2L  Brutus  and  Titus, I^e,  492

22.  Cato's  Soliloquy, Additon^  495


Brutus  and  Cassius,  .  .  fikofafpeore,  49  J
Begrets  of  Drunkenness,  ....  /d.,  49.S
Gaasitts  instigates  Brutus,     .  .  .  /d.,  500

Cardinal  Wolsey, id.,  501

Hamlet  to  the  Players, /d.,  502

Uamlet's  Soliloquy, /d.,  50  >

Not  ashamed  of  his  Trade,  .  Morton,  504
The  Union  and  Oovemment, .  Simm$y  507

ColonnatotheKing, 5Aei/,  507

Address  to  the  Swiss, .  .  .  SekiUer^fM
Wm.  TeU  in  Wait  for  Qeskr,   .  .  /d.,  50J

Wm.  TeU*s  Escape, /d.,  611

WaUenstein's  SoUloquy,    ....  /d.,  512

BeUef  in  Astrology, id.,  513

Grief  of  Bereavement, /d.,  514

PriuU  and  Jaffler, Otwa^^bli

Nothing  in  it, 3fatAeiM,517

Moses  at  the  Fair, Coyiie,  51ii

Van  den  Bosch  and  Arterelde,  Tmlor^  520
The  Weathercock,  .  .  .   AUingkanu  52J

Saladhi  and  Malek  Adhel, 525

Damon  to  Syracusans,    .  .  .  Banim,  5U0


PART   NINTH.
COMIC  AND  SATIRICAL.
Pf.
1.  Speech  of  Buiftis, Dickeiu,  631'

2.  Art  of  Book-keeping,    ....    Hood,  633

3.  Magpie  and  Monkey,    .  .  .  Triarie,  634

4.  Eich  Man  and  ^oor,  .  .  KhemnUxer,  636
6.  WhittUng, J.  PUrpont,  637

6.  Gi^  Men  in  the  Country,    .  Uolnu$,  638

7.  Fuss  at  Fires, Anon.,  639

5.  One  Story's  Good  tUl  another  Is  Told,

Swain,  biSi
t.  The  Great  Musical  Critic, 641


p.re

40.  Dramatic  Styles, 642

11.  Merchant  and  Stranger,   .    H.  Smith,  biii

12.  Victim  of  Eeform, 5U

13.  Not  Fine  Feathers  make  Flue  Birds,    54C

14.  Culprit  and  Judge, .  .  Horace  Smithy  540

15.  Jester  Condemned  to  Death, .  .  .  /d.,  547

16.  Puet  and  Alchemist, Id.,  547

17.  BUn<lman'8  BuflE, /d.,  5k>

18.  Farmer  and  CounscUor, /d.,  54w

19.  PulPs  Account  of  UimscU;    5A«rid(m,  550


PART   TENTH.
