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The Poetical Works of the Late Thomas Warton

... Fifth Edition, Corrected and Enlarged. To which are now added Inscriptionum Romanarum Delectus, and An Inaugural Speech As Camden Professor of History, never before published. Together with Memoirs of his Life and Writings; and Notes, Critical and Explanatory. By Richard Mant
Warton, Thomas (1728-1790)

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MISCELLANEOUS PIECES.
  
THE TRIUMPH OF ISIS,
  
ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE LATE FREDERIC PRINCE OF WALES.
  
ON THE DEATH OF KING GEORGE THE SECOND.
  
ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE KING.
  
ON THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
  
VERSES ON Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS's PAINTED WINDOW
  
MONODY,
  
THE PLEASURES OF MELANCHOLY.
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INSCRIPTIONS.
  
INSCRIPTION IN A HERMITAGE.
  
INSCRIBED ON A BEAUTIFUL GROTTO NEAR THE WATER.
  
INSCRIPTION OVER A CALM AND CLEAR SPRING IN BLENHEIM GARDENS.
  
EPITAPH ON MR. HEAD.
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TRANSLATIONS AND PARAPHRASES.
  
JOB, CHAPTER XXXIX.
  
A PASTORAL IN THE MANNER OF SPENSER.
  
FROM HORACE, Book iii. Od. 13.
  
HORACE, Book iii. Od. 18.
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ODES.
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ODE I. TO SLEEP.
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ODE II. THE HAMLET.
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ODE III. WRITTEN AT VALE-ROYAL ABBEY IN CHESHIRE.
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SOLITUDE, AT AN INN.
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ODE V. SENT TO Mr. UPTON,
 VI. 
ODE VI. THE SUICIDE.
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ODE VII. SENT TO A FRIEND,
 VIII. 
ODE VIII. MORNING.
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ODE IX. THE COMPLAINT OF CHERWELL.
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ODE X. THE FIRST OF APRIL.
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ODE XI. ON THE APPROACH OF SUMMER.
 XII. 
ODE XII. THE CRUSADE.
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ODE XIII. THE GRAVE OF KING ARTHUR.
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XIV. ODE FOR MUSIC.
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VIII.
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ODE XV. ON HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1785.
 XVI. 
ODE XVI. FOR THE NEW YEAR, 1786.
 XVII. 
ODE XVII. FOR HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1786.
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ODE XVIII. FOR THE NEW YEAR, 1787.
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ODE XIX. ON HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1787.
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ODE XX. FOR THE NEW YEAR, 1788.
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ODE XXI. ON HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1788.
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ODE XXII. FOR HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1789.
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ODE XXIII. FOR HIS MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY, JUNE 4th, 1790.
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SONNETS.
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SONNET I. WRITTEN AT WINSLADE IN HAMPSHIRE.
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SONNET II. ON BATHING.
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SONNET III. WRITTEN IN A BLANK LEAF OF DUGDALE'S MONASTICON.
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SONNET IV. WRITTEN AT STONEHENGE.
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SONNET V. WRITTEN AFTER SEEING WILTON-HOUSE.
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SONNET VI. TO Mr. GRAY.
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SONNET VII.
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SONNET VIII. ON KING ARTHUR's ROUND TABLE, AT WINCHESTER.
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SONNET IX. TO THE RIVER LODON.
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HUMOROUS PIECES.
  
NEWMARKET,
  
PROLOGUE ON THE OLD WINCHESTER PLAYHOUSE,
  
A PANEGYRIC ON OXFORD ALE.
  
EPISTLE, FROM THOMAS HEARN, Antiquary,
  
THE PROGRESS OF DISCONTENT.
  
THE PHAETON, AND THE ONE-HORSE CHAIR.
  
ODE TO A GRIZZLE WIG.
  
THE CASTLE BARBER's SOLILOQUY.
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THE OXFORD NEWSMAN's VERSES.
  
FOR THE YEAR 1760.
  
FOR THE YEAR 1767.
  
FOR THE YEAR 1768.
  
FOR THE YEAR 1770.
  
FOR THE YEAR 1771.

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EPITAPH ON MR. HEAD.

Oh spare his youth, O stay thy threat'ning hand,
Nor break too soon young wedlock's early band!
But if his gentle and ingenuous mind,
The generous temper, and the taste refin'd,
A soul unconscious of corruption's stain,
If learning, wit, and genius plead in vain,
O let the mourning Bride, to stop thy spear,
Oppose the meek resistance of a tear!
And when to sooth thy force his virtues fail,
Let weeping faith and widow'd love prevail!
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