INDEX to the TITLES of the PIECES in
VERSE.

N. B. Whatever verfes are marked with an afterifk prefixed, are
not Dr Swift's.

Dvice to the Grubstreet verfe- Baucis and Philemon vi. 44

-Verfes fent by him to Dr Epilogue to a play for the wea-

Free mafons fong viii. 331
Friend, to one who had been
much abused vi. 369
Game of traffic, ballad on the
Gay, Mr, to vii. 17. (vii. 120
Glumdalclitch's lamentation for
the lofs of Grildrig vi. 162
Grand question debated vi. 330
Grubstreet verfe-writers, advice to
vi. 305

-to one who defired the author

to write verfes upon her in the
heroic ftyle vii. 126
Lady's dreffing-room vi. 339 (3.20
Ladies, on the five at Sot's hole vi,
-the hardship put upon vii. 22

-

* Gulliver, Mary, to Capt. Gul- Legion-club vii. 45
liver vi. 164
Hamilton's bawn vi. 330
*Handel and Bononcini, on the
feuds about vi. 125
Hardship put upon ladies vii. 22
Harlequin, on the plot difcovered
by vi. 269

Libel on Dr Delany and Lord
Carteret vi. 322

Harris, Mrs, her petition vi. 68
Haffard, Mr Jafon, on his defi-
ring a motto for his fign vii. 125
Hellham, Dr, letters to vii. 154, 6
Horace epift. 7. b. 1. imitated vi.

Jackson, Dan, on his picture cut

in paper vii. 97. 98. 99
-His anfwer vii. 100
-Answer to, by Mr G. Roch
fort vii. 101

-by Dr Delany vii. 103
-by Dr Sheridan vii. 105
-Jack fon's reply vii. 106
-Another reply in Jackfon's
name vii. 107
Janus, to, on new-year's day vi.
Impromptu vi. 112 (328
Inns, on feeing verfes written on
windows in vi. 306, 7
Joan cudgels Ned vi. 271
Journal of a modern lady vi. 178
Ireland, on the bishops of vii. 23
Irish feaft, a defcription of one
Judas vii. 15.
(vi. 261
*Lady, on one who piffed at the
tragedy of Cato vi. 126
-journal of a modern lady vi.178

* Lilliputian ode vi. 167
* Lintot's mifcellany, verses to
be prefixed to vi. 90
Little-houfe by the church-yard

of Castlenock, on vii. 139
Logicians refuted vi. 370
* Longitude, ode on it vi. 125
Love, the progress of vi. 151
-to vii. 116

song in the modern taste vii. 27
-fong vii. 161 (mistress vii. 138
-poem from a physician to his
Lover, inconftant, fatire on one
*Macer vi. 106
(viii. 277
Markethill, on cutting down the
old thorn at vi. 317
-the revolution at vi. 343
Mary the cook-maid's letter to
Dr Sheridan vi. 191
Midas, the fable of vi. 240
Minister of state vi. 82
Mifer, epitaph on one vi. 172
Molly Mog vi. 138

Moore, Mr John, to vi. 91
Morning, a defcription of it vi. 51
Mullinix and Dick vii. 109
Newgate's garland vi. 143
Ode to Sir W. Temple vii. 68
-to the Athenian fociety vii. 76
* Orrery, E. of, to Swift, with a
paper-book vii. 25
-Verfes occafioned by that pre-
fent vii. 27

Oxford, E. of, to, in the tower
vi. 252
Panegyric on the Dean vi. 356
Partridge, elegy on his supposed
death vi. 86
Partridge,

(85

Tim and the fables vii. 66
Time, the power of vi. 343
Tofts, Mrs, on vi. 125
Toland's invitation to Dismal vii.
Tom's metamorphofis vii. 159.
Traulus, the first part vi. 347

the fecond part vi. 350
Two or three vi. 126.
* Umbra vi. 99

(it vii. 121
Union, verfes faid to be written on
Vanbrugh's houfe vi. 74
-The hiftory of vi. 78. (vi. 92
Verfes on an &c. at D'Urfy's name
* —under the picture of England's
arch-poet vi. 204

-

On feeing verfes on windows in
inns vi. 306, 7

for women who cry apples,
&c. vii. 114, 15, 16

INDEX of the PRINCIPAL MATTERS
in Dr SWIFT's works.

The volumes are denoted by numeral letters, and the pages by figures.

When different pages are referred to at any article, if the numbers are
dis joined by a comma, the first figure or figures in the preceding num
ber are fuppofed to be repeated in the subsequent.

When feveral particulars occur under an article, all to be found
in one volume, the volume is not repeated.

L. ftands for the sketch of the family of Swift, and the author's
life, both prefixed to vol. 1. and n. for the notes in the different vo-
lumes.

A

Bbey-lands, how the poffeffion of them was confirmed vii. 225.
Addrefles, general, fhew the true fenfe of the nation ii. 325.
Of the address against making peace without the entire
reftitution of Spain 332. The folly and wickedness of it ib. The
true meaning and defign of it 333.

See Peace.

Bolifts, their principles defcribed i. 99.105.

Age, old, its inconveniencies viii. 256. How thefe are to be borne ib.
Agrippa, ancient and modern, his character ii. 384, 6, 7.
Alcibiades, his misfortunes ii. 23. 24.

Allies, their conduct in the war ii. 96. A character of this piece ib. n.
Of those in the war at the revolution 99. 100. Of thofe in Queen
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