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CONTENTS.FA ULES( Continued.)*AGBTO II KU (JIIAUK THE DUOIIKSH OF OttMOND 224PALAMON AND AIIC1TU J OH, THE KNIUHT'S TALE. BOOK 1 226BOOK II 231BOOK IIL 238THH COOK AND Till'] FOX ; OU, THE TALE OF TUB NUN'S PRIEST 2491TIIK FLOWKIl AND THE LISAS; OB, THE LADY IN THE ARBOUR. A VISION . ... 256THH WU'K OF HATH, HER TALK 262THE CHAUAOTER OF A GOOD PARSON 267TBANSLATIONS FKOM BOCCACE :SW1HMONDA AND (JUISCAKDO 268TIU'IODOIU'] AND IION01UA 275OYALON APD IPHIGENIA .278TRANSLATIONS FKOM OVID'S METAMORPHOSES:TO TIIK UKJHT HONOURABLE LOJtlD EADOLIl'FB 284THIS FIKS! BOOK OF OVID'S METAMOK1HOSBS 289MBLMAajfiR AND ATALANTA, OUT OF T1IJB EIGHTH BOOK OF OVID's METAMORPHOSES . . 298DAUOIH AND PHILEMON, OUT OF THE EIGHTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . . . 301THE FAULM OF Il'UJB AND IANTHE, FROM THE NINTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . 303PYGMALION AND THE STATUE, FKOM THE TENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . . 305CINYHAa AND MYKRZIA, OUT OF THE TENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . . , 306OKYX AND ALCYONE, OUT OF THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . . . 309ASSAOUS TRANSFORMED INTO A CORMORANT, FROM THE ELEVENTH BOOK OF OVID'SMJBTAMOKI'HOHEB 313THE TWELFTH UOOK OF OVID^ MKTAMORPHOSEb WHOLLY TRANSLATED .... 313THE WMCKUHMS OF AJAX AND ULYSSER, FROM THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF OVID'SMUTAMOUX'UOKJBa 320THM STORY OF ACIS, POLYPHEMUS, AND QALATJSA, FROM THE THIRTEENTH BOOK OF OVID'SMETAMORPHOSES 325OF THE PYTHAGOREAN PHILOSOPHY, FROM THE FIFTEENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES 327TRANSLATIONS FKOM OVID'S EPISTLES:PREFACE CONCERNING OVDD'S EPISTLES 333OANAUK TO MAOAREUS. EPIST. XL 338II ElJON TO PAIUS. EPIST. XVII 339DIDO TO JKNKAS. EPIST. VII 341TRANSLATIONS FKOM OVID'S ART OF LOVE :TIIK ttlRHT BOOK OF OVID'S ART OF LOVE 343FROM OVID'S AMOURS. BOOK I. ELEG. 1 350BOOK I. ELEG. 4 350BOOK IL ELEG. 19* . 351TRANSLATIONS FKOM JUVENAL:A DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE ORIGINAL AND PROGRESS OE SATIRE 352THE FIRST SATIRE389THK THIRD SATIUETHE fcUXTII SATUU5
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