| On the Death of Mrs. Maybery, of Brecon |
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| To a Youth inclinable to Gaiety at His Departure from the Author's Family |
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| On the Death of Mrs. Blake |
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| Ah! why from me art thou for ever flown |
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| Another, on a young Lady |
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| On hearing the Tolling of a Bell, in a very unhealthy Spring |
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| Hymn on Consecration, at opening of the Chapels in Brecon, Worccester, &c |
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| A Hymn for a Child who has lost its Father and Mother |
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| Love, the Essence of Religion |
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| On the Prevalence of Sin |
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