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The poems of George Huddesford

... now first collected. Including Salmagundi, Topsy-Turvy, Bubble and Squeak, and Crambe Repetita. With corrections, and original additions

Huddesford, George (1749-1809)

VOL. I.

[dedication]

SALMAGUNDI.

To RICHARD WYATT, Esq. ON LEAVING HIS MANSION AFTER ASCOT RACES.

II.

III.

IV.

ELEGY. WRITTEN AT SEA.

PHILEMON.

WHITSUNTIDE.

CHRISTMAS.

FREE IMITATION OF A LATIN ODE,

SONG.

THE RENOWNED HISTORY AND RARE ACHIEVEMENTS OF JOHN WILKES.

SONG.

A CRUST FOR A CONVEYANCER.

THE NOBLE SANS-CULOTTE.

BALLAD ON THE BREAKING OF THE WATER-HEAD, NEAR WINDSOR GREAT PARK,

WILLIAM OF WICKHAM,

THE HERMITAGE.

THE BARBER'S NUPTIALS.

A MORSEL FOR A MUSSULMAN:

SONNET. TO THE RED-BREAST.

SONNET, WRITTEN AT A FARM.

THE PARADOX:

ADDRESS OF AN INDIAN GIRL TO AN ADDER.

TO A GRASSHOPPER.

IMITATION FROM THE GREEK.

LINES ON THE LATE AMERICAN WAR.

EXTEMPORE

THE SYSTEM SHATTERED.

EPIGRAMS.

ON A FAVOURITE DOG, WHO REGULARLY ACCOMPANIED HIS MISTRESS TO CHURCH.

[While Dick to combs hostility proclaims]

IGNOTUM OMNE PRO MAGNIFICO.

A CASE OF CONSCIENCE; SUBMITTED TO A LATE DIGNITARY OF THE CHURCH

EPIGRAM.

IMPROMPTU,

MONODY ON THE DEATH OF DICK, AN ACADEMICAL CAT.

II.

VOL. II.

TOPSY TURVY:

TOPSY TURVY.

BUBBLE AND SQUEAK, A GALLI-MAUFRY OF BRITISH BEEF,

BUBBLE AND SQUEAK.

CRAMBE REPETITA:

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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE; SUBMITTED TO A LATE DIGNITARY OF THE CHURCH

ON HIS NARCOTIC EXPOSITION OF THE FOLLOWING TEXT
“Watch and pray, lest ye enter into temptation.”

By our Pastor perplext,
How shall we determine?—
“Watch and pray,” says the Text,
“Go to sleep,” says the Sermon.

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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE; SUBMITTED TO A LATE DIGNITARY OF THE CHURCH

ON HIS NARCOTIC EXPOSITION OF THE FOLLOWING TEXT “Watch and pray, lest ye enter into temptation.”

ON HIS NARCOTIC EXPOSITION OF THE FOLLOWING TEXT
“Watch and pray, lest ye enter into temptation.”