Poet

John Gay

1685–1732

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English

• [_For Private Circulation._]
• Ant In Office.
• Ape And Poultry.
• Barleymow And Dunghill.
• Black-Eyed Susan
• Butterfly And Snail.
• Cookmaid, Turnspit, And Ox.
• Council Of Horses.
• Courtier And Proteus.
• Cupid, Hymen, And Plutus.
• Cur And Mastiff.
• Cur, Horse, And Shepherd's Dog.
• Dog And Fox.
• Elephant And Bookseller.
• Farmer's Wife And Raven.
• Florist And Pig.
• Hare And Many Friends.
• Hound And Huntsman.
• Jove's Eagle, And Murmuring Beasts.
• Juggler And Vice.
• Lady And Wasp.
• Lion And Cub.
• Lion, Fox, And Gander.
• Lion, Tiger, And Traveller.
• Man And Flea.
• Man, Cat, Dog, And Fly.
• Miser And Plutus
• Mother, Nurse, And Fairy.
• Of New Similes
• Old Dame And Cats.
• Old Hen And Young Cock.
• Owl And Farmer.
• Owl, Swan, Cock, Spider, Ass, And Farmer.
• Pan And Fortune.
• Philosopher And Pheasant.
• Pin And Needle.
• Plutus, Cupid, And Time.
• Postscript.
• Prologue To The Tender Husband.[8]
• Pythagoras And Countryman.
• Rose And Poet.
• Shepherd's Dog And Wolf.
• Sick Man And Angel.
• Squire And Cur.
• The Bear In A Boat.
• The Bull And The Mastiff.
• The Countryman And Jupiter.
• The Court Of Death.
• The Degenerate Bees.
• The Dying Fox.
• The Father And Jupiter.
• The Jackall, Leopard, And Beasts.
• The Lion and the Cub
• The Magpie And Her Brood.
• The Mastiff.
• The Monkey Who Had Seen The World.
• The Owls And Sparrow.
• The Pack-Horse And The Carrier.
• The Persian, The Sun, And The Cloud.
• The Ratcatcher And Cats.
• The Raven, Sexton, And Worm.
• The Scold And Parrot.
• The Setter And The Partridge.
• The Shaven And Shorn Goat.
• The Spaniel And Chameleon.
• The Tamed Fawn.
• The Three Warnings: Mrs. Thrale.
• The Town Mouse And The Country Mouse.
• The Turkey And The Ant.
• The Turkey, Peacock, And Goose.
• The Two Monkeys.
• The Universal Apparition.
• The Unsatisfactory Painter.
• To Her Royal Highness The Princess Of Wales,[12]
• Vulture, Sparrow, And Birds.
• Wild Boar And Ram.