| Extempore, An. The Author Consoles a Friend Whose Inclinations Were Oppos'd by the Parent of a Young Lady, to Whom He Paid His Addresses |
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| Upon Wilke's's Writing Word from France |
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| Extempore: Upon Sending a Present of Tea |
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| Elegy, An |
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| A Poetic Epistle, Address'd to a Lady in the Country |
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| Sent to a Lady in Suffolk |
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| Upon Seeing Mrs. Yeates in the Character of Margaret |
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| Upon the Author's Receiving an Invitation to a Friend's House |
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| Extempore: Upon the Death of a Most Amiable Young Lady |
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| The Hampshire Humbug |
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