Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose

Volume missing one political tract: "Thoughts on the Causes and Consequences of the High Price of Provisions. All other works listed in the table of contents present: POEMS: The Art of Dancing; An Epistle to Lord Lovelace; An Essay on Virtue; The Modern Fine Gentleman; The Modern Fine Lady; Horace, Epist. I Lib. II imitated; To the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield, on is being installed Knight of the Garter; To a Lady in Town, soon after her leaving the Country; To a Lady, in Answer to a Letter wrote in a very fine Hand; To the Right Hon. The Lady Margaret Cavendish Harley, presented with a Collection of Poems; Horace Lib. II Od. XVI, imitated; Horace, Lib. IV. Od. VII, imitated; To the Hon. Miss Yorke, on her Marriage to Lord Anson; Chloe to Strephon, a Song; A Song; A Song; The Choice; To a young Lady, going to the West-Indies; Chloe Angling; Chloe Hunting; On Lucinda's Recovery from the Small Pox; Written in Mr. Locke's Essay on Human Understanding; Written in a Lady's Volume of Tragedies; Cupid reliev'd; The Way to be Wife; The Snow-ball, from Petronius Afranius; Anacreon, Ode XX; A Translation of some Latin verses on the Camera Obscura, The Temple of Venus; On a Nosegay in the Countess of Coventry's Breast. In Imitation of Waller; The Squire and the Parson, an Ecologue; On the Immorality of the Soul. Translated from the Latin of Isaac Hawkins Browne, Esq. PIECES, RELIGIOUS, MORAL, and METAPHYSICAL: Five Essays published in a Weekly Paper, call The World; A Free Inquired into the Nature and Origin of Evil in Six Letters; Philosophical Considerations on the Nature of Time; Reflections on Several Subjects. POLITICAL TRACTS: Short but Serious Reasons for a National Militia; Objections to the Taxation of our American Colonies, by the Legislature of Great-Britain, briefly considered.