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Poems

By George Dyer

Dyer, George (1755-1841)

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I.

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I.

BOOK THE FIRST.

ODE ON THE RETURN OF A PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY.

TO AN ENTHUSIAST.

ODE TO THE CAM.

A GLEE FOR THE SOMERSET-HOUSE LODGE OF FREEMASONS.

PERAMBULATORY MUSINGS,

ODE ON LIBERTY.

ODE ON SCIENCE.

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II.

BOOK THE SECOND.

TO AN EMINENT PAINTER.

HOMER'S STATUE.

ON VISITING THE TOMB OF DAVID HUME,

TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE MORGAN.

ON THE DEATH OF GILBERT WAKEFIELD.

MONODY. ON THE DEATH OF ROBERT ROBINSON.

A NIGHT THOUGHT:

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II.

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III.

BOOK THE THIRD.

THE MUSES' WEDDING-DAY.

KING WILLIAM'S MAN,

DEMOCRITUS JUNIOR;

THE VOLUNTEER TO THE TRUE PATRIOT.

THE SYMPATHIST;

THE PLAINTIVE MAN'S ADDRESS TO MELANCHOLY.

THE CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.

The DREAMS of PINDUS.

THE PADLOCKED LADY.

THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF POLLY WHITEHEAD.

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Poems

By George Dyer

George Dyer

1755-1841

Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees ... By T. Bensley [etc.]

London

1802