Poet
Francis Gentleman
1728–1784
English
- Fable I. Virtue and Fame
- Fable II. the Nile and the Sea
- Fable III. the Just Lion
- Fable IV. the Mountain and Cloud
- Fable IX. Socrates and the Beau
- Fable V. the Eagle and Jay
- Fable VII. the Knight Errant
- Fable VIII. the Beau and Butterfly
- Fable X. the Swallow and Pike
- Fable XI. the Birth Day
- Fable XII. the Lion and Fox
- Fable XIII. the Philosopher and Rattle
- Fable XIV. the Cock and Pointer
- Fable XIX. the Charioteer
- Fable XV. the Cynic and Fashion
- Fable XVII. the Roman and Barbarian
- Fable XVIII. the Politic Lion
- Fable XX. the Angel and Hermit
- Fable XXI. the Proud Ass
- Fable XXII. the Lawyer and Fox
- Fable XXIII. the Conqueror and Captive
- Fable XXIV. the Magpye and Lark
- Fable XXIX. the Poet and Pen
- Fable XXV. the Fine Lady and the Sun
- Fable XXVI. the Lion, Bear and Ape
- Fable XXVII. the Cock and Peacock
- Fable XXVIII. the Wasps and Bees
- Fable XXX. the Milk White Mouse
- Fable XXXI. the Olympic Court
- Prologue
- Prologue
- PROLOGUE, Written and Spoken by Mr. GENTLEMAN
- Scrub's Trip to the Jubilee. Spoken by Mr. Weston
- The View of Covent-garden Theatre
- TO SAMUEL FOOTE, Esq
- TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE, JOHN EARL of ORRERY