Pope; Reflections on Mr. Pope's and Mr. Letter 38. Mr. Pope's Answer: His Situ- Letter 39. Lord Bolingbroke to Dr. Swift ; A Review of his Life, his Thoughts of Oeconomy, and concerning Fame. Letter 40. Dr. Swift's Answer. fortunes attending great Talents; concerning Letter 41. Dr. Swift to Mr. Pope. Con- cerning the Dunciad, and of his Situation of Letter 42. From Lord Bolingbroke. That Letter 44. Of Mr. Weftly's Differtations on Letter 46. From the fame. The Temper proper to Men in Years: An Account of his own. The Character of his Lady. Poftfcript by Letter 47. From the fame. Of his Studies, LETTERS of Dr. SWIFT to Mr. GAY, bury. Letter 48. Concerning the Duchefs of Queenf- Letter 49. Letter 51. In the fame Style, to Mr. Gay and Letter 52. Aftrange End of a Law-fuit. His Letter 54. More on the fame Subjects. An His Ac- Letter 56. From Dr. Swift to Mr. Gay. Letter Letter 57. From the fame. Concerning the Letter 58. From the fame to Mr. Gay, and a Poftfcript to the Duchefs, on various Sub- Letter 59. From the fame, concerning the open- Letter 60. From Mr. Pope and Dr. Arbuth not to Dr. Swift. On the fudden Death of Letter 61. From Mr. Pope on Mr. Gay: His Care of his Memory and Writings; concerning the Dean's and his own; and of feveral other Letter 62. More of Mr. Gay, his Papers, and Epitaph. Of the Fate of his own Writings, and the Purpofe of them. Invitation of the Letter 63. Of the Dean's Verfes, called, A Letter 65. Answer to the former. His Temper Letter 66. Concern for his Abfence. Of a Li- Letter 67. Melancholy Circumftances of the Poftfcript by Lord Bolingbroke, concerning Letter 68. From Dr. Swift. Of his own Amusements, the Effay on Man, of Friends. Letter 73. From Dr. Swift. On the Death of Letter 74. From the fame. His Kindness for Letter Letter 75. Mr Pope to Dr. Swift. His Plan Letter 76. From Dr. Swift. His Refolution to preferve Mr. Pope's Letters, and leave them to his Difpofal after his Death. What Sorts of Letters he now Letter 78. From Dr. Swift. Of old Age, and Letter 81. From Dr. Swift. Reasons that ob- ftruct his coming to England. Defireth to be |