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Collected Poems of Thomas Parnell

Parnell, Thomas (1679-1718)

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An Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry
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Homer's Battle of the Frogs and Mice.
  
The Horse and the Olive: Or, War and Peace
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Poems from Steele's Poetical Miscellanies
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From Pope's Works
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POEMS ON Several Occasions.
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Biblical Poems from British Library Add. MS 31114
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Biblical Poems from Posthumous Works (1758)
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The Affections of Divine Poetry
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Poems from Works in Verse and Prose, 1755
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Miscellaneous Poems From Posthumous Works (1758)
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From Pope's Works, Volume 2, Part 2, 1738
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Poems from Swift's Works, Volume 8, 1765
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From A Miscellaneous Collection of Poems, 1721
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Poems from Pancharis, Queen of Love, 1721
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Poems from the “Schoedinger” Notebook
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Poems from the “Satires” Notebook
  
A Letter to a friend. On poets Satyr 1st
  
On Dr. Brown's death.
  
2 To T:--- M.---y. on Law Satyr
  
On The Trust.
  
A Divine Pastorall.
  
To ------
  
[Thou Gaudy Idle world adieu]
  
[A Beavy of the fair & Gay]
  
3 Satyr Virtue
  
A dream
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Satyr. 4 The Pretty Gentleman
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Satyr 5 Verse.
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Satyr: 6 the Spleen
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7 The Isle of Wight.
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8 The Picture of Time
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9 The state of Love imitated fm an Elegy of Mons:r Desportes.
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10 Colin
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11 The Court
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12 The Test of Poetry
  
The Ecstasy.
  
Concerning Resolution.
  
To ------ on the various Styles of Poetry
  
Metr: Boetius 1s 1 Quisquis comp
  
A Tavern feast
  
The Ecstasy.
  
The Horse & Olive or Warr & Peace
  
A Parody of Donec Gratus Eram in A dialogue Between M--- & his Wife.
  
Epigram. On a Ladys lace shown for a favour
  
An Allegory on Man.
  
Epigram
  
Martial
  
An Eclogue
  
The Heroins or Cupid Punishd Transl: from Ausonius.
  
[Ye Wives who scold & fishes sell]
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Poems from the “Lyrics” Notebook
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Scriblerian Epigrams
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Miscellaneous Poems
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Fragments

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When Pop'ry s arbitrary yoak
Britannia feard of late
To liberty Religion spoke
To save ye sinking state
Joy of the World the Goddess said
Can no great soul be found
To move for this
Ore
Joy of both worlds the nymph replyd
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