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Juvenile poems on various subjects
With the Prince of Parthia, a tragedy
Godfrey, Thomas (1736-1763)
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ELEGY, To the Memory of Mr Thomas Godfrey.
ELEGY, to the Memory of the same.
The INVITATION. 1758.
VERSES
ODE ON FRIENDSHIP. 1758.
EPISTLE
PASTORALS.
A DITHYRAMBIC ON WINE.
The WISH.
A NIGHT-PIECE.
THE COURT of FANCY;
VICTORY.
A PARAPHRASE on the first PSALM.
A CANTATA, ON PEACE. 1763.
SONGS.
THE ASSEMBLY OF BIRDS; from CHAUCER.
THE PRINCE OF PARTHIA,
Advertisement.
1.
ACT I.
2.
ACT II.
3.
ACT III.
4.
ACT IV.
5.
ACT V.
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Juvenile poems on various subjects
Diana
's rage there hapless
Acteon
feels,
And saw his hounds pursuing at his heels;
Chang'd to a Stag, he swept along the plain,
In vain his speed, he flew from death in vain.
Juvenile poems on various subjects