| A Poetic Epistle, Sent to a Neglectful Friend from Bath |
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| Extempore: Upon seeing Mrs. Worley at Bath, in the Character of Mrs. Oakley, in the Jealous Wife |
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| Upon a Young Lady, Who Was Much Offended at the Author's Impartial Opinion |
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| Extempore: Upon Reading an Extract from Dr. D**d's Poems |
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| Grateful Tribute, The; Address'd to Mr. William Jackson |
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| The Triumph over Spleen, Prejudice, and Most Complicated Villainy |
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| Upon a Young Lady |
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| The Author's Answer to a Tenant, Upon His Sending Him Two Very Fine Geese out of Suffolk |
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| Epistle, To a Friend, Who Was Pleased to Approve of the Author's Snarlers and Impartialist, An |
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| Epistle, To a Friend in Wales, An |
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