To John Locke, Efq; retired from Bufinefs,

To John Shute, Efq; on Mr. Locke's Death,

To Mr. William Nokes: Friendship,

To Nathaniel Gould, Efq;

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ibid.

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To Dr. Thomas Gibson: The Life of Souls,

173

To Mr. William Blackbourn: Cafim. B. II.

To the Reverend Mr. T. Rowe : Free Philofophy 191

The Hero's School of Mortality,

Freedom,

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On Mr. Locke's Annotations, &c.

True Riches,

The adventurous Mufe,

To Mr. N. Clark: The Complaint,

The Afflictions of a Friend,

The Reverse; or, the Comforts of a Friend,

To the Right Honourable John Lord Cutts:

The hardy Soldier,

Burning feveral Poems of Ovid, Martial, &c.

To Mrs. B. Bendyfh: Against Tears,

Few Happy Matches,

To David Polhill, Efq; an Epistle,

The celebrated Victory of the Poles, &c. Cafimir.

B. IV. Od. 4.

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To Mr. Henry Bendyfh: The Indian Philofopher, 229

The Happy Man,

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To David Polhill, Efq; An Anfwer to an infa-

mous Satire against King William,

235.

To the Discontented and Unquiet, Cafim. B. IV.

Od. 15.

240

To John Hartopp, Efq; Cafim. B. I. Od. 4.

243

To Tho. Gunston, Efq; Happy Solitude, Cafim.

B. IV. Od. 12.

245

To John Hartopp, Efq; The Difdain,

248

To Mitio, my Friend: The Mourning-Piece,

249

The Second Part: or, the bright Vision,

254

The Third Part: or, the Accounts balanced,

262

On the Death of the Duke of Gloucester, &c.

An Epigram,

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An

An Epigram of Martial to Cirinus, infcribed to

Mr. Jofiah Horte,

Epiftola Fratri fuo dilecto R. W.

Fratri olim navigaturo,

Ad Reverendum Virum Dominum Johannem Pinhorne: Carmen Pindaricum,

Ad Johannem Hartoppum, Baronettum : Votum, feu Vita in Terris beata,

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To Mrs. Singer; on the Sight of fome of her
Divine Poems unprinted,

Sacred to the MEMORY of the DE A D.

An Epitaph on King William,

An Elegiac Song on Mrs. Peacock,

Epitaphium Domini Nathanielis Matheri,

An Elegiac Thought on Mrs. Anne Warner,
On the Death of Mrs. M. W.

A Funeral Poem on Thomas Gunfton, Efq;
An Elegy on the Reverend Mr. Gouge,

SONGS, DIVINE and MORAL.

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