hymn

. ib. 3 1 Summer Evening

ib. 56

Hymn, from Psalm 148th • Ogitrie 3 The Nunc Dimitis

. Merrick 56

Psalm 4th - Psalm 5th . Merrick 4 The Benedicite paraphrased

Psalm 6th - Psalm 8th . . ih. 51 The Ignorance of Man ..

ib. 58

Psalm 230 - Psalm 1220

. ib. 5) The 'Trials of Virtue ,

Hymn to Cheerfulness - The author being Christ's Passion : from a Greek Ode of Mr.
sick

- Dr. Akenside 6 Masters, formerly of New College Pitt

The 8th Psalm translated Christopher Pitt 7 A Funeral Hymn

. Mulles 59

Psalm the 24th paraphrased -

7 Veni Creator Spiritus, paraphrased Dryder

Psalm 29th

8 A Night Piece - - Miss

Psalm 46th paraplarased - - ib. 8 Ode to Melancholy • - ib. Ci
Psalon goth paraphrased -

Written at Midnight in a Thunder Storm ib.
Psalm 1448h paraphrased

9 The Vanity of Human Wishes Johnson

The 3d Chapter of Job

10 Elegy on 'the Death of Lady Coventry,

The 25th Chapter of Job paraphrased ib. 11 Written in 1760 . . Masón

The Song of Moses in 15th Chapter of Exo Elegy to a young Nobleman leaving the Uni-

dus paraphrased •

ib. 1 yersity

. . ib. 66

The 13th Psalm paraphrased . ib. 12 The Choice of Hercules : from the Greek of

An Hymn to the Supreme Being. An Imita 1 Prodicus

• Louth 67

tion of the 104ch Psalm • Blucklock 13 The Hermit . .

Parnell 69

Two Hymns ...

- . Anon. 15 The Fire Side

• Catlon 71

A Hymn on the Seasons - Thomson 15 VISIONS for the Entertainment and instruction
Hymn to Humanity

Longhornc 16 of Younger Minds, by Dr. COTTO.l.

The Enlargement of the Mind. To William

Langhorne, M. A. .

17

Address

The Universal Prayer . . Pupe is Vision I. Slander. Inscribed to Miss **** - 73

Messiah, a Sacred Éclogue -

19

- 11, Pleasure

The Prize of Virtue . .

ib. 20

- III. Health

An Elegy, written in a Country Church-Yard

- IV. Content

V. Happiness

Girly 201

Death

Putous 21

- VI. Friendship

The Grave

- Blnir ?

VU. Marriage. Inscribed to Miss

Happiness to be found in Virtue alone Pope

VII. Life

30

On the Eternity of the Supreme Being Smart 31

- IX. Death

On the Immensity of the Supreme Being ib. 92 FABLES, by the late Mr. GAY.
On the Omniscience of the Supreme Being ib. 63 | The Shepherd and the Philosopher
On the Power of the Supreme Being : ib. 94 The Lion, the Tiger, and the Traveller ..
On the Goodness of the Supreme Being ib. 30 | The Spaniel and the Cameleon .

98
Ode to Wisdom -

Miss Carter 37 The Mother, the Nurse, and the Fairy
On Human Life .

Ogilvie 98 The Eagle and the Assembly of Animals

Diseases are the Consequence of Intempe- The Wild Boar and the Ram

rance

. ib. 38 | The Miser and Plutus .

Wishes obtained often make men miserable The Lion, the Fox, and the Geese

Vitrie 38 The Lady and the Wasp

Deity

· Borse 39 The Bull and the Mastiff

The Day of Judgement: a Seatonian Prize- The Elephant and the Bookseller . . 96

. .. Dr. Glynn 48 'The Peacock, the 'Turkey's and the loose - 96

Hymns

Mrs. Barbuda 50 Cupid, Hymen, and Plutus

an Address to the Deity
ib. 52 The Taine Stag

.

rumanity

u Health

-

. 100

- 121

: 121

1. Il í

; 123

107

103

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The Monkey who had seen the World - 97 Night II. Life compared to the Sun-dial . 118

