| On Retirement |
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| Seasonable Admonition |
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| On Ingratitude |
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| Ah! why from me art thou for ever flown |
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| On the Marriage of a Lady, to whom the Author was Bride-Maid |
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| To my Child, if a Daughter |
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| From Eusebia to Fidelio |
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| The Dying Chriftian's Resignation |
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| Poem, A, occasioned by a Lady's doubting whether the Author Composed an Elegy |
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| Lines written about a Month after the Birth of my Son |
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