Let Crowds of Criticks now my Verfe affail,
Let Ds write, and nameless Numbers rail.
This more than pays whole Years of thanklefs Pain,
Time, Health, and Fortune, are not loft in vain :
SHEFFIELD approves ; confenting PHOEBUS bends
And I and Malice from this Hour are Friends,

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The TABLE.

VOL. I.

HE Temple of Death.
Ode on Love

SONGS and VERSES.

Elegy to the Dutchess of R—

A Letter from Sea.

Love's Slavery.

The Dream.

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To one who accused him of being too fenfual in

his Love.

The Warning.

To AMORETTA.

Despair.

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On Apprehenfion of lofing what he had newly

gain'd, in Imitation of OVID.

The Reconcilement. Song.

Song.

To a Coquet Beauty.

The Relapfe.

The Recovery.

The Convert.

The Picture. In Imitation of ANACREON.
On Don ALONZO's being killed in Portugal,
upon account of the Infanta, in the Year 1683. 64

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The Surprize.
A Dialogue fung on the Stage, between an el-
derly Shepherd, and a very young Nymph.
On one who died difcovering her Kindness.

On LUCINDA's Death.

To a Lady retiring into a Monaftery.

The Vifion. Written during a Sea-Voyage; when fent to command the Forces for the Relief of Tangier.

HELEN to PARIS, from OVID.

Part of the Story of ORPHEUS. Being a
Tranflation out of the Fourth Book of VIR-

GIL'S GEORGIC.

An Effay on Satire.

An Effay on Poetry.

Ode on BRUTUS.

The Rapture.

On Mr. HOBBS and his Writings.

Written over a Gate.

The Miracle, 1707.

Ode on the Death of HENRY PURCELL, set to
Mufick.

On the Lofs of an only Son, ROBERT, Marquifs
of NORMANBY.

On Mr. POPE and his Poems.

Stanza's.

The Election of a Poet Laureat in 1719.
On the Times.

On the Duke of YORK banish'd to Bruffels.
On the Deity.

The Tragedy of JULIUS CESAR, alter'd.
The Death of MARCUS BRUTUS.

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