| On a Lady Throwing Snow-balls |
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| A Merry Fellow, and a Sad Poet |
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| To a Lady, Who Argu'd in Defence of the Author |
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| A Letter to a Critick, In Vindication of the Modern Poets |
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| On Struggling for a Kiss |
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| The Picture |
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| Cupid's Revenge |
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| To a Gentleman, Who Corrected some Verses of the Author's Writing |
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| To the Right Honourable Charles Lord Tyrawley |
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| Epigram, An |
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