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Poems and other Pieces
By Henry Headley
Headley, Henry (1765-1788)
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An INVOCATION to MELANCHOLY.
TO CYNTHIA,
TO PHILOMEL,
Verses written on a Winter's Night.
To the Memory of Miss Lucy S---n
THE BEGGAR's DOG.
VERSES sent to Mrs. H--- ---, at her Cottage.
SONNET
A Parody on Gray's Elegy, written in a Country Church-yard, the Author leaving College.
THE CHARACTER.
ROSALIND'S dying Complaint to her Sleeping Child.
ODE to the memory of CHATTERTON.
EPITAPH .
Written amidst the ruins of Broomholm Priory, in Norfolk.
Prostituted honour,
To MYRA, after receiving two drawings representing a Violet and a Beggar.
On a fragment of some verses written by a Lady in praise of solitude.
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TO THE REV. DR. P---R, THESE VERSES ARE, WITH GREAT GRATITUDE, AND RESPECT INSCRIBED
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