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The Works of Peter Pindar [i.e. John Wolcot]

... With a Copious Index. To which is prefixed Some Account of his Life. In Four Volumes
Pindar, Peter (1738-1819)

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VOL. I.
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VOL. II.
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VOL. III.
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VOL. IV.
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TALES OF THE HOY;
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TEARS AND SMILES;
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ORSON AND ELLEN;
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NEW-OLD BALLADS.
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ODES.
  
A POETICAL EPISTLE TO BENJAMIN COUNT RUMFORD, Knight of the White Eagle, &c. &c.
  
THE ISLAND OF INNOCENCE;
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THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION;
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PITT AND HIS STATUE;
  
LORD B--- AND HIS MOTIONS.
  
PROH IMPUDENTIAM! AN ODE.
  
TEMPORA MUTANTUR.
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GREAT CRY AND LITTLE WOOL;
  
AN INSTRUCTIVE EPISTLE TO JOHN PERRING, ESQ. Lord Mayor of London;
  
THE HORRORS OF BRIBERY;
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TRISTIA;
  
PROLOGUE.
  
ELEGY TO THE KING.
  
ELEGY TO THE SAME.
  
ELEGY TO THE SAME.
  
ELEGY TO LORD GRENVILLE.
  
ELEGY TO LORD H. PETTY.
  
ELEGY TO LORD SIDMOUTH.
  
ELEGY TO LORD ERSKINE.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO J. DONITHORNE, ESQ.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO MR. FOX.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO MR. SHERIDAN.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO NARCISSA.
  
ELEGY TO THE BISHOP OF LONDON.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO CYNTHIA.
  
ELEGY TO THE BEE.
  
ELEGY TO SCOTLAND.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO MR. ROWLANDSON.
  
ELEGY TO A FRIEND.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO MR. R. GOUGH.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY TO A FRIEND.
  
ELEGY TO THE BAT.
  
ELEGY.
  
ELEGY. THE SPEECH OF PRUDENCE.
  
TO BELLA.
  
ON THE DEATH OF A CELEBRATED MUSICIAN.
  
LINES TO LORD NELSON,
  
TO CHLOE.
  
A SONG.
  
VERSES
  
TO HELEN IN TOWN.
  
THE INCONSTANT.
  
ELEGY ON JESSICA.
  
A SONG TO A COQUETTE.
  
LAURA, A PASTORAL SONG.
  
A LYRIC EPISTLE TO MYSELF.
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ONE MORE PEEP AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY;
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ODES TO THE HEADS.
  
ANTICIPATION: OR, THE PRIZE ADDRESS;
  
A SOLEMN SENTIMENTAL, AND REPROBATING EPISTLE TO MRS. CLARKE.
  
A SECOND SOLEMN, SENTIMENTAL, AND REPROBATING, EPISTLE TO MRS. CLARKE.
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CARLTON-HOUSE FETE;

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VERSES ON A FLY

That pitched on the Cheek of a most beautiful young Lady.

BY LORD SALISBURY.
HAPPY, happy, happy fly!
Were I you, and you were I!
But you will always be a fly,
And I remain Lord Salisbury!
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