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XLVIII. On intellectual pleasure ..............
XLIX. The same concluded .....
L. On extravagance; Speech of an Old Oak. 11
LI. Religion the basis of true honour. Morn-
ing Piece, a poem ...............,
LII. Wit and Beauty, an allegory ..........
LIII. Description of a beautiful morning : pro-
duction of the fly from the caterpillar
tribe ....
LIV. The bee and the almond tree, descrip-
tion of ...........................
LV. Observations on the fourth estate in the
English constitution, commonly digni-
fied and distinguished by the name of
The Mob .......
LVI. The same concluded .....
LVII. On the study of astronomy ............
LVIII. Animalcules in frozen grass seen through
a microscope .....
LIX. Death, a vision ......
LX. On the process of the production of the
beetle tribe ......................
LXI. The pleasures of a rural ramble ........
LXII. On chastity.-Abah Rabieh, an Eastern
tale ..................
LXIII. On the phenomena of dew ..vs........
LXIV. On scolding.–Description of Mrs. Joan
Vinegar ........
.........
LXV. On the happiness of animals.-Fly like a
hornet, hatched in the nest of the hum-
ble bee ...........................
112
LXVI. The seat of the Muses, a rhapsodic
; vision ..........................
121
LXVII. Praise to God, the importa
pleasure of that duty. Night piece, a
poem ............................ 128
LX III. On the produce of the eggs of the bee-
ny ...........................
186