ISAAC HAWKINS BROWNE

A PIPE OF TOBACCO, IN IMITATION OF SIX SEVERAL AUTHORS:-

Imitation I.-Colley Cibber

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licentious Amour

From Rural Elegance.-An Ode to the Duchess of Somerset.

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Elegy.-Describing the Sorrow of an ingenuous Mind on the melancholy Event of a

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Introduction to the " Night Thoughts -Uncertainty of human Happiness-Universality

of human Misery

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Comparison of the Soul viewing the Prospects of Immortality to the Prisoner enlarged from

From the "

Elegy on Spring"

From "Lochleven

JAMES GRAINGER.

Ode to Solitude.

JOHN GILBERT COOPER

Song

Song.

JAMES MERRICK .

The Wish

WILLIAM FALCONER.

Character of the Officers (from "The Shipwreck ")

Description of the Man whose Thoughts are not of this World (from Night VIII.)

The Love of Praise (from Satire I.) .

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Evening described-Midnight-The Ship weighing Anchor and departing from the Haven

(from the same)

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Distress of the Vessel-Heaving of the Guns overboard (from the same)

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Council of Officers.-Albert's Directions to prepare for the last Extremities (from the

same)

All the natural passions, Grief, Pity, and Indignation, partake of a pleasing sensation (from

Book II.).

Enjoyments of Genius in collecting her Stores for Composition (from Book III.)

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CHRISTOPHER SMART .

Soliloquy of the Princess Periwinkle (in the mock play of "A Trip to Cambridge, or the

ANONYMOUS.-Song (from the Shamrock, or Hibernian Crosses, Dublin 1772)

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On Nash's Picture at full Length between the Busts of Sir I. Newton and Mr. Pope, at Bath 521

Contentment, Industry, and Acquiescence under the Divine Will: an Ode

ANONYMOUS.-Verses copied from the Window of an obscure Lodging-house, in the Neigh-

bourhood of London (from the Annual Register for 1774)

EDWARD LOVIBOND

The Tears of Old May-Day

Song to

FRANCIS FAWKES

The Brown Jug

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ANONYMOUS.-The Old Bachelor. After the manner of Spenser

JOHN ARMSTRONG

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Opening of the Poem in an Invocation to Hygeia (from "The Art of Preserving Health,"

Book I.).

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Choice of a Rural Situation, and an Allegorical Picture of the Quartan Ague (from the

same)

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Death of Irad, and Lamentation over his Body (from his “ Conquest of Canaan ”)

Prediction made by the Angel to Joshua of the future Discovery and Happiness of America,

and of the Millennium (from the same)

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Verses on Sir Joshua Reynolds's painted Window at New College, Oxford

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