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MDCC LII.

THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIB!ARY

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Contents of the Second Volume.

29

87

125

SAPPHO to Phaon, an Epistle from Ovid 2

ELOISA to ABELARD, an Epiftle

The TEMPLE of FAME.

JANUARY and May, from Chaucer

The Wife of Bath, from Chaucer

The First Book of Statius'sTHEBAIS 149

The Fable of Dryope, from Ovid's Meta-

morphoses

227

Vertumnus and POMONA, from Ovid's Me

tamorphoses

. . 239

IMITATIONS,

I. Of CHAUCER

II. Of SPENCER, The ALLEY 255

III. Of Waller, on a lady finging to her

lute

259

On a Fan of the author's dengn, in which

was painted the story of CEPHALUS

and PROCRIS, with the Motto, AURA

VENI

260

IV. Of Cówley, The GARDEN 261

WEEPING

263

VOL. II.

253

47 X 3 4 5

IMITATIONS,

V. Of the E. of Rochester, On SILENCE

· 264 VI. Of the E. of Dorset, ArtemISIA 267

Phryne 269 VII. Of Dr. Swift, The happy life of a

country parfon

271