| Satire on the Fashionable Pompoons Worn by the Ladies in the Year 1753. by a Gentleman, A; Answered by a Young Lady of Sixteen |
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| On the Return of Col Laurens from His Confinement in the Tower of London |
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| Lines to My Brother from a Pavillion in His Garden |
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| To Palemon No 1 |
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| To Palemon No 2 |
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| To Palemon No 3 |
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| To Palemon No 4 |
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| To Palemon No 5 |
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| To Amanda — Who Was Obliging Enough to Delight Her Friend with Singing Every Evening Two Songs Which She Was Very Fond Off |
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| The Wish on a Wedding Day Morning |
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