Trivia or, The Art of Walking The Streets of London
Pages 166 to 235
The Mohocks. A Tragi-Comical Farce
Pages 236 to 243
Newgate's Garland
Pages 244 to 279
Four « Town Eclogues »
Pages 280 to 287
On a Miscellany of Poems to Bernard Lintott
Pages 288 to 305
Mr. Pope’s Welcome from Greece
Pages 306 to 325
Epistle to the Right Honourable William Pulteney Esq.
Pages 326 to 335
Epistle to the Right Honourable Paul Methuen Esq.
Pages 336 to 343
A Panegyrical Epistle to Mr. Thomas Snow
Pages 345 to 348
Bibliographie
Pages 349 to 352
Index
Pages 353 to 354
Table des matières
This work allows readers to discover previously untranslated texts by John Gay, inspired by the London metropolis. In a variety of genres (descriptive poetry, satire, farce, pastorals, epistles), and not without humour, they express an ambivalent vision of a city which is at once dangerous and seductive.
CLIL theme: 4033 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Langues étrangères
