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Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 1

• Lewesdon Hill, with other poems 41

La Biblioteca 41

• Ηως — Εργων ἡγητειρα, βιου προπολε θνητοισιν
• Ad Musas
• De Seipso mandatum auctoris
• Epigram
• Epigram
• Fragment
• From Lucretius
• From Lucretius
• From Lucretius
• Inscribed beneath the picture of an ass
• Inscription for a statue of field-marshal Suworow
• Inscription for the granite sarcophagus brought from Alexandria to the — British Museum
• Midnight Devotion. — Written in the great storm, 1822
• On F. W. The king of Prussia’s ineffectual attempt on Warsaw
• On the decease of Horne Tooke
• On the increase of human life
• On two Publications, entitled Editions of two of our poets
• PARODY ON DRYDEN’S “THREE POETS,” &c
• Psalm CXXXIII
• Psalm LXXII. Abridged, and adapted to a particular tune
• Silbury Hill
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song. — To a lady going to her family in Ireland
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet to Petrarch
• Succession
• Suggested by reading Dryden’s Britannia Rediviva
• The British Theatre. — Written in 1775
• The rape of Proserpine
• The Spleen
• The world. — Intended as an apology for not writing. By a lady
• To a lady, fortune-telling with cards
• To the
• To the Daisy
• To the Sun
• Translation of a Greek inscription upon a fountain
• Written when Buonaparte was altering the governments of Germany