CXXIII. Mr Pope to Dr Sheridan, Sept. 6. 205 CXXIV. Dr. Swift to Mrs. Moore, Dec. 7. 1727 206 CXXV. To Dr Sheridan, Aug, 2. 1728 CXXVI. To the fame, Sept. 18. 1728 CXXVII. Mr. Pope to Dr. Sheridan CXXVIII. Dr. Swift to Dr. Sheridan, CXXIX To the fame, Sept. 12. 1735 CXXX. To the fame, Sept. 30. 1735 CXXXI. To the fame, April 24. 1736 Another letter in the literalia style A punning epiftle on money ib. ib. A letter from a gentleman in the country to his A letter from Dr. Swift to the Rev. Mr. Ken-. dal, vicar of Thornton in Liecefterfhire, A A letter from the grand mistress of the female free mafons to George Faulkner, printer Two letters to the Earl of Orrery, defcribing the melancholy fituation of Dr. Swift's health An account of the fituation of Dr. Swift's health and mind, from 1739 to his death, at the let- ter end of October 1745; with a differtation LETTER S TO AND FROM DR. S W IF T. LETTER XXXVII. Dr. SWIFT to Lord BOLINGBROKE. YOU of Dublin, March 21 1729. OU tell me you have not quitted the defign of collecting, writing, &c. This is the anfwer every finner who defers his repentance. I wish Mr. Pope were as great an urger as I, who long for nothing more than to fee truth under your hands, laying all detraction in the duft.- Í find myself difpofed every year, or rather every month, to be more angry and revengeful; and my rage is fo ignoble, that it defcends even to refent the folly and bafeness of the inflaved people among whom I live. I knew an old Lord in Liecefterfhire, who amufed himself with mending pitchforks and fpades for his tenants, gratis. Yet I have higher ideas left, if I. were nearer to objects on which I might emplo VOL. X. A their |