| Epigram Addressed to Two Clergymen Who Had Been Trying in Jest to Put Some Constructions on the Conversation That Was Not Meant, An |
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| Lucinda and Aminta, a Pastoral, on the Capture of Lord Cornwallis and the British Army, by General Washington |
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| Epigram to Fidelia |
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| To Doctor Rush Enclosing the Foregoing Ode of 1782 |
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| Impromptu on Seeing a Very Agreeable Gentleman and Lady, Particular Friends Conversing Together |
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| To General Washington, An Epistle |
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| Impromptu Written with a Pencil in a Chinese Temple in the Garden of Mr Elisha Boudinot |
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| The Bridal Wish Adressed to Mr S. Stockton and His Lady the Morning after Their Maraige |
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| Lavinia and Amanda, a Pastoral |
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| Satire on the Fashionable Pompoons Worn by the Ladies in the Year 1753. by a Gentleman, A; Answered by a Young Lady of Sixteen |
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