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| Elegy, Written on the Banks of the Avon, where the Author took a last Farewel of her Brother |
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| Ode to Miss Shiells on Her Art of Painting |
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| Lines, composed in a Carriage, on seeing an Half-blown Primrose in the Mouth of a Peasant |
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| Addressed to Ignorance, Occasioned by a Gentleman's desiring the Author never to assume a Knowledge of the Ancients |
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| The Materialist |
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| Lucy, a Tale for the Ladies |
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| Elegy on Mr. Chatterton |
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| Absence, a Juvenile Piece |
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