| Elegy 5. The Lover Is at First Introduced Speaking to His Servant, He Afterwards Addresses Himself to His Mistress, and at Last There Is a Supposed Interview between Them - |
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| Elegy 6. He Adjures Delia to Pity Him by Their Friendship with Celia Who Was Lately Dead - |
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| Elegy 7. On Delia's Being in the Country, Where He Supposes She Stays to See the Harvest - |
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| Elegy 8. He Despairs that He Shall Ever Possess Delia - |
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| Elegy 9. He Has Lost Delia - |
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| Elegy 10. On Delia's Birth-day - |
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| Prologue to Lillo's Elmerick |
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| Sonnet 57. Written in Netley Abbey, near Southampton |
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| Epilogue to the Same : Said to Have Been Written by Lord Lyttelton, but More Probably by Mr Hammond |
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| Sonnet 58 |
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