The Poems of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Volume 1 Papyras Classics

The Poems of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Volume 1

by Jonathan Swift

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Ode to Doctor William Sancroft
  4. Ode to the Hon. Sir William Temple
  5. Ode to King William
  6. Ode to the Athenian Society
  7. To Mr. Congreve
  8. Occasioned by Sir William Temple's Late Illness and Recovery
  9. Written in a Lady's Ivory Table-Book, 1698
  10. Mrs. Frances Harris's Petition, 1699
  11. A Ballad on the Game of Traffic
  12. A Ballad to the Tune of the Cut-Purse
  13. The Discovery
  14. The Problem,
  15. The Description of a Salamander, 1705
  16. To Charles Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough
  17. On the Union
  18. On Mrs. Biddy Floyd;
  19. The Reverse
  20. Apollo Outwitted
  21. Answer to Lines from May Fair
  22. Vanbrugh's House
  23. Vanbrugh's House,
  24. Baucis and Philemon
  25. Baucis and Philemon
  26. A Grub-Street Elegy
  27. The Epitaph
  28. A Description of the Morning
  29. A Description of a City Shower
  30. On the Little House by the Churchyard of Castlenock
  31. A Town Eclogue. 1710
  32. A Conference
  33. To Lord Harley, on His Marriage
  34. Phyllis; Or, the Progress of Love, 1716
  35. Horace, Book IV, Ode IX
  36. To Mr. Delany,
  37. An Elegy
  38. Epitaph on the Same
  39. To Mrs. Houghton of Bourmont,
  40. Verses
  41. On Another Window
  42. Apollo to the Dean. 1720
  43. News from Parnassus
  44. Apollo's Edict
  45. The Description of an Irish Feast
  46. The Progress of Beauty. 1719
  47. The Progress of Marriage
  48. The Progress of Poetry
  49. The South-Sea Project. 1721
  50. Fabula Canis Et Umbrae
  51. A Prologue
  52. Epilogue
  53. Prologue
  54. Epilogue
  55. Answer
  56. On Gaulstown House
  57. Part of a Summer Spent at Gaulstown House,
  58. Dr. Delany's Villa
  59. On One of the Windows at Delville
  60. Carberiae Rupes
  61. Carbery Rocks
  62. Copy of the Birth-Day Verses
  63. On Dreams
  64. Sent by Dr. Delany to Dr. Swift,
  65. The Answer
  66. A Quiet Life and a Good Name
  67. A Pastoral Dialogue
  68. Desire and Possession 1727
  69. Clever Tom Clinch Going to Be Hanged. 1727
  70. Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope, While He Was Writing the "Dunciad"
  71. Helter Skelter; Or, the Hue and Cry After the Attorneys
  72. The Puppet-Show
  73. The Journal of a Modern Lady
  74. The Logicians Refuted
  75. The Elephant; Or, the Parliament Man
  76. Paulus: An Epigram
  77. The Answer. By Dr. Swift
  78. A Dialogue
  79. On Burning a Dull Poem
  80. An Excellent New Ballad
  81. On Stephen Duck
  82. The Lady's Dressing-Room. 1730
  83. The Power of Time. 1730
  84. Cassinus and Peter
  85. A Beautiful Young Nymph Going to Bed
  86. Strephon and Chloe
  87. Apollo; Or, a Problem Solved
  88. The Place of the Damned
  89. The Day of Judgment
  90. Judas. 1731
  91. An Epistle to Mr. Gay
  92. To a Lady
  93. Epigram on the Busts in Richmond Hermitage. 1732
  94. A Conclusion
  95. To the Reverend Dr. Swift
  96. Verses Left with a Silver Standish on the Dean of St. Patrick's Desk,
  97. Verses Occasioned by the Foregoing Presents
  98. An Invitation, by Dr. Delany, in the Name of Dr. Swift
  99. Preface
  100. The Parson's Case
  101. The Hardship Upon the Ladies
  102. A Love Song in the Modern Taste. 1733
  103. The Storm
  104. Ode on Science
  105. A Young Lady's Complaint
  106. On the Death of Dr. Swift
  107. On Poetry, a Rhapsody. 1733
  108. Verses Sent to the Dean
  109. Epigram by Mr. Bowyer
  110. On Psyche
  111. The Dean and Duke
  112. Written by Dr. Swift on His Own Deafness, in September, 1734
  113. The Dean's Manner of Living
  114. Epigram by Mr. Bowyer
  115. Verses Made for Fruit-Women
  116. Onions
  117. Oysters
  118. Herrings
  119. On Rover, a Lady's Spaniel
  120. Epigrams on Windows
  121. To Janus, on New Year's Day, 1726
  122. A Motto for Mr. Jason Hasard
  123. Catullus De Lesbia
  124. On a Curate's Complaint of Hard Duty
  125. To Betty, the Grisette
  126. Epigram from the French
  127. Epigram
  128. Joan Cudgels Ned
  129. Verses on Two Celebrated Modern Poets
  130. Epitaph on General Gorges, and Lady Meath
  131. Verses on I Know Not What
  132. Dr. Swift to Himself on St. Cecilia's Day
  133. An Answer to a Friend's Question
  134. Epitaph
  135. Epitaph
  136. Verses Written During Lord Carteret's Administration of Ireland
  137. An Apology to Lady Carteret
  138. The Birth of Manly Virtue
  139. On Paddy's Character of the "Intelligencer." 1729
  140. An Epistle to His Excellency John, Lord Carteret
  141. An Epistle Upon an Epistle
  142. A Libel on the Reverend Dr. Delany, and His Excellency John, Lord Carteret
  143. To Dr. Delany
  144. Directions for Making a Birth-Day Song. 1729
  145. The Pheasant and the Lark, a Fable by Dr. Delany
  146. Answer to Dr. Delany's Fable of the Pheasant and Lark
  147. Dean Smedley's Petition to the Duke of Grafton
  148. The Duke's Answer
  149. Parody on a Character of Dean Smedley,

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