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Sur la Prise de Namur. Par les Armes du Roi,

L'Annee 1692. Par Monsieur Boileau Def-
preaux,
An English Ballad, on the taking of Namur,

By the King of Great Britain, 1695,

The Garland,

The Viceroy. A Ballad,

Down-Hall. A Ballad,

Songs set to Music by the most eminent Masters, 105

TALES.

· The Turtle and Sparrow, an Elegiac Tale,

The Ladle, a Tale,

Truth and Falsehood, a Tale,

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The Mice, a Tale. To Mr. Adrian Drift,

To a young Gentleman in Love, a Tale,

The Conversation, a Tale,

P. Purganti and his Wife; an honest but a fim-

ple Pair,

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Protogenes and Apelles,

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Hans Carvel,

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PROLOGUES AND EPILOGUES.

Prologue spoken by Lord Buckhurst,
Prologue fpoken at Court before the Queen, on

her Majesty's Birth-day, 1704,
Prologue to the Orphan,
Epilogue to Phædra,
Epilogue to Lucius,

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Another,
Another,
Another,
Partial Fame,
Nell and John,
Bibo and Charon,
Wives by the Dozen,
The Modern Saint,
A Sailor's Wife,
Fatal Love,
The Honest Shepherd,
The Parallel,
Husband and Wife,
The Incurable,
The Insatiable Priest,
Doctors Differ
Pontius and Pontia,
Cautious Alice,
Truth told at last,
To Duke de Noailles,
On a F-t let in the House of Commons,
From the Greek,

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
Carmen Seculare, for the Year 1700,
Celia to Damon,
Daphne and Apollo,
Colin's Mistakes,

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