The Philosopher and the Pheasants . 981 Death of the good Man

- 119

The Pin and the Needle

• 98 NightIII. Picture of Narcissa, Description of

The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf -

her Funeral, and a Reflection

The Painter who pleased nobody and every

upon Man - - - 119

body

99 Night IV. Death not to be dreaded - - 120

The Lion and the Cub

Death desirable to the Aged - 120

The Old Hen and the Cock -

Folly of Human Pursuits - - 121

The Rat-Catcher and Cats . - 100 - Folly of the Love of Life in the Aged 121

The Goat without a Beard

. 101

Address to the Deity -

The Old Woman and her Cats

. 101

Fears of Death extinguished by

The Butterily and the Snail

. 101

Man's Redemption .

The Scold and the Parrot

. 102

Greatness of the Redemption - 122

The Cur and the Mastiff .

. 102

Praise, bestowed on Men, due to

The Sick Man and the Angel -

Heaven

- 123

The Persian, the Sun, and the Cloud . 103

Magnificence and Omnipresence

The Fox at the Point of Death

. 103

of the Deity

The Setting Dog and the Partridge

. 101 Inability of sufficiently praising God 123

The Universal Apparition :

. 101
Man --Religion

• 194

The Two Owls and the Sparrow - . 104

God's Love to Man . .. . 124

'The Courtier and Proteus - The Mastiffs . 105

Lukewarın Devotion - - - 124

The Barley Mow and the Dunghill

. 106

Death, where is thy Sting? . 124

Pythagoras and the Countryman

• 106

Faith enforced by our Reason

• 125

The Farmer's Wife and the Raven

. 106

False Philosophy

The Turkey and the Ant •

The mere Man of the World

The Father and Jupiter - - - 107 Night V. Darkness

- 125

Thy Monkeys

-

-

- 107

The Futility of Man's Resolutions 126

The Owl and Farmer

· 108

The Power of Example - Midnight 126

The Jugglers

Little to be expected from Man - 126

The Council of Horses

, 1091

Wisdom

. 126

The Hound and the the Huntsman

Reflections in a Church-yard - 126.

The Poet and the Rose

Little Attention paid to the Warn-

The Cur, the Horse, and Shepherd's Dog - 110

ings of Death

127

The Court of Death

. 110

Life compared to a Stream

127

'The Gardener and the Hog .

. 111

Suicide

127

The Man and the Flea

-1111

Tears

. 128

The Hare and many Friends

- 111

Inattention to the Voice of Death - 128

Little Learning required, to be Good 129

The Caprice and universal Power

Night I. Sleep - Night

. - 112

of Death -

- 129

Invoca:ion to Silence and Darkness 112 Night VI.The Death of Narcissa . - -

Time

.

.

. 112

Reflections on Man and Immortality

Man - Dreams

Genius connected with Ignominy -

Vanity of Lamentation over the

Exalted Station - •

Dead . .

True Greatness -

• 132

Life and Eternity.

. 113

The Torment of Ambition

Time and Death vin. - 114

. 114

True

• 182

Oppression, Want, and Disease .

The Vanity of Wealth

. 132

Reflections on viewing a Map of the

Innortality -

. 193

World --Sympathy -

Man ignorant of his real Greatness 133

The Instability and Insufficiency of

Disbelief of a Future State

133

Human Joys • •

. .

Man's Immortality proved by Nature 133

• 115.

Man shortsighted

115 Night VII.Discontent-

• 194

Presumption of depending on To-

Reason and Instinct

194

Human Hope

• 194

Sudden Death . . .

· The Madness of Infidelity • 135

Man's Proneness to postpone Im.

Ambition of Fame – Avarice • 136

provement .

Address to Unbelievers - - 136

Man inscnsible oi his own Mortality

The Passions

Night II. Avarice of Time recommended :

Proofs of Immortality. Man's Hap-

Inconsistency of Man -

piness consists in the Hope of it - 137

Waste of 'Time

. 116

Misery of Unbelief .. • 197

False Delicacy - Conscience

. 117

The Annihilation of Man, incompa-

Man's Supineness

. 117

tible with the Goodness of God - 139

The Depravity of Man

• 118

TheGuilty alone wish for Annihilation139

Iperability of Life

118

No spiritual Substance annihilated 159

Vanity of Human Enjoyments,

The World a System of Theology 199

taught by Experience

Virtue the Fruit of Immortality - 139

Death unavoidable

118

Free Thinking

- 139

Night VII.

