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The Poetical Works of Percival Stockdale

In two volumes

Stockdale, Percival (1736-1811)

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VOL. I.

THE POET;

POETICAL EXCURSIONS IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT.

AN ELEGY;

THREE POEMS

THE INVINCIBLE ISLAND; A POEM:

POEMS.

[dedication]

TO EDMUND WALLER, ESQ. Of Hall-Barn, in Buckinghamshire,

A SONG.

THE RIVAL FLOWERS.

TO MRS. JORDAN.

THE BLUE EYE.

AN ANSWER TO THE ENCOMIUM ON THE BLUE EYE.

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[Here lies]

AN EPITAPH ON MRS. POPE.

AN EPITAPH ON THE RIGHT HON. EDMUND BURKE.

AN INSCRIPTION FOR A COTTAGE, IN A PICTURESQUE AND BEAUTIFUL VALE IN NORTHUMBERLAND.

THE NAVAL FIRST OF AUGUST, 1798.

AN EPITAPH ON DAVID GARRICK.

AN EPITAPH ON A FINE, PROMISING BOY, WHO DIED, AFTER A LONG AND EXCRUCIATING ILLNESS.

AN EPITAPH ON PRINCE SUWARROW.

II.

VOL. II.

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THE BLUE EYE.

Marked you her eye of heavenly blue?
Marked you her cheek of roseate hue?
That eye in liquid circles moving,
That cheek abashed at man's approving:
The one, love's arrows darting round;
The other, blushing at the wound!

IN THE DUENNA.