| A Lament |
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| The Complaint |
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| The Virgin's First Love |
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| Consumption |
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| Lines Addressed to Mr. Biggs, on His Having Set the Mad-Song , And My Love to War is Going |
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| Lines Respectfully Inscribed to the Society For the Relief of Persons Imprisoned For Small Debts |
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| On Reading Since the Duke of Bedford's Death Mr. Burke's Letter Reflecting on His Grace |
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| The Mourner |
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| Elegiac Song |
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| Song |
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