- The Oxford ?Critick, a fitire..4..Several Odeg ' ? I-I?,?, M?rtt?l, md ?an?, m?i.tated.. To a maiden hdy, who prefers her cat to-all mankind. Oa the power of mufick. On the de?th of Dr. Gatt,& Flirti!/a? or, the C uet. The Maiden's . oq Dream. Advme to an arrogant Prude. To the thors of the foregoing poem. The Adventure of ?e lV!?qu?e? Mrs.//----- On Mrs, d?nt's being ?!1 o? �ever. An EpiRle to Sir R---- $----, oeafioned by the Edipfe. On the ?ot? Saylie.- The Chara?r of'. an happy The Arrow; in imitation of Mr. ?l'rior's Dove. Oa Pride. With �eve/alot. herOdes, Satires, Songs,. md Tr?a?tions.. ?.y.:Mr. /'_oH's Worms ?d a n?'w Song on ?e. ?fquerade. & ?gb?s ox??'Z?it?f?/?i?i ?mg ? Imimion of the ??t? ??i?i,-? Pi? ofDmnkeaae?. ?. The Speedily ?ll 3epuM?ed, (On the fame Letter and Paper with T?iv.?t?-Fzzxus, and by the fame Author,) ?., EssAYs on the vices 'and follie, of the times; confilling of fe!e& Papers? formerly publith'd in. PAsqui? and' the 1.36?x>oN Jo.v.?r?; m which feveral caflratiom are reitor'd, .arid feveral int. erpolatiom :/re retren- ched, which were ommed and adde?t, with- out the author's knowledg%' i'n th{?ir firR pubhcauon? of which fome.accoun� thall given in a general Prrfaci.
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