The Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 1, Poetry - Volume 1THE THIRD PASTORAL,[1]Reading editionChapter navigation47 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE WORKSALEXANDER POPE.RT. HON. JOHN WILSON CROKER.THE FIRST VOLUME OF POETRY.CATALOGUEA MEMORIAL LISTDEPARTED RELATIONS AND FRIENDS.ADVERTISEMENT OF WARBURTON TO HIS EDITION OF POPE'S WORKS, 1751.INTRODUCTION.INTRODUCTION. (continued 2)INTRODUCTION. (continued 3)THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE.THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE.PREFACE TO POPE'S WORKS.RECOMMENDATORY POEMS.[1]ADVERTISEMENT.THEBAIS.ARGUMENTBook firstSTATIUS'S THEBAIS.TRANSLATIONSOVID.SAPPHO TO PHAON.[1]THE FABLE OF DRYOPE.[1]VERTUMNUS AND POMONA.[1]JANUARY AND MAY:THE MERCHANT'S TALE.JANUARY AND MAY:HER PROLOGUE.THE WIFE OF BATH.THE TEMPLE OF FAMETHE TEMPLE OF FAME: a vision.ADVERTISEMENTTHE TEMPLE OF FAME.PASTORALS,DISCOURSE ON PASTORAL.A DISCOURSEPASTORAL POETRY.[1]SPRING:SUMMER:THE THIRD PASTORAL,[1]HYLAS AND ÆGON.WINTER:[1]MESSIAH,MESSIAH,WINDSOR FOREST.WINDSOR FOREST.Previous chapter ←SUMMER:Next chapter →HYLAS AND ÆGON.All chapters and sections (47)Other sectionsTHE WORKSALEXANDER POPE.RT. HON. JOHN WILSON CROKER.THE FIRST VOLUME OF POETRY.CATALOGUEA MEMORIAL LISTDEPARTED RELATIONS AND FRIENDS.ADVERTISEMENT OF WARBURTON TO HIS EDITION OF POPE'S WORKS, 1751.INTRODUCTION.INTRODUCTION. (continued 2)INTRODUCTION. (continued 3)THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE.THE AUTHOR'S PREFACE.PREFACE TO POPE'S WORKS.RECOMMENDATORY POEMS.[1]ADVERTISEMENT.THEBAIS.ARGUMENTBooks1Other sectionsSTATIUS'S THEBAIS.TRANSLATIONSOVID.SAPPHO TO PHAON.[1]THE FABLE OF DRYOPE.[1]VERTUMNUS AND POMONA.[1]JANUARY AND MAY:THE MERCHANT'S TALE.JANUARY AND MAY:HER PROLOGUE.THE WIFE OF BATH.THE TEMPLE OF FAMETHE TEMPLE OF FAME: a vision.ADVERTISEMENTTHE TEMPLE OF FAME.PASTORALS,DISCOURSE ON PASTORAL.A DISCOURSEPASTORAL POETRY.[1]SPRING:SUMMER:THE THIRD PASTORAL,[1]HYLAS AND ÆGON.WINTER:[1]MESSIAH,MESSIAH,WINDSOR FOREST.WINDSOR FOREST.THE THIRD PASTORAL,[1]ORNotes in this chapterNote 1 · This Pastoral consists of two parts, like the eighth of Virgil: the scene, a hill; the time, at sunset.—Pope.← SUMMER:HYLAS AND ÆGON. →