| Seeing a hearse and Mourning Coaches stand in Piccadily |
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| The Miser and Spendthrift |
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| On Divine Providence |
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| From a Friend in London, to a Friend in the Country |
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| A Lady to the Author |
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| On the Death of a Brother |
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| On the Spring |
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| On seeing a Gentleman carry'd in a Sedan-Chair |
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| Preface |
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| On Seeing Sheep lately Shorn |
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