JOHN GAY
XXXIV. The Quidnunckis 112

ALEXANDER POPE
XXXV. The Dunciad--The Description of Dulness 114
XXXVI. Sandys' Ghost; or, a proper new ballad of
the New Ovid's Metamorphoses, as it was
intended to be translated by persons of
quality 120
XXXVII. Satire on the Whig Poets 122
XXXVIII. Epilogue to the Satires 131

SAMUEL JOHNSON
XXXIX. The Vanity of Human Wishes 136
XL. Letter to the Earl of Chesterfield 147

OLIVER GOLDSMITH
XLI. The Retaliation 149
XLII. The Logicians Refuted 154
XLIII. Beau Tibbs, his Character and Family 156

CHARLES CHURCHILL
XLIV. The Journey 160

JUNIUS
XLV. To the King 164

ROBERT BURNS
XLVI. Address to the Unco Guid, or the Rigidly
Righteous 180
XLVII. Holy Willie's Prayer 182

CHARLES LAMB
XLVIII. A Farewell to Tobacco 186

THOMAS MOORE
XLIX. Lines on Leigh Hunt 191

GEORGE CANNING
L. Epistle from Lord Boringdon to Lord Granville 192
LI. Reformation of the Knave of Hearts 194

POETRY OF THE ANTI JACOBIN
LII. The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-grinder 203
LIII. Song by Rogero the Captive 205

COLERIDGE AND SOUTHEY
LIV. The Devil's Walk 206

SYDNEY SMITH
LV. The Letters of Peter Plymley--on "No
Popery" 208

JAMES SMITH
LVI. The Poet of Fashion 216

WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR
LVII. Bossuet and the Duchess of Fontanges 218

LORD BYRON
LVIII. The Vision of Judgment 226
LIX. The Waltz 236
LX. "The Dedication" in Don Juan 243

THOMAS HOOD
LXI. Cockle _v._ Cackle 249

LORD MACAULAY
LXII. The Country Clergyman's Trip to Cambridge 253

WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED
LXIII. The Re