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Poetry Collections
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1800
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Odes of Anacreon
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1801
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Poetical Works of the Late Thomas Little, Esq.
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1806
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Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
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1808
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Corruption and Intolerance, Two Poems
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1817
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Lalla-Rookh
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1823
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Fables for the Holy Alliance
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1826
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Evenings in Greece, 1
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1828
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Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and Other Matters
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1830
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Legendary Ballads
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1832
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Evenings in Greece, 2
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1835
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, Complete in Two Volumes
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1840-1841
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, Collected by Himself
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Plays
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1801
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The Gypsy Prince
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1809
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The Skeptic: A Philosophical Satire
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1811
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M.P., or The Blue Stocking
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1838
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Sketch of the First Act of a New Romantic Drama
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#3
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Poems
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1806
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To Lord Viscount Strangford
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1806
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Stanzas "A Beam of Tranquility Smiled in the West"
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1806
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The Tell-Tale Lyre
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1806
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To the Flying-Fish
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1806
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To Miss M---e
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1806
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To Cara. "Conceal'd Within the Shady Wood"
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1806
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To Ditto. "When Midnight Came to Close the Year"
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1806
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To the Invisible Girl
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1806
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Peace and Glory
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1806
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T------- "To Be the Theme of Every Hour"
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1806
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Song. "Take Back the Sigh"
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1806
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A Ballad. "They Made Her a Grave Too Cold and Damp"
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1806
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To the Marchioness Dowager of D---n---g---ll
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1806
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The Genius of Harmony
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1806
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To George Morgan, Esq.
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1806
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The Wedding Ring
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1806
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Lying
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1806
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To ------ "Put Off the Vestal Veil"
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1806
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The Resemblance
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1806
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To ------ "When I Lov'd You I Can't But Allow"
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1806
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From the Greek of Meleager
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1806
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Nay, Tempt Me Not to Love Again
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1806
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I Pray You, Let Us Roam No More
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1806
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You Read It in My Languid Eyes
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1806
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A Dream of Antiquity
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1806
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Well------Peace to Thy Heart, Though Another's It Be
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1806
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If I Were Yonder Wave, My Dear
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1806
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The First Ambrosial Child of Bliss
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1806
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The Snow-Spirit
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1806
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I Stole Alcñg the Flowery Bank
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1806
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Oh! It Was Fill'd with Words of Flame
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1806
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I Found Her Not, the Chamber Seem'd
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1806
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Behold, My Love, the Curious Gem
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1806
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There's Not a Look, a Word of Thine
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1806
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To Joseph Atkinson, Esq.
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1806
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Love and Reason
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1806
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Fanny, My Love, We Ne'er Were Sages
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1806
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Nay, Do Not Weep, My Fanny Dear
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1806
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The Snake. "My Love and I, the Other Day"
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1806
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'Twas a New Feeling---Something More
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1806
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Aspasia
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1806
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The Grecian Girl's Dream of the Blessed Island
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1806
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The Senses, a Dream
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1806
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The Steersman's Song
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1806
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To Cloe. "I Could Resign That Eye of Blue"
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1806
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Fragments of a Journal, to G. M. Esq.
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1806
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The Vase
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1806
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The Wreath and the Chain
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1806
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Song. "I Ne'er on That Lip for a Minute Have Gaz'd"
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1806
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To --- "And Hast Thou Mark'd the Pensive Shade"
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1806
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To Lord Viscount Forbes
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1806
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Song, "The Wreath You Wove"
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1806
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At Night
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1806
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Anacreontic
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1806
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To ------'s Picture
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1806
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From the Greek
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1806
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Fragments of a Mythological Hymn to Love
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1806
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To His Serene Highness the Duke of Montpensier
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1806
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The Philosopher Aristippus to a Lamp Which Was Given Him by Lais
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1806
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To Mrs. Bl---h---d, Written in Her Album
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1806
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To Thomas Hume, Esq. M. D.
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1806
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Lines Written on Leaving Philadelphia
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1806
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The Fall of Hebe, a Dithyrambic Ode
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1806
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To ------ "That Wrinkle, When First I Espied It"
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1806
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Anacreontic. "She Never Look'd So Kind Before"
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1806
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To Mrs. ------ "Is Not Thy Mind a Gentle Mind?"
