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Poems on several occasions
Wesley, Samuel (1662-1735)
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VERSES UPON MY FATHER,
A POETICAL EPISTLE TO MY BROTHER CHARLES.
AN ELEGY ON DR. FRANCIS ATTERBURY,
VERSES
PSALM XCVIII.
PSALM XCIII.
THE SONG OF THE THREE CHILDREN.
TO MY SISTER LAMBERT, ON HER MARRIAGE.
TO MR. JUSON, ON HIS MARRIAGE.
TO MR. BOURNE, ON HIS MARRIAGE.
TO MR. PEARCE, ON HIS MARRIAGE.
LINES ON ROBERT NELSON, ESQ.,
ON DR. MIDDLETON.
MELISSA.
WROOTE: A HEROIC POEM.
TO JAMES OGLETHORPE, ESQ.
UPON BISHOP ATTERBURY'S BIRTH-DAY.
THE BLACKBIRD.
ON BISHOP ATTERBURY'S ROASTING LORD CONINGSBY
ELEGIAC VERSES.
VERSES UPON MR. BEAR'S CAT,
A LETTER TO A FRIEND
TO MR. FITZGERALD, UPON HIS MARRIAGE.
A LETTER TO MR. KILNER ON HIS MARRIAGE.
ADDISON'S VERSES TO THE PRINCESS,
UPON THE PICTURES OF ONE MARRIED AND TWO MAIDEN SISTERS,
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF OXFORD.
AN EPISTLE TO MY LORD OXFORD, 1732.
AN EPISTLE TO MY LORD OXFORD.
AN EPISTLE TO MY LORD OXFORD.
TO MR. FORESTER, ON HIS MARRIAGE.
TO MR. LLOYD, ON HIS MARRIAGE, 1732.
TO MR. JEWEL, ON HIS MARRIAGE.
AN ODE TO THE REV. DANIEL PRAT, M.A.
TO MISS B., ON HER GOING AWAY FROM THE WELLS AT NORTHAW, 1718.
WHIGS AND TORIES:
TO THE HONOURABLE THE LADY MARY HAY. 1731.
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN THOMAS AND HIS CASSOCK.
A SATIRE AGAINST SNUFF.
WEDLOCK: A SATIRE.
A FULL ANSWER:
TO MISS MARTHA WESLEY.
AN ELEGY ON MR. CHARLES WESLEY,
TO MY WIFE, ON HER BIRTH-DAY.
ANACREONTICS TO MY WIFE.
FOR A SICK CHILD.
ON THE DEATH OF A DAUGHTER.
“A WOUNDED SPIRIT WHO CAN BEAR?”
EPITAPHIUM VIVI.
EPITAPH.
LINES
VERSES
AN EPISTLE TO ME.
EPILOGUE TO ADELPHI.
EPILOGUE TO THE SAME.
EPILOGUE TO THE SAME.
PROLOGUE TO “THE EUNUCH.”
PROLOGUE, 1716.
HENLEY'S SHIELD.
TO CHRISTOPHER RHODES, ESQ.,
SPANISH INSULTS, 1729.
A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN AT AVIGNON TO HIS MISTRESS HERE:
AN EPISTLE TO MY LORD ORRERY, 1738.
PROLOGUE TO MR. BRADY'S COMEDY, CALLED, “HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY; OR, THE RAKE DISAPPOINTED:”
LINES ON A REPORT THAT DUKE WHARTON WAS EXPELLED A LODGE OF FREE-MASONS.
ON A LINE IN “THE CHARACTER OF A COUNTRY PARSON:”
TO MR. THOMAS.
TO CAPTAIN EARLE.
SATIRICAL POETRY
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EPIGRAMS.
EPIGRAMS: FROM THE GREEK.
TO MR. DAVY.
TO W. COLMAN, ESQ., 1737.
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Poems on several occasions
EPITAPH.
Here
Wesley lies in quiet rest,
Hated in earnest for his jest.
Here he his worldly bustle ends,
Safe from his foes and from his friends.
Poems on several occasions
