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Poems

by Dr. Dodd

Dodd, William (1729-1777)

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AN HYMN TO GOOD-NATURE.

THE AFRICAN PRINCE,

AN EPISTLE FROM LINCOLNSHIRE,

CYDIPPE TO LEONZO.

A DAY IN VACATION AT COLLEGE.

CUPID DETECTED:

CLORINDA'S LAMENTATION

TO THE AUTHOR OF TRISTRAM SHANDY.

ON THE DEATH OF THE RIGHT REVD. ANTHONY ELLIS, D. D.

TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR.

THE MAN OF SOUTHGATE.

GRATITUDE AND MERIT.

TO DANIEL WEBB, ESQ; AT BATH,

PROLOGUE TO MILTON'S COMUS,

THE EIGHTEENTH BOOK OF THE ADVENTURES OF TELEMACHUS.

TO MR. J. ---, ON THE REPORT OF MISS ---'s MARRIAGE.

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ODES OF PINDAR.

THE FOURTH OLYMPIC ODE.

THE SIXTH OLYMPIC ODE.

THE SEVENTH PYTHIAN ODE.

THE NINTH PYTHIAN ODE.

AN ODE TO THE MARCHIONESS OF GRANBY.

TO TWO AGREEABLE SISTERS,

HAPPINESS EVERY WHERE.

A SECOND APOLOGY.

ON SEEING AN OLD MAN,

SACRED TO HUMANITY.

GOOD KINGS HAPPY.

ON SEEING A SINGLE SWAN ON THE BANKS OF THE AVON.

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I.

II.

III.

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MORAL PASTORALS.

I.

PASTORAL THE FIRST. THE SON.

II.

PASTORAL THE SECOND. THE GOOD OLD WOMAN.

III.

PASTORAL THE THIRD. THE SERVANT.

IV.

PASTORAL THE FOURTH. THE MOTHER.

V.

PASTORAL THE FIFTH. THE HUSBAND AND WIFE.

VI.

PASTORAL THE SIXTH. THE BENEVOLENT MAN.

DIGGON DAVY'S RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH OF HIS LAST COW.

SUSAN AND ROSALIND.

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TO THE MEMORY OF THE REVD. WILLIAM DODD, M. A. MANY YEARS VICAR OF Bourn in Lincolnshire; WHO DIED August 8, 1756. AGED 54: AND OF ELIZABETH HIS WIFE, WHO DIED May THE 21ST. 1755. AGED 55. WORTHY PARENTS, WHOSE PARTIAL FONDNESS ENCOURAGED, BUT WHOSE WISE, SOLLICITOUS, AND EVER-VALUED CARE ENABLED THEIR SON TO FAR BETTER PURSUITS, THAN “THIS IDLE TRADE:” THAT SON, WITH THE HIGHEST FILIAL VENERATION, INSCRIBES THIS LITTLE VOLUME OF POEMS, AS AN HUMBLE, BUT AFFECTIONATE MONUMENT OF THEIR MERIT, AND OF HIS LOVE. BEST OF PARENTS! WE SHALL MEET AGAIN!