CONTENTS

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THE SECOND VOLUME.

[UDIBRAS, Part III. Canto II.

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Hudibras, Part III. Canto III.

An Heroical Epiftle of Hudibras to his Lady
The Lady's Answer to the Knight

The Genuine Remains of Mr. Butler

Mr. Thyer's Preface

The Elephant in the Moon

The fame in long verfe

A Satire on the Royal Society. A Fragment

To the honourable Edward Howard, Efq; upon his in-
comparable Poem of the British Princes

197

A Palinode to the Hon. Edward Howard, Efq; upon
the fame

199

203

A Panegyric upon Sir John Denham's recovery from
his madness
Upon Critics, who judge of Modern Plays precifely by
the Rules of the Ancients
Prologue to the Queen of Arragon, acted before the
Duke of York, upon his birth-day

Epilogue to the fame. To the Dutchefs
Upon Philip Nye's Thanksgiving Beard
Satire upon the weakness and misery of man

207

211

213

214

220

upon Plagiaries

236

24.0

244

249

253

258

in two parts, upon the imperfection and abufe

of human learning. Part I.

Fragments of an intended fecond part of the foregoing

Satire

Upon an hypocritical Nonconformist.

Ode

Upon modern Critics. A Pindaric ode

265

273

A Pindaric

286

296

To the happy memory of the most renowned Du-Val.

A Ballad upon the Parliament, which deliberated about
making Oliver King

309.

A Ballad in two parts. Conjectured to be on Oliver