Titles as follows: To a Virgin; A Hymn for the Morning; A Hymn for the Evening; An Evening Hymn; A Hymn before the Sacram[en]t; A Hymn after the Sacram[en]t; A Hymn on Death; A Hymn on the Nativity of our Blessed Saviour; A Hymn on the Vanity of this World; An Evening Hymn; A Hymn for Christmas Day; A Hymn in Sickness; An Ode in Praise of Humane Life; An Ode in Dispraise of Humane Life; A Meditation upon Death; A Midnight Thought; Occasioned by the early singing of a Lark; In Answer to the Question, What is Thought?; To Women; The Old Woman's Advice to the Maids; On Cupid Stung by a Bee (4 poems); An Epitaph on One who Died for Love; An Old Man and Death in Imitation of the Fable in Aesop; An Epitaph upon Charles Poor; On the Ladies Hoops and Hatts now Worn An Epigram published in the year 1719; ... the Performance of one of the Fair Sex ... a Paraphrase on the Sacred Text Isaiah 3 C. 16V; The Dog and the Shadow Anno 1720; On Purgatory; Plato's Two Cupid's; On Humane and Divine Love; An Epitaph on a Good Woman; the Wonder of all Wonders that ever the World Wondered at. (Unrelated to the Swift work of the same name); A Dialogue Between a Man and his Wife; Upon One who was brib'd whilst he was at Prayers ... to vote contrary to his Promise; An Epitaph on One Brawn an Irishman but a Cornish Beggar (which may be ascribed to Richard Carew the author of the Survey of Cornwall (1602)); On Profane Swearing; The Cyclops' Cave (which was written by Alexander Pennicuik (1652-1722)); The Barber's Sign-Post; On a Butterfly (2 -line epigram); On a Flea (2 -line epigram); On radishes (2 -line epigram); Upon the House of Commons ... Trying Doctor Henry Sacheverell ... 1709; Another on the Same; On the Burning of the Presbyterian Pulpits ... 1709; A True copy of the Duke of Buckingham's Epitaph ...; Severall other Translations of the said Epitaph (x3); On the Martyrdom of King Charles ye 1st written by the Marquis of Montrose ... ; 'the following Copy of verses was occasioned by the Death of a poor tame Sparrow ...; On Birth (2-line epigram);On a Purse (2 -line epigram ); On a Ram (2-line epigram); On a Rotten Olive (2 -ine epigram); A Paraphrase upon the Story of Daniel 1722; Meditations; Fortunes Unconstancy; On a Herring (2 -line epigram); On Bran (2-line epigram); On Liquorish (2 -line epigram); On an Onion (2 -line epigram); On the Devil; On Physicians (2 -line epigram); Martial. Ep.37. Lib.3 (2 -line epigram); The same (2 -line epigram); 'Douce eris Felix ...' translated as 'If fortune wrap thee warm ...' (by Nathaniel Lee (d. 1690)); On Beauty and Virtue (2 -line epigram); On a Tulip (2 -line epigram); On Hail (2 -line epigram); On Lightning (2 -line epigram); On Asparagus (2 -line epigram); On the Death of his Mistress;To his Mistress; An Epitaph upon a Husband and Wife, who died both in One Day ... An index follows the main texts.

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