-

1

arcissa

- 113

ISO

191

131

Do IIIIII

. 137

lllllll

118

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NightVII. Rational and Animal Life -140 Solitude -- The Day of Judgement Point 131

- The Gospel -

- 140

FABLES for the FEMALE SEX, by Mr.NOORE.

- The Mystery of a Future State, no

Argument against it

- 140 The Eagle and the Assembly of Birds , 153

-- Hope - -

• 140 The Panther, the Horse, and other Beasts • 154

Night VIII. Worldly Pursuits

. 141 | The Nightingale and Glow-worm . . 155

Human Life compared to the Ocean 141 | Hymen and Death

..

. 155

The Love of Distinction - - 141 The Poet and his Patron

• 156

Pleasure -

. 156

- 141 The Wolf, the Sheep, and the Lamb

-

Rise of Pleasure . . . 142 The Goose and the Swans - -

• 157

The End of Pleasure .. - 142 The Lawyer and Justice

. 158

Virtue and Piety

. 142 | The Farmer, the Spaniel, and the Cat

Resources of a Deiected Mind . 142 The Spider and the Bee .

160

A Man of Pleasure is a Man of Pain 142 The Young Lion and the Ape

. 160

Earthly Happiness

. . . 143 The Colt and the Farmer

Joye-ofollies of Imagination - 143 The Owl and the Nightingale

162
Pleasure consists in Goodness 143 The Sparrow and the Dove.

162

Picture of a Cood Man . . 144 The Female Seducers - - - 165

The Fall of the Good Man. 144 Lore and Vanity

. 170

- 144 The Young Lady and Looking-Glass Wilkie 173

False Gaiety ends in Despair 145 The Boy and the Rainbow - ib. 173

NightiX.Reflections on Death

5 The Rake and the Hermit . . ib. 171

The World a Grave . . 143 | The Youth and the Philosopher Whitcheud 275

The triumphs of Death - 145 The Bee, the Ant, and the Sparrow Colton 175

Delice and Conflagration - - 145 |The Bears and the Bees - Merrick 177

The Last Day ..

145 | The Cameleon - • . ib. 177

Thoughtlessness of the Last Day - 146 |The Monkies, a Tale - .. ib. 177

Eternity and Time - 146 Know Thyself a . Arbuthnos 178

The unreasonableness of Complaint 147 Lessons of Wisdom - Armstrong 179

Grief and Joy---Night . • 147 | The Pain arising from virtuous Emotions ata

Regularity of the Heavenly Bodies 147 | tended with Pleasure - Akenside 179

Miracles

147 Paraphrase on Psalm lxxiv.16,17 Miss Itilliums 186

Nature the Foe of Scepticism - 147 | Paraphrasc on Isaiah, xlix. 15 - ib. 181

Reasons for Belief

148 Paraphrase on Matt. vii, 12 . ib. 191

The Power of God infinite

48 Reflections on a Future State, from a Review

The World sufficient for Man. Con of Winter - - Thomson. 182

templation of the Heavens 148 A Prayer on the Prospect of Death Burns 182

Man's Science the Culture of his The Genealogy of Christ, as it is represented

Heart

.

. . 149 on the East Window of Winchester College

The Greatness of God inexpressible 149 Chapel. Written at Winton School Louth 182

The Misery of Sin - Reason - 149 On the Death of Frederic Prince of Wales.
Man -- Death ..

. 150 Written at Paris, by Darid Lord Viscount

Reflections on Sleep

- 1501 Stormont, of Christ Church, Oxon - 184

Address to the Trinity

- 150 Death.

- Emily 184

Conclusion

• 151|On the Immortality of the Soul S. Jenyis 187

BOOK II. DIDACTIC, DESCRIPTIVE, NARRATIVE, AND PATHETIC.

