| Whittle Springs |
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| Poet at the Brave of his Child |
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| To a young Poetess |
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| Spring |
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| Broad Cast Thy Seed |
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| Lines Respectfully Inscribed to the Virtuous and Patriotic Wives and Mothers of England |
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| Autumn |
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| As Welcome as Flowers in May |
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| Hope and Perseverance |
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| Anti-Corn-Law Lyric |
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