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New Poems by George Crabbe
Edited with an introduction and notes by Arthur Pollard
Crabbe, George (1754-1832)
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Hester
The Insanity of Ambitious Love
The Lover of Virtue
Lord Byron's Inscript upon a Newfoundland Dog
Where am I now?
In a neat Cottage
Joseph and Jesse
The Lady's Album
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Song—
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Riddle—
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Fable—The Duck and the Widgeon
The Flowers
For Miss Hoare
Poins
David Morris
Epitaph on the Lady Margaret North
A RIDDLE.
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New Poems by George Crabbe
A RIDDLE.
WHO CAN SAY?
I walked
as it were in a Race,
Yet nothing I gained by my Speed,
But had I sat still in my Place,
I then had gone forward indeed.
New Poems by George Crabbe