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Poems

By George Dyer

Dyer, George (1755-1841)

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II.

ODE II. TO MELANCHOLY.

III.

ODE III. WRITTEN IN THE CLOISTERS OF CHRIST-HOSPITAL, IN LONDON.

V.

ODE V. ON THE EVENING.

VI.

ODE VI. WRITTEN IN BEDLAM:

VII.

ODE VII. TO ANTHONY DEANE, OF BATH, SOMERSETSHIRE;

VII.

VIII.

ODE VIII. A TRIUMPHANT ODE OF THE ISRAELITES,

IX.

ODE IX. BALAAM'S PROPHECY.

XI.

ODE XI. ON GENIUS.

XII.

ODE XII. TO THE NIGHTINGALE.

XIV.

ODE XIV. RAYMOND AND ANGELINA.

XV.

ODE XV. WRITTEN ON A BLANK LEAF OF MILTON'S PARADISE LOST,

XVI.

ODE XVI. ADDRESSED TO DR. ROBERT ANDERSON, OF HERIOT'S-GREEN, EDINBURGH,

XVII.

ODE XVII. ASTERIA ROCKING THE CRADLE,

XVIII.

ODE XVIII. WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF JOHN HOWARD ,

XIX.

ODE XIX. TO A YOUNG PAINTER AND POETESS.

ODE TO A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

XX.

ODE XX. ON AN APPROACHING SPRING

XXIV.

ODE XXIV. WINTER DEFEATED.

XXV.

ODE XXV. A GLEE.

XXVI.

ODE XXVI. THE RESLOVE.

ON TAKING LEAVE OF ARTHUR AIKIN,

XXVII.

XXVIII.

ODE XXVIII. THE MUSICIANS;

ADDRESSED TO THE SOCIETY FOR ESTABLISHING A LITERARY FUND FOR AUTHORS IN DISTRESS,

XXIX.

ODE XXIX. SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY COLONEL LOVELACE,

XXXIII.

ODE XXXIII. TO DR. SAMUEL PARR , OF HADDON NEAR WARWICK.

XXXVII.

ODE XXXVII. TO PITY.

XXXVIII.

ODE XXXVIII. THE FAIR SCEPTIC;

XXXIX.

ODE XXXIX. AFTER VISITING DRYBURGH ABBEY, IN BERWICKSHIRE,

XL.

ODE XL. HYMN TO CHARITY .

THE POET'S FATE.

POETIC SYMPATHIES.

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Come, my best friends, my books, and lead me on,
'Tis time that I were gone.
Cowley.