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THE CONTENTS.
| A funeral Oration on the Dutchefs of MAZARIN. | p. 310 | |
| A Letter to the Count DE GRAMMONT; I aminformed, &c. | 327 | |
| A Letter to young DERY. | 331 | |
| Reflections upon Religion. | 333 | |
| That Devotion is our laft Love. | 337 | |
| A Letter to a Lady, who defign'd to turn Devout. | 340 | |
| Of the Poems of the Antients. | 344 | |
| Of the Wonderful that is found in the Poems ofthe Antients. | 352 | |
| An Elucidation on what I faid of the Italian Mufick. | 358 | |
| A Letter to the Dutchefs of MAZARIN; I amnot fo vain, &c. | 360 | |
| On the Morals of EPICURUS. | 363 | |
| Of Retirement. | 370 | |
| A Letter of M. DE LA FONTAINE to theDutchefs of BOUILLON. | 379 | |
| An Anfwer of M. DE ST. EVREMOND tothe Letter of M. DE LA FONTAINE to theDutchefs of BOUILLON. | 387 | |
| M. DE LA FONTAINE'S Anfwer to M. DEST. EVREMOND. | 394 | |
| A Judgment on the three Accounts of SIAM;and on CONFUCIUS's Book. | 403 | |
| A Letter to M. JUSTEAltho you have madea Refolution, &c. | 405 | |
| A Letter to M. DE LA BASTIDE. | 407 | |
| A Letter to Monfieur ***, in the name of theDutchefs of MAZARIN; I am not confiderableenough in the World, &c. | 409 | |
| A Letter to Monfieur ***, in the name of theDutchefs of MAZARIN; I don't wonder thatMonfieur Mazarin, &c. | 412 | |
| A Letter to Monfieur ***, in the name of theDutchefs of MAZARIN; No body can bavea deeper Senfe, &c. | 414 | |
