| The Singing-Bird |
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| To a Lady, Who Sung Inwardly |
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| Paraphrase on the Third Chapter of Habakuk |
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| To the Un-declared Author of the Poem, Call'd Patriotic Love |
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| Writ Upon a Pain of Glass in Westminster House |
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| The Muse's Expostulation, with a Lady, Who Denied Herself the Freedom of Friendship |
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| A Song |
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| To a Lady, Who Talked Not Much |
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| Epigram, Occasion'd by some Verses, on a Monument, in Westminster Abbey, An |
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| Pallas's Whisper, in a Dream, to Two Beauties, at Eltham |
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