THE Traveller; or, a Prospect of Society. An Essay on Man: in Four Epistles Pope 229

1 inscribed to the Reverend Mr.H.Gold Moral Essays: in Four Epistles - ib. 240

smith . . Dr. Goldsmith 19-1 Epistle to Mr. Addison, occasioned by his

The Deserted Village . . ib. 1971 Dialogues on Medals - .' ib. 250

Endwin and Angelina. A Ballad

ib. 201 Epistle to Dr.Arbuthnot, being the prologue

Spring, a Pastoral . : Pope 202 to the Satires -

. ib. 250

Summer, a Pastoral

ib. 203 Satires and Epistles of Horace imitated ib. 954

Autumn, a Pastoral . .

ib. 204 | Epilogue to the Satires. In two Dialogues ib. 265

Winter, a Pastoral

ib. 205 Imitations of Horace

ib. 269

Windsor-Forest

ib. 206 A Panegyric to my Lord Proctector, of the

Two Choruses to the Tragedy of Brutus ib. 2091 present Greatness, and joint Interest, of his

Ode on Solitude

ib. 2101 Highness and this Nation - Iailer 272

The Dying Christian to his Soul - ib. 210 Cooper's Hill - - Denhan 273

An Essay on Criticism •

ib. 2101 On Mr. Abraham Cowley's Death and Burial

The Rape of the Lock

ib. 216 amongst the antient Posts - ib. 276

Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate | An Essay on Translated Verse Earlof Roscommon 277

Lady .

229 Absalen and Achitophel

Druden 281

Prologue to Mr.Addison's Tragedy of Ć to ib. 224 Lalamon and Arcite; or, the Knight's Tale ib. 312

Fpilogue to Rowe's Jane Shore - 224 Religio Laici

- - ib. 319,

The Temple of Fame -
224 Mac Fiecknoe

ib. 3.2

The Happy Life of a Country Parson ib. 229 An Essay upon Satire Dryden and Buckinghurn 324

Cymon

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Cymon and Iphigenia • Drydın 9:47 Songe to Ana,Lordeofthe Castelo Brystowe

Theodore and Honoria

. ib. 332 ynne Daies of Yore. From Chutterton, under

The Rosciad -

Churc':'335 ine naine of Pouley -

• 470

The Pleasures of Imagination Akenside 34.1 Bristowe Tragedie;or, the Dethe of Syr Charles

Day : a Pastoral - Cunningham 349 Bawdin. Chunterton,under the name of Rouley 470

The Contemplatist : a Night Piece ib. 350 The Mynstrelles Songe in Ella, a Tragycal

The Visions of Fancy

Langhorne 351) Enterlude -

ib. 473

d Letter from Italy to the Right Honorable | Chorns in Coddwyn, a Tragedie

ib. 474

Charles Lord Halifax, In the Year 1701. Grongar Hill

Dyer 474

Addison 353 / Monody on the Death of his Lady

The Campaign

-

ib. 355

George Lord Littleton 476

An Allegory on Man . Parnell 859 A Winter Piece

Anon, 475

'The Book-Worm

. ib. 359 The School-Mistress. In Imitation of Spenser

An Amicos

R. West 360

Shenstone 479

An Address to Winter

Couper 361 Oriental Eclogues .

Collins 482

Liberty renders England preferable to other The Splendid Shilling i J. Phillips 484

Nations, notwithstanding Taxes, &c. ib. 362 An Epistle to a Lady

Nugent 486

Description of a Poet

. ib. 362. Alexander's Feast, or the Power of Music.'

Love Elegies - -

- 362 An Ode on St. Cecilia's Day Dryden 487

An Essay on Poetry - Buckingham 364 An Epistle from Mr. Phillips to the Earl of

The Chace . - Somerville 367 Dorset. Copenhagen, March, 9, 1709 488

Rural Sports; a Georgic - Gay 385| The Man of Sorrow - Grerille 4897

Love of Fame, the Universal Passion Young 388 Monody to the Memory of a Young Lady Shaw 489

The Castle of Indolence. An Allegorical Poem An Evening Address to the Nightingale ib. 49:2

Thomson 409 An Ode to Narcissa

. • Smollet 493

To the Memory of Sir Isaac Newton ib. 423 Elegy in Imitation of Tibullus

ib. 493

Hymn on Solitude

. ib. 424 The Propagation of the Gospel in Greenland

Hymn to darkness

Yalden 425)

