CONTENTS
C

OF

THE SECOND VOLUME.

III

HU
TUDIBRAS, Part III. Canto II.

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Hudibras, Part III. Canto III.

80
An Heroical Epistle of Hudibras to his Lady
The Lady's Answer to the Knight

125
The Genuine Remains of Mr. Butler

141
Mr. Thyer's Preface

143
The Elephant in the Moon

147
The same in long verle

166
A Satire on the Royal Society. A Fragment

187
Repartees betwe. . Cat and Pufs at a Caterwauling.
In the modern Heroic way

19%
To the honourable Edward Howard, Esq; upon his in-
comparable Poem of the British Princes

197
A Palinode to the Hon. Edward Howard, Esq; upon
the same

199
A Panegyric upon Sir John Denham's recovery from
his madness

203
Upon Critics, who judge of Modern Plays precisely by
the Rules of the Ancients

207
Prologue to the Queen of Arragon, acted before the

Duke of York, upon his birth-day
Epilogue to the same. . To the Dutchess

213
Upon Philip Nye’s Thanksgiving Beard

214
Satire upon the weakness and misery of man

211

220

236

Satire upon the licentious age of Charles II. Page 229

upon Gaming.

to a bad Poet

240

-- on our ridiculous imitation of the French

244

upon Drun kenness

249

upon Marriage

253

upon Plagiaries

258

in two parts, upon the imperfection and abuse

of human learning. Part I.

265

Fragments of an intended.second part of the foregoing

Satire

273

Upon an hypocritical Nonconformist. A Pindaric

Ode

286

Upon modern Critics. A Pindaric ode

296.

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

A Pindaric Ode

301

A Ballad upon the Parliament, which deliberated about

making Oliver King

309

A Ballad in two parts. Conjectured to be on Oliver

Cromwell. Part I.

311

Part II.

314

Miscellaneous Thoughts

Triplets upon Avarice

349

Description of Holland

350

To his Mistress

351.

To the same

ibid.

Epigram on a Club of Sots

ibid.

Hudibras’s Elegy

352

Epitaph

357

318

THE END OF BUTLER'S POEMS.