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1806
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Hymn of a Virgin of Delphi at the Tomb of Her Mother
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1806
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Rings and Seals
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1806
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To Miss Susan B------CKF------D, on Her Singing
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1806
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Lines Written at the Cohos, or Falls of the Mohawk River
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1806
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To ------ "I Often Wish That Thou Wert Dead"
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1806
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Cloris and Fanny
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1806
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On a Beautiful East-Indian
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1806
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To Miss ------ "With Woman's Form and Woman's Tricks"
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1806
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To ------ "How Can I Sing of Fragrant Sighs"
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1806
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Song of the Eevil Spirit of Woods
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1806
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To Mrs. Henry T------GHE, on Reading Her Psyche
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1806
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Impromptu Upon Leaving Some Friends
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1806
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To ------ "I Know That None Can Smile Like Thee"
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1806
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To the Honourable William Spencer
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1806
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A Warning
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1806
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To ------ "'Tis Time, I Feel to Leave Thee Now,"
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1806
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From the High-Priest of Apollo to the Virgin of Delphi
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1806
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Woman
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1806
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Ballad Stanzas
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1806
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To ------ "Come, Take the Harp---"
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1806
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A Vision of Philosophy
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1806
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To ------ "The World Has Just Begun to Steal"
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1806
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Dreams to ------
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1806
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A Canadian Boat-Song
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1806
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To Lady Charlotte R---WD---ON
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1806
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Impromptu, "'Twas But for a Moment"
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1806
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Written on Passing Dead Man's Island
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1806
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To the Boston Frigate
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1806
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To Lady H------
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1806
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To ------ "Never Mind How the Pedagogue Proses"
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1806
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Extract from "The Devit Among the Scholare"
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1808
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Corruption
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1808
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Intolerance
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1810
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A Melologue upon National Music
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1812
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Parody of a Celebrated Letter
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1812
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To a Plumassier
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1812
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Extracts from the Diary of a Fashionable Politician
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1812
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The Insurrection of the Papers
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1812
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Lines on the Death of Mr. Perceval
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1812
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The Sale of the Tools
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1813
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Reinforcements for Lord Wellington
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1816
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Lines on the Death of Sheridan
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1817
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The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan
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1817
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Paradise and the Peri
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1817
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The Fire-Worshippers
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1817
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The Light of the Haram
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1818
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To the Ship in which Lord Castlereagh Sailed for the Continent
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1818
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Lines on the Death of Joseph Atkinson, Esq. of Dublin
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1818
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Go, Brothers in Wisdom
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1818
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To Sir Hudson Lowe
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1822
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The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
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1823
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The Loves of the Angels, an Eastern Romance
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1823
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The Dissolution of the Holy Alliance
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1823
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The Looking-Glasses
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1823
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The Torch of Liberty
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1823
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The Fly and the Bullock
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1823
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Church and State
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1823
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The Little Grand Lama
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1823
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The Extinguishers
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1823
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Louis Fourteenth's Wig
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1823
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Different Attitudes in which Authors Compose
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1823
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Bayes, Henry Stephens, Herodotus, &c
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1823
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Writing in Bed
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1823
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In the Fields
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1823
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Plato and Sir Richard Blackmore
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1823
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Fiddling with Gloves and Twigs
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1823
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Madame de Staël
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1823
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Rhyming on the Road, in an Old Calêche
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1823
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View of the Lake of Geneva from the Jura
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1823
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Anxious to Reach It Before the Sun Went Down
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1823
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Obliged to Proceed on Foot
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1823
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Alps
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1823
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Mount Blanc
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1823
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Effect of the Scene
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1823
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The Fall of Venice Not to Be Lamented
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1823
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Former Glory
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1823
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Expedition Against Constantinople
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1823
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Giustinianis
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1823
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Republic
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1823
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Characteristics of the Old Government
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1823
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Golden Book
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1823
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Brazen Mouths
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1823
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Spies
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1823
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Dungeons
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1823
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Present Desolation
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1823
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Lord Byron's Memoirs, Written by Himself
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1823
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Reflections, When About to Read Them
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1823
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The English to be Met with Every Where
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1823
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Alps and Threadneedle-Street
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1823
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The Simplon and the Stocks
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1823
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Rage for Travelling
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1823
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Blue Stockings Among the Wahabees
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1823
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Parasols and Pyramids
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1823
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Mrs. Hopkins and the Wall of China
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1823
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Reflections on Reading De Cerceau's Account of the Conspiracy of Rienzi, in 1347
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1823
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The Meeting of the Conspirators on the Night of the 19th of May
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1823
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Their Procession in the Morning to the Capitol
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1823
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Rienzi's Speech
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1823
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Mary Magdalen
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1823
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Her Story
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1823
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Numerous Pictures of Her
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1823
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Correggio
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1823
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Guido
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1823
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Raphael, etc.
