MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH. INCLUDING A VARIETY OF PIECES NOW FIRST COLLECTED. BY JAMES PRIOR, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries; Member of the Royal Irish Academy; IN FOUR VOLUMES. VOL. I. D NEW-YORK: G. P. PUTNAM & COMPANY, 10 PARK PLACE. On a beautiful Youth struck by Lightning, Story of Alexander and Septimius; showing, that no Circum- stances are so desperate, which Providence may not relieve, On the Condition of the Poles; in a Letter from a Traveller, Picture of the Swedes; with Anecdotes of Charles the Twelfth, A Reverie at the Boar's-Head Tavern, Eastcheap, The Fountain of Fine Sense; a Dream. [Now first collected,] Account of Carolan, the Irish Bard, vn. A Visit to Vauxhall-Parallel between Mrs. Vincent and Miss . VIII A True History for the Ladies. [Now first collected,] . 165 168 x. History of Miss Stanton. [Now first collected, ] 334 XXIV. Description of a Wow-wow in the Country. [Now first collected,] 330 xxv. On Abuse of our Enemies. [Now first collected,] . XXVI. The Goddess of Silence, to the Ladies of London and Westmin- XXVII. On the English Clergy, and Popular Preachers, xxix. Female Characters. [Now first collected,] xxx. Zenim and Galhinda; an Eastern Tale. [Now first collected,]. 353 XXXII. Asem the Man-hater; or Vindication of the Wisdom of God in the moral Government of the World; an Eastern Tale, xxxш. A Biographical Memoir, supposed to be written by the Ordinary XXXIV. On the Tenants of the Leasowes. History of a Poet's Garden,. 372 XXXV. A Comparison between Sentimental and Laughing Comedy, . |