Transcriber's Note:
Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully aspossible.
Consisting of
Satires, Songs, Translations,
AND OTHER
Occasional POEMS.
LONDON:
Printed for the Booksellers of London and
Westminster. 1718. Price 1 s.
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Tunbridge-Wells: A Satire. | p. 11 |
Horace’s Nempe incomposita dixipede, &c. imitated. | p. 19 |
A Satire against Marriage. | p. 25 |
A Letter from Artemisa in theTown, to Cloe in the Country. | p. 29 |
An Epistolary Essay from M. G.to O. B. upon their mutual Poems. | p. 41 |
The maim’d Debauchee. | p. 46 |
Upon Nothing. | p. 49 |
The Advice. | p. 53 |
The Discovery. | p. 56 |
The ninth Elegy in the second Bookof Ovid’s Amours translated.To Love. | p. 58 |
Woman’s Honour. A Song. | p. 62 |
Grecian Kindness. A Song. | p. 64[Pg 1] |
The Mistress. A Song. | p. 65 |
A Song. | p. 67 |
To Corinna. A Song. | p. 69 |
A Young Lady to her antient Lover.A Song. | p. 71 |
To a Lady, in a Letter. ASong. | p. 73 |
The Fall. A Song. | p. 75 |
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