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Miscellanies (1785)
(1749-1814)
I.
VOLUME I.
II.
VOLUME II.
PRIZE POEMS,
THERON:
MISCELLANEOUS VERSES.
THE ROSE-TREE, THE GARDENER, AND THE SHRUBS.
UPON THE CONNEXION OF THE AUTHOR
TO DOCTOR LETTSOM,
TO Mrs. SIDDONS's CHILDREN,
THE OPENING OF THE NINTH BOOK OF THE HENRIADE TRANSLATED .
THE CASKET. TO A FRIEND UNDER PAIN FROM A FEW POINTED OBSERVATIONS.
WRITTEN EXTEMPORE
TO MISS SAWBRIDGE.
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MRS. SHERIDAN ON HER BROTHER'S LYRE.
HER BROTHER's LYRE
LINES,
TIME's ANSWER.
TO MISS C. BRACKENBURY, OF COPT-FOLD-HALL, IN ESSEX.
TO THE SAME,
A SILFPHID's GREETING,
THE TWO LEECHES
THE PASSION FLOWER
ACREONTIC BURLESQUE.
A PORTRAIT.
A LOVER'S QUARREL.
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Miscellanies (1785)
Say, is it vision'd Fancy works the charm,
When these blest objects lose their power to warm?
Ah! no; from other sources spring the smart,
Its source is here, hard pressing on my
heart
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Miscellanies (1785)