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Crabbe, George (1754-1832)

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MISCELLANEOUS VERSES PREVIOUSLY PRINTED.

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FRAGMENTS OF TALES AND MISCELLANEOUS VERSES NOT PREVIOUSLY PRINTED,

[SUSAN AND HER LOVERS.]

CAPTAIN GODFREY.

THE AMOURS OF G[EORGE].

[FRAGMENTS OF TALES OF THE HALL.]

TRAGIC TALES, WHY?

[ROBERT AND CATHARINE.]

THE DESERTED FAMILY.

THE FUNERAL OF THE SQUIRE.

JOSEPH AND CHARLES.

TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF RUTLAND.

[THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM.]

[POVERTY AND LOVE.]

[THE CURATE'S PROGRESS.]

[CONSCIOUS GUILTINESS.]

[BELIEF AND UNBELIEF.]

VERSES WRITTEN FOR THE DUKE OF RUTLAND'S BIRTHDAY.

MISS WALDRON'S BIRTHDAY.

TO THE HON. MRS SPENCER.

AN INSCRIPTION AT GUY'S CLIFF.

[ON A VIEW OF] BARFORD.

BROMPTON PARK COTTAGE.

[MOMENTARY GRIEF.]

LA FEMME JALOUSE (TENIERS).

[THE FLOWERS OF THE SPRING.]

[LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI.]

[HOPELESS LOVE.]

[METAMORPHOSIS.]

[JACOB AND RACHEL.]

[DAVID AND SAUL.]

THE PRODIGAL GOING.

ON A DRAWING OF CADLANDS.

[ON] A DRAWING, BY THE HON. MRS SMITH (ELIZA FORRESTER).

FOR THE DRAWING OF THE LADY IN THE GREEN MANTLE.

JOSEPH'S DREAM.

[REST IN THE LORD!]

AND HE SAID UNTO HER “THY SINS ARE FORGIVEN.”

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[THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM.]

This is my Place of pilgrimage: a Vale
Where piety oft slumbers, while Desire,
Like one new waken'd, snatches up in haste,
With Grasp insane, Light Joys, fantastic Hopes,
Remnants of Motley Bliss, confus'dly join'd
To woes alternate, sure of something ill,
Where the Good lies beneath—