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A
TABLE
OF THE PIECES
CONTAIN'D
IN THE SECOND VOLUME.

A Converſation between M. de St. Evremond and the Duke of Candale.		p. 1
A Letter to the Count de Lionne.		24
A Letter from M. Corneille to M. de St. Evremond; to return him thanks for the Praiſes he had beſtow'd upon him, in the Diſſertation on Racine's Alexander.		26
M. de St. Evremond's Anſwer to M. Corneille.		28
A Letter to the Count de Lionne; Your impatience for my Return, &c.		30
To the ſame; Nothing is ſo agreeable to Friendſhip, &c.		32
Intereſt in Perſons altogether corrupted.		34
The too rigid Virtue.		38
The Senſe of an honeſt experienced Courtier, upon rigid Virtue, and baſe Intereſt.		42
A Letter to the Count de Lionne; Perhaps you are not at Paris, &c.		48
To the ſame; I received juſt now the Letter, &c.		49