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 | The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu |  |
- Introduction
- Prose
- Account of the Court of George I.
- A Letter from the Other World, To a Lady, From her Former Husband.
- From the Nonsense of Common-Sense.
- Poems:
- Julia to Ovid.
- Irregular Verses to Truth.
- Song.
- The Lady's Resolve.
- Town Eclogues. [six poems]
- Verses ("Written in the Chiosk, etc.").
- Epilogue to the Tragedy of Cato.
- To A Friend on His Travels.
- Fragment.
- John Duke of Marlborough.
- An Answer to a Love-Letter, in Verse.
- Continuation
- An Epistle to the Earl of Burlington.
- Verse Addressed to the Imitator of the First Satire of the Second
- Book of Horace.
- Unfinished Sketches.
- The Court of Dulness.
- An Epistle from Pope to Lord Bolingbroke.
- Lady Hertford.
- Epistle from Arthur Grey, the Footman to Mrs. Murray.
- The Fourth Ode of the First Book of Horace Imitated.
- The Fifth Ode of the First Book of Horace Imitated.
- The Lover: a Ballad.
- On Seeing A Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole.
- An Elegy on Mrs. Thompson.
- On the Death of Mrs. Bowles.
- A Man in Love.
- A Ballad.
- A Hymn to the Moon.
- The Bride in the Country.
- Melinda's Complaint.
- Song.
- Song — Rondeau.
- Epithalamium.
- The Ninth Ode of the Third Book of Horace Imitated.
- A Summary of Lord Littleton's Advice to a Lady.
- Song. "Why will Delia, etc."
- The Politicians.
- Ballad, on a Late Occurrence.
- Song. "Blame Not That Love, etc."
- Verses, Written in a Garden.
- Song. "Fond Wishes You Pursue, etc."
- Impromptu, To A Young Lady Singing.
- Advice.
- Answer.
- Epistle to Lord Hervey on the King's Birthday.
- Epigram, 1734.
- An Answer to a Lady.
- Written at Lovere, October, 1736.
- Conclusion of a Letter to a Friend.
- Written at Lovere, 1755.
- Lines Written in a Blank Page of Milton's Paradise Lost.
- Addressed to _____, 1736.
- Notes
- Bibliographical Note
- Bibliography
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