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Poetical remains (1872)
Laurence, French (1757-1809)
[section]
[dedication]
The Poetical Triumvirate.
Ode on the Witches and Fairies of Shakespear.
Elegy on the Death of a Father.
To Myself.
To Miss Allen.
On going to Oxford.
Sonnet,
Epigrams from the Greek.
On a Beautiful Bath at Smyrna.
From the Greek of Julian,
Epigrams from the Greek.
Hymn.
On the Death of Heliodora.
Translations.
III.
III.
IV.
IV.
V.
V.
The Smile.
The Frown.
Sonnet.
The Tenth Epistle of the First Book of Horace Imitated.
Propertius.
Sonnet.
Sonnet.
Sonnet.
To a Lady.
Sonnet.
Sonnet.
Odes.
I.
ODE I. ON THE APPROACH OF SPRING, 1777.
II.
ODE II.
III.
ODE III.
IV.
ODE IV. INVOCATION OF THE ZEPHYRS.
V.
ODE V. TO A YOUNG LADY ON HER ATTAINING HER 21st YEAR.
VI.
ODE VI. TO A YOUNG LADY.
VII.
ODE VII. To Fancy.
VIII.
ODE VIII.
Song.
Elegy.
Fragment.
Connal and Crimora.
A Fragment,
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On a Beautiful Bath at Smyrna.
The
Graces, bathing on a day,
Love stole their robes and ran away;
So naked here they since have been,
Ashamed in daylight to be seen.
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