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Miscellaneous poems
(1701-1749)
[epigraph]
[dedication]
[section]
A Match at Football.
I.
CANTO I.
II.
CANTO II.
III.
CANTO III.
TO A Jealous HUSBAND.
To the Right Honourable Charles Lord Tyrawley.
AN EPIGRAM.
Another [Epigram]. Imitated from Buchanan.
EPILOGUE TO The Amorous Widow.
A PROLOGUE
ON A LADY Throwing Snow-Balls.
A Merry Fellow, and a Sad Poet.
SELINDA.
TO A LADY Who argu'd in Defence of the AUTHOR, Where he was traduced.
ON FLOWERS, Embroidered by a Young LADY.
ON Struggling for a KISS.
THE PICTURE.
CUPID's Revenge.
TO A LADY, Who commended Another's EYES.
ON Seeing a Friend's Picture.
TO THE AUTHOR OF THE RIVAL-GENERALS, A TRAGEDY.
TO A GENTLEMAN Who Corrected some Verses of the Author's writing.
AN ODE, IN Answer to the Foregoing.
A SONG.
ON The Countess of ROSS.
HORACE, B. 1. Ode 13.
HORACE, B 1. Ode 30.
Imitation of the Kit-Kat TOASTS.
AN EPITAPH ON A Young LADY.
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AN EPIGRAM.
[Prithee, is not Miss Cloe's a comical Case?]
By the
Same
.
Prithee
, is not Miss
Cloe
's a comical Case?
She lends out her Tail, and she borrows her Face.
Miscellaneous poems
