THE CONTENTS.
Reading edition
Satire against Mankind. Page 3
Tunbridge-Wells: A Satire. p. 11
Horace’s Nempe incomposita dixi pede, &c. imitated. p. 19
A Satire against Marriage. p. 25
A Letter from Artemisa in the Town, 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 Book of Ovid’s Amours translated. To Love. p. 58
Woman’s Honour. A Song. p. 62
Grecian Kindness. A Song. p. 64
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. A Song. p. 73
The Fall. A Song. p. 75
Love and Life. A Song. p. 77
A Song. p. 78
A Song. p. 79
A Song. p. 80
Upon his leaving his Mistress. p. 82
Upon drinking in a Bowl. p. 84
A Song. p. 86
A Song. p. 88
The Answer. p. 89
A Song. p. 91
Constancy. A Song. p. 94
A Song. p. 95
FINIS.