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The Poetical Works of the Revd. Mr. Colvill

Containing his Pastorals, Occasional Poems, and Elegies on Illustrious persons. Vol. I & II
  
[dedication]

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[Volume 1]
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PASTORALS.
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PASTORAL FIRST.
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PASTORAL SECOND.
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PASTORAL THIRD.
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PASTORAL FOURTH.
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[Occasional Poems]
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EPITHALAMIUM
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CANTO I.
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CANTO II.
  
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The mottos of the Epithalamium may be thus translated.
  
THE CYRNEAN HERO.
  
ON THE LATE GREAT Naval and Military Preparations;
  
VERSES
  
VERSES
  
VERSES
  
POEM.
  
TO THE ELEGANT SERAPHINA,
  
EXTEMPORE AT A CONCERT
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ELEGIAC POEMS ON ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS.
  
THE ALBION PRINCESS.
  
ELEGY
  
TO THE MEMORY OF Mrs KINLOCH OF GILMERTON.
  
To the Memory of the Right Honourable SHOLTO CHARLES DOUGLAS,
  
VERSES FOR GENERAL WOLFE's MONUMENT.
  
TO THE MEMORY OF MAJOR PITCAIRN,
  
FOR THE MONUMENT OF THE HONOURABLE GENERAL CHARLES COLVIL.
  
ON THE DEATH OF CHARLES ERSKINE, Esq; of Alva,
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TO THE MEMORY OF THE HONOURABLE WILLIAM LESLIE,
  
SAVANNAH.
  
TO THE IMMORTAL MEMORY OF WILLIAM DALRYMPLE, Esq;
  
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF COLONEL JAMES WEBSTER.
  
TO THE IMMORTAL MEMORY OF THE RENOWNED CAPTAIN COOKE .
  
TO THE MEMORY OF ALLAN MALCOLM, Esq; Of LOCHORE;
  
TO THE MEMORY OF THE HONOURABLE HAMILTON DOUGLAS HALYBURTON,
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ELEGIAC POEMS.
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ELEGY I.
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ELEGY II.
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ELEGY III.
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ELEGY IV.
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SONNET To FAIR CLARA.
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SONNET To the Same.
  
Sir AMBROSE AND Fair PORTIA.
  
CURSORY THOUGHTS IN THE S****y of the Ab**y.
  
THE INGENIOUS AND LEARNED MR GRAY,
  
ON THE MEMORABLE SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR,
  
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MAJOR ANDRE.
  
THE INVASION.

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SONNET To FAIR CLARA.

To the Same.

Lips which Venus might adorn,
Hide! oh hide! your coral dyes:
Stars which do mislead the morn
Sparkling bright in Clara's eyes;
Hide your beams! nor in your sphere
Tempt a Lover to despair.
Cheeks where vermil roses glow,
Iv'ry neck of radiant guise,
Sweetly swelling Breasts of snow,
Where inshrin'd young Cupid lies,
Hide in shades of golden hair,
Nor tempt a Lover to despair.
Involv'd in Zephyr's honey'd breath,
Ah! by magic charm undone,
Ah! I meet a noble death,
Phænix like, beneath the sun;
Both an envy'd fortune prove,
He for Glory, I for Love.
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