Couper 493

- - - West 425 On Slavery and the Slave Trade

ib. 493

A Birth-Day Thought

. 433 On Liberty, and in Praise of Mr. Howard ib. 494

Moral Reflection. Written on the first Day of On Domestic Happiness, as the Friend of Vir.

the Year 1782

. . 434| tueand of the false Good-nature of the Ageib, 494

The Triumph of Isis,occasioned byIsis,an Elegy On the Employments of what is called an Idle

T. Warton 4341 Life

- - - ih. 495

Inscription in a Hermitage, at Ansly-Hall in The Post comes in the News-paper is read

Warwickshire

he World contemplated at a Distance ib. 495

Monody, written near Stratford upon Avon ib. 436 A Fragment

On the Death of King George the Second ih. 436 Ode to Evening - Dr. Jos. Wurton 497

On the Marriage of che King, 1761, to her Isis. An Elegy - - Muson 497

Majesty . . .' ib. 437 | Epistolary Verses to Ceorge Colman, Esq.

On the Birth of the Prince of Wales ib. 438 written in the Year 1756°. Lloyd 498

Ode to Sleep . . .

ib. 439 Ode to Arthur Onslow, Esq. & - 499

The Hamlei, written in Whichwood Forest ib. 439 Ode to Melancholy . Ogilvie 501

Ode. The first of April . ib. 439 Ode to the Cenius of Shakspeare. ib, 501

Ode. The Suicide - T. Warton 440 Ode to Time; occasioned by seeing the Ruins
Ode. Sent to a friend on his leaving a favorite of an old Castle

ib. 602

Village in Hampshire

ib, 441 Ode to Evening .

ib. 504

The art of Preserving Health Arytrong 442 Ode to Innocence

ib. 505

Ode on the Spring - · Grailey 459 Morning; or, The Complaint. An American

Ode on the Death of a favorite Cat drowia Eclogue .' . Gregory 505

in a Tub of Gold Fishes

"ib. 459 A Description of a Parish Poor-House. Crabbe 507

Ode on a distant Prospect of Eton College ib. 459 Description of a Country Apothecary ib. 507

Ode to Adversity . . ib. 460 Description of a Country Clergyman visiting

The Progress of Poesy. A Pindaric Ode ib. 461] the Sick .

ib. 507

The Bard. A Pindaric Ode . ib. 462 The Reason for describing the Vices of the

The Fatal Sisters. An Ode . ib, 463 Village .

' ib. 508

The Descent of Odin. An Ode

it. 464 | Apology for Vagrants . Anon. 508

The Triumphs of Owen. A Fragment ib. 465 Epistle to a young Gentleman on his leaving

Ode on the installation of the Duke of Graf. Eton School -

Dr. Roberts 508

ton. Irregular - - ib. 465 London. A Poem

- . Johnson 509

A Prayer for Indicerence . Greville 466 Great Cities and London in particular, allow.

The Fairy's Answer to Mrs. Greville's Praver e d their due Praise

Couper 511

for Indifference Crundess of C- 466 The Want of Discipline in the English Unis

The Beggar's Petition

• Anon. 467 versities -

ib, 512

Pollio. An Flegiac Ode; written in the Word Happy the Freedom of the Man whom Grace

near R---Casile, 1762 - Mickle 467) makes free - His Relish of the Works

The Tears of Scotland

Smollet 469 of God Address to the Creator. ib. 515

Ode to Mirth

the World contemplated at a Distan Pallet 496

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Rural Sounds as well as sights delightful | Pleasures of Memory; a Poein Rogers 550

Couper 514 From the Same -

530

The Wearisomeness of what is conmmonly From the Same

530

called a Lite of Pleasure

it. 515 From the Same

- , • 531

Satirical Review of our Trips to France ib. 515 Verses on a Tear

581

Mhe Pulpit the Engine of Retorination ib. 515 A Skercis of the Alps at Day-break is, 334.

