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TARY, Queen of Scots, an Elegy:

Hengift and Mey, a Ballad. By the Author of the
Concubine.

Knowledge, an Ode. By the fame.

Epigram addreffed to the Author of the Note in Pope's Works.

By the Rev. Mr. Henley.

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The Shaft. By the fame.

Iris to Philus. By the fame.

Love Elegy. By the fame.

To Colonel R-

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Infcription under the Shade of a Lady. By the fame.

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To a Lady with an Etui. By the fame.

-, Efq.

To the fame, after having received a Heart wrought with
her own Hair for a Watch. By the fame.

The Hermit. By

Death, a Poetical Effay. By Dr. Porteus.

The Day of Judgment, a Poetical Essay. By Dr. Glynn.

To a Lady going to bathe in the Sea. By George Keat, Efq. 72
Prologue to the Play of King John. By the fame.
Epilogue to the fame Play. By the fame.

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Infcription in an Arbour.

Ode to the New Year By Mr. Peter Cunninghame.

The Contented Pbilofopher. By the fame.

Il Bellicofo, 1744. By Mr. Mason.

Ode at the Inftallation of the Duke of Grafton. By Mr.

Gray.

The Fatal Sifters, an Ode. By the fame.

The Defcent of Odin, an Ode. By the fame.

The Triumph of Owen, a Fragment. By the fame.

Invitation to the Feathered Race 1763. By the Rev.

Graves.

Written under an Hour-Glass. By the fame.

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Mr.

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On the antient City of Bath, written on the finishing the

Circus. By the fame.

A Father's Advice to his Son. By J. G. Cooper, Efq.

On the much-Tamented Death of the Marquis of Tavistock.

By Mr. A

The Pleasures of Contemplation. By Mifs Whately.

Liberty, an Elegy By the fame.

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Hymn to Solitude. By the fame.

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Ode to May. By the fame.

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The Praises of Is, a Poem. By Charles Emily, Efq 13

Life, an Ode. By Dr. Hawkefworth.

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A Moral Thought. By the fame.

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fame.

Epifle from Lord Wilitam Ruffel to William Lord Cavendish..

By George Canning, Efq.

A Bixth-Day Offering to a Young Lady. By the fame.

An Elegy By Sir

A Song By Dr. Ogilvie.

The Tulip and Lily. By Mr B

The Invitation. By th

The Metamorphose. By the fame.

The Sine Quo Non. By the fame.

Fothe Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield, on his late Recovery

from a dangerous Illnes. By the Rev. Mr. Walter Harte. 18

Epitaph on Mrs. Sarah Mence. By the fame.
Kimber, a Monody. By Mr. Potter.
Ode to Health. By J. H. B. Esq.
Sweetness, an Ode, infcribed to Cleora.
Robertfon.

By the Rev. Mr.

By the fame.
By the fame.
By Mr. C. Shaw.
By the fame.

To Florella, putting on a Flowered Hat.
Barreaux's celebrated Sonnet tranflated.
Monody to the Memory of a young Lady.
An Evening Addrefs to a Nightingale.
The Death of Arachne, an Heroi-comi-tragic Poem.

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The Winter's Walk. By the fame.

An Evening Ode, to Stella. By the fame.
The natural Beauty, to Stella. By the fame.

The Vanity of Wealth, an Ode. By the fame.

To Mifs
-, on her giving the Author a gold and filver
Network Purfe of her own Weaving. By the fame.
A Tranflation of the Latin Epitaph on Sir Thomas Hanmer.
By the fame.

To Mifs -, on her playing upon the Harpficord in a
Room bung with fome Flower-pieces of her own Painting.

By the fame.

To Myrtillis, the New-Year's Offerings

The Three Warnings, a Tale. By Mrs. Thrale.

The Excurfion. By

Alexis; a Paftoral Ballad By a Lady.

Sonnet; to a Robin Red Breaft. By Mifs M-

Ode to Content. By J

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Ode to Solitude. By the fame.

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Ode

Sonnet, to a Lady of indifcreet Virtue. By TP- 289.

The Shepherd's Invitation, a Song.

By Christopher

Marloe.

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