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INDEX/BCMSV/589

170- ?

On the death by suicide of the poet turned clergyman Thomas Creech, comparing

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INDEX/BCMSV/6528

176- ?

Introduction to the poetic miscellany, and invocation of the poet's muse, addressed to and flattering Sir James Macdonald

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INDEX/BCMSV/6529

176- ?

Directions to Joshua Reynolds, encouraging him to paint the poet's beloved naked rather than clothed, and in a natural style, so as to bring out her full beauty

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INDEX/BCMSV/6530

176- ?

Ode addressed to Venus (goddess of love), spoken by a woman, beseeching her to make her lover return her affections

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INDEX/BCMSV/6531

176- ?

Sonnet on the difficulty of achieving happiness

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INDEX/BCMSV/6532

176- ?

On the happiness of the author's friendship with William Perrin, his former schoolfriend at Eton

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INDEX/BCMSV/6533

176- ?

On the author's friendship with William Perrin. Cf. BCMSV 6532

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INDEX/BCMSV/6534

176- ?

Imitation of Horace, Odes, I.27; satirical lines on the perils of excessive drinking

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INDEX/BCMSV/6535

1762 ?

On the birth of the Prince of Wales, probably the future George IV, in 1762, and contemporary political events, including the Seven Years War

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INDEX/BCMSV/6536

176- ?

Protestation of love, addressed to the poet's beloved

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INDEX/BCMSV/6537

176- ?

Glorifying a war being fought by Britain in the mid-eighteenth century, presumably the Seven Years War

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INDEX/BCMSV/6538

176- ?

A mother places her infant child in a casket, and sets it in the sea, praying that Jove will guard it; translated from Simonides