The Petii-Maitre Clergyman . ib. 516 | A Wish

ib. 532

Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale

An Ode on Classic Education - Anon. 5:32

Cuturight 516 Autumn

Thomson 533

An Italian Song

- Roger's 21 Winter

ib. 345

Henry and Einma, a Poem upon the Model Kensington Garden

Tickel 555

of the Nut Brown Maid

Prior 521 A Moral Epistle

An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Sonnets -

Edvards 550
Knight, Comptroller General of His Mac Immortality, or the Consolation of Human
jesty's Works, and Author of the late Dige Life. A Monody 1. Denton, A, V. 561
sertation on Oriental Gardening. Enriched From the Shipwreck .

Falconer 358

with Explanatory Notes, chiefly extracted Pulpit Eloquence from the English Orator

from that elaborate Performance Anon. 527

Pulukc!e 573

BO () K III. DRAMATIC, &c.
TNXTRACTS from SHAKSPEARE.

1 Norval, not known at the time to be Lady

V - All's Well that Ends Well • 5771 Randolph's Son -

Home 637

- As You Like it

- 579 / Young Norval informs Lord Randolph by
--- The Comedy of Errors

- 582 what Means he acquired a Knowlege in
Love's Labor Lost

. 584 the Art of War. .
- Measure for Measure

- 587 Douglas's Soliloquy in the Wood, waiting for
--- The Merchant of Venice - - 592) Lady Randolph, after he was known to be
- The Merry Wives of Windsor
. 598 her son

ih, 698
--- A Midsummer Night's Dream • 599 CATO

Addison: 698
- Much Ado about Nothing

601

* 30 DESCRIPTIONS, DETACHED SENTENCES,

- The Taming of the Shrew

The Tempest

606

SIMILES, &c.

--- Twelfth Night, or What You Will • 609 The Happiness of a free Government
- The Two Gentlemen of Verona - 611

S. Johnson 717
- The Winter's Tale -
• 614 The Killing of a Boar

Otuay 717
- Anthony and Cleopatra

- 614 Description of a Populous City Young 717.
- Coriolanus.
- 622 Rural Courtship

Drydere 717
Cyinbeline

• 626 Description of a Person left on a Desert 717

Hamlet

- 629 Island

-

-

Thomson 717

The First Part of Henry IV. - 695 The first Feats of a young Eagle Rowe 717

· The Second Part of Henry IV. - 637 The true ind of Education

Education . :

ib. 717

The Life of Henry V. •

.- 640 Filial Piety

Mollet 718

The First Part of Henry VI. .642 The same

. Thomson 718

The Second Part of Henry VI. - 642] Bad Fortune more easily borne than good

- The Third Part of Henry VI.

.613

Roue 718

The Life of Henry VIII... - 645 Despair never to be indulged Phillips 718

The Life and Death of King John • 648 | A Friend to Freedom can never be a Traitor

Julius Cesar

• 051

Thomson 713

King Lear

; - 650 Description of a Hag .. Olway 718
Macbeth

• 660 Happiness the inseparable Companion of Vire

Othello

664 tue

The Life and Death of King Richard II. 668 Honor superior to Justice - Thomson 718

– The Life and Death of King Richard lu what Manner Princcsought to be taught

IX.

.

-

- 670

Mullet 718

Romeo and Juliet
670 True End of Royalty

ib. 719

Tinon of Athens

The real Duty of a King

Roue 719

Titus Andronicus
• 680 Character of a good King'

Thomson 719
Troilus and Cressida .
. 681 | The Guilt of bad Kings

Mullet 719
The true End of Life

Thomson 719
DETACHED SCEN E S. The same

S. Johnson 719

A Lion overcome by a Man - Lee 719
ebastian and Dorax ,
Druden 68.| Character of an excellent Man

Rowe 719
Antony and Ventidius

ib. 687 | Virtue the only true Source of Nobility
Theodosius and Marcian . · Lee 6%

Thomson 590
Cluster and Hastings

Rowe 69: The Happy Effects of Misfortune ih. 720
Custavus and Dalecarlians .' Brooke 699 | A Description of he Morning . Otura 20
Gustavus and Cristiern
ib. 694 | Another

Lec. 720
Brutus and Titus .

Lec 698 The charming Notes of the Nightingale ih. 7:20
Lady Randolph Lord Randolph, and young The same

ROU: 729
A worthless

-

or superior to Justice