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Verses on several subjects (1802)

Pye, Henry James (1745-1813)

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WRITTEN IN A SEAT AT STOKE PARK, NEAR THE VICARAGE-HOUSE, THEN INHABITED BY THE AUTHOR, AND COMMANDING A DISTANT VIEW OF WINDSOR CASTLE.

MORE OF THE SEQUEL OF THE LONG STORY.

VERSES SENT TO THE CORPS OF WANTAGE VOLUNTEER CAVALRY ON THEIR OFFERING THEIR SERVICES IN ANY PART OF THE KINGDOM DURING THE ALARM OF AN INVASION.

PROLOGUE TO THE SECOND PART OF KING HENRY IV.

OCTOBER AND MAY.

EPITAPH ON A CHILD.

TWO SONNETS, WRITTEN AT CLIEFDEN SPRING.

THE LAST ELEGY OF THE THIRD BOOK OF TIBULLUS.

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Verses on several subjects (1802)

Henry James Pye

1745-1813

Printed for Cobbett and Morgan [etc.]

London

1802