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CONTENTS

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THE SECOND VOLUME.

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MEMOIRS and Anecdotes of Swift, extracted from the Pub-

lications of Dr. Delany and others..

Some Particulars concerning Dr. Swift, taken from Mrs. Pil-

kington's Memoirs

Conclusion

Pedigree of the younger Branch of the Swifts of Yorkshire

Appendix. Anecdotes of the Family of Swift. A Fragment.

Written by Dr. Swift

Dr. Swift's Will

*Character of Dr. Swift, after his death

*Character of Swift's Writings, by Dr. Johnson

*Extracts from Mr. Monck-Berkeley's Inquiry into the Life

Treatises written by the same Author, which will be speedily

The Bookseller's Dedication to lord Somers

The Bookseller to the Reader

The Author's Epistle Dedicatory to Prince Posterity

V. A Digression in the Modern Kind

VI. The Tale continued

VII. A Digression in Praise of Digressions

VIII. The Tale continued

IX. A Digression concerning Madness

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