Jonathan Swift Long Poems

• 1. Traulus. Part I
• 2. The Answer. By Dr. Swift
• 3. To Stella
• 4. Clever Tom Clinch Going To Be Hanged
• 5. Stella's Birth-day.[1] 1719-20
• 6. On The Death Of Dr. Swift
• 7. The Famous Speech-maker Of England
• 8. Horace, Book I, Ode Xiv Paraphrased And Inscribed To Ireland
• 9. Another Reply, By Sheridan
• 10. Horace, Book Ii, Ode I, Paraphrased; Addressed To Richard Steele, Esq
• 11. Pethox The Great
• 12. On A Curate's Complaint Of Hard Duty
• 13. A Left-handed Letter[1]
• 14. The Grand Question Debated:
• 15. Desire And Possession 1727
• 16. Atlas; Or, The Minister Of State[1]
• 17. An Excellent New Song; Upon His Grace Our Good Lord Archbishop Of Dublin
• 18. An Excellent New Song; Being The Intended Speech Of A Famous Orator Against Peace
• 19. On Dreams, An Imitation Of Petronius
• 20. Probatur Aliter
• 21. The Dean And Duke
• 22. Horace, Book Iv, Ode Ix; Addressed To Humphry French, Esq.[1] Late Lord Mayor Of Dublin
• 23. My Lady's[1] Lamentation And Complaint Against The Dean
• 24. The Pheasant And The Lark; A Fable By Dr. Delany
• 25. Apollo Outwitted
• 26. The Virtues Of Sid Hamet[1] The Magician's Rod. 1710[2]
• 27. Carbery Rocks
• 28. Stella's Birth-day March 13, 1726-7
• 29. An Excellent New Song[1] Upon The Late Grand Jury
• 30. A Simile; On Our Want Of Silver, And The Only Way To Remedy It
• 31. Strephon And Chloe
• 32. A Receipt To Restore Stella's Youth. 1724-5
• 33. Drapier's-hill.[1]
• 34. A Young Lady's Complaint For The Stay Of The Dean In England
• 35. An Epigram Inscribed To The Honourable Sergeant Kite
• 36. An Excellent New Ballad Or, The True English Dean[1] To Be Hanged For A Rape. 1730
• 37. An Epistle To His Excellency John, Lord Carteret By Dr. Delany
• 38. Ode To Doctor William Sancroft[1] Late Lord Bishop Of Canterbury
• 39. Directions For Making A Birth-day Song
• 40. Robin And Harry.[1]
• 41. Parody On The Speech Of Dr. Benjamin Pratt,[1] Provost Of Trinity College To The Prince Of Wales
• 42. Verses Sent To The Dean On His Birth-day, With Pine's Horace, Finely Bound. By Dr. J. Sican[1]
• 43. A Satirical Elegy; On The Death Of A Late Famous General[1]
• 44. The Beasts' Confession To The Priest, On Observing How Most Men Mistake Their Own Talents. 1732
• 45. Parody On The Recorder Of Blessington's Address To Queen Anne
• 46. Occasioned By Sir William Temple's Late Illness And Recovery
• 47. Bec's[1] Birth-day; Nov. 8, 1726
• 48. To The Dean Of St. Patrick's
• 49. An Excellent New Song, Upon The Declarations Of The Several Corporations Of The City Of Dublin
• 50. A Dialogue[1] Between Mad Mullinix And Timothy

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