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Poems on Various Subjects

By Henry James Pye ... In Two Volumes. Ornamented with Frontispieces

Pye, Henry James (1745-1813)

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I.

TO WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq.

ODE ON THE DIVINE OMNIPRESENCE. A COLLEGE EXERCISE.

ODE ON THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.

ODE TO LIBERTY.

ODE TO HARMONY.

Sent to Dr. HAYES, with the ODE to HARMONY.

VERSES addressed to a LADY.

Written on a LADY's FAN.

Written in the Year 1779, when the Combined Fleets were off Plymouth.

EPITAPH ON CHARLES D'AUSSEY, ESQUIRE,

Sent to Mr. HAYLEY, on reading his EPISTLES on EPIC POETRY.

Mr. HAYLEY's ANSWER.

THE MYRTLE AND BRAMBLE.

THE TRIUMPH OF FASHION. A VISION.

ON THE WRECK OF THE HALSEWELL.

THE PARSONAGE IMPROVED.

SIX OLYMPIC ODES OF PINDAR.

TWO FRAGMENTS OF PINDAR's THRENI,

A GREEK SCOLION, OR SONG,

A FRAGMENT OF SIMONIDES.

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Poems on Various Subjects

By Henry James Pye ... In Two Volumes. Ornamented with Frontispieces

Henry James Pye

1745-1813

Printed for John Stockdale [etc.]

London

1787