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1823
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Canova's Two Exquisite Statues
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1823
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The Somariva Magdalen
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1823
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Ch---ntr---y's Admiration of Canova's Works
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1823
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A Visit to the House Where Rousseau Lived with Madame de Warrens
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1823
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Their Ménage
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1823
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Its Grossness
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1823
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Claude Anet
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1823
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Reverence with which the Spot is Now Visited
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1823
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Absurdity of This Blind Devotion to Fame
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1823
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Feelings Excited by the Beauty and Seclusion of the Scene
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1823
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Disturbed by Its Associations with Rosseau's History
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1823
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Impostures of Men of Genius. Their Power of Mimicking All the Best Feelings, Love, Independence, &c
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1823
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The Sylph's Ball
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1823
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Remonstrance. After a Conversation with L-----d J----- R-----, in which He Had Intimated some Idea of Giving Up All Political Pursuits
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1823
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Epitaph on a Lawyer
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1823
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My Birth-Day
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1823
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Fancy
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1823
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Love and Hymen
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1823
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Translation from Catullus
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1823
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To My Mother
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1823
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Illustration of a Bore
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1823
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A Speculation
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1823
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Lines on the Entry of the Austrians into Naples, 1821
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1823
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Scepticism
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1823
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From the French
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1823
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Romance
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1823
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A Joke Versified
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1823
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On ---------
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1823
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Fragment of a Character
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1823
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Country Dance and Quadrille
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1823
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Song for the Poco-Curante Society
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1823
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Genius and Criticism
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1826
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A Dream of Turtle
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1827
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A Set of Glees
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1828
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Amatory Colloquy Between Bank and Government
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1828
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Dialogue Between a Sovereign and a One Pound Note
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1828
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An Expostulation to Lord King
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1828
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The Sinking Fund Cried
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1828
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Ode to the Goddess Ceres
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1828
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A Hymn of Welcome After the Recess
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1828
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Memorabilia of Last Week
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1828
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All in the Family Way
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1828
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Ballad for the Cambridge Election
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1828
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Mr. Roger Dodsworth
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1828
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Copy of an Intercepted Dispatch
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1828
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The Millennium
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1828
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The Three Doctors
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1828
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Epitaph on a Tuft-Hunter
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1828
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Ode to a Hat
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1828
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News for Country Cousins
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1828
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A Vision
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1828
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The Petition of the Orangemen of Ireland
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1828
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Cotton and Corn
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1828
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The Canonization of Saint B--tt--rw--th
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1828
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An Incantation
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1828
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A Dream of Turtle
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1828
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The Donkey and His Panniers
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1828
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Ode to the Sublime Porte
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1828
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Corn and Catholics
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1828
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A Case of Libel
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1828
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Literary Advertisement
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1828
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The Slave
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1828
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Ode to Ferdinand
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1828
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Hat versus Wig
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1828
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The Periwinkles and the Locusts
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1828
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New Creation of Peers
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1828
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Speech on the Umbrella Question
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1828
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A Pastoral Ballad
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1828
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A Late Scene at Swanage
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1828
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Wo! Wo!
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1828
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Tout Pour La Tripe
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1828
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Enigma
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1828
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Dog-Day Reflections
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1828
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The "Living Dog" and "the Dead Lion"
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1828
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Ode to Don Miguel
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1828
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Thoughts on the Present Government of Ireland
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1828
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The Limbo of Lost Reputations
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1828
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How to Write by Proxy
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1828
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Intimation of the Inferno of Dante
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1828
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Lament for the Loss of Lord B-----st's Tail
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1828
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The Cherries
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1828
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Stanzas Written in Anticipation of Defeat
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1828
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Ode to the Woods and Forests
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1828
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Stanzas from the Banks of the Shannon
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1828
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"If" and "Perhaps"
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1828
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Write On, Write On
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1831
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The Summer Fete: A Poem with Songs
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1832
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Irish Antiquities
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1832
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From the Hon. Henry ---, to Lady Emma ---
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1832
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To Caroline, Viscountess Valletort
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1832
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Ali's Bride...
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1832
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Verses to the Poet Crabbe's Inkstand
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1832
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Tory Pledges
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1832
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Song to the Departing Spirit of Tithe
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1832
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The Duke Is the Lad
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1832
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St. Jerome on Earth, First Visit
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1832
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St. Jerome on Earth, Second Visit
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1833
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To the Rev. Charles Overton
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1834
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The Numbering of the Clergy
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1838
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The Song of the Box
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1839
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Thoughts on Patrons, Puffs, and Other Matters
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1839
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Alciphron, a Poem
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1840
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Thoughts on Mischief
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1840
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Religion and Trade
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1840
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An Account of an Extraordinary Dream
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1840
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The Retreat of the Scorpion
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1840
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Musings, Suggested by the Late Promotion of Mrs. Nethercoat
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1840
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The Triumphs of Farce
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1840
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Latest Accounts from Olympus
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1842
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A Threnody on the Approaching Demise of Old Mother Corn-Law
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1842
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Sayings and Doings of Ancient Nicholas
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1842
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More Sayings and Doings of Ancient Nicholas
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