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THE
ENGLISH ANTHOLOGY.
VOLUME THE SECOND.
DULCE EST DECERPERE FLORES.
280
LONDON:
PRINTED BY C. CLARKE,
FOR T. AND J. EGERTON, WHITEHALL.
MDCCXCIV.
n.
OVID.
Tatia
942.
CONTENTS,
AND
AUTHORITIES.
VOL. II.
Page
GRONGAR-HILL. By John Dyer, LL.B.
From his "Poems," 1770
Horace, book II. ode XVI. imitated... By Soame
Jenyns, esq. From his “ Works,” 1790
The way to be wife. Imitated from La Fontaine.
By the fame. From the fame authority
A pipe of tobacco: in imitation of fix several
authors. By Ifaac Hawkins Browne, efq. From
bis "Poems," 1768
Father Francis's prayer.
morland's hermitage.
From Dodleys collection
An inscription on the cell. By the fame. From
the fame authority
An infcription in the cell. By the fame. From the
fame authority
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· 10
· 12
Written in lord Weft-
By Gilbert Weft, efq.
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Verfes, making part of an epitaph on bis' lady. By George lord Lyttelton. From his “Works” 1776
London. In imitation of the third fatire of Juve-
nal. By Samuel Johnson, LL. D. From Dod-
fleys collection (the references being omitted)
Love elegies. By James Hammond, efq. From
the edition of 1780
Verses to Mr. Brooke, on the refusal of a licence to his play of Guftavus Vafa. By Paul White- bead, efq. From bis " Poems," 1777
Elegy. By William Shenftone, efq. From bis
" Works," 1777
Whitehead, efq. poet laureat.
"Poems," 1774
An ode on the death of Mr. Pelham. By David
Garrick, efq. From Dodfleys collection
Ad amicos. By Richard Weft, efq. From Majors
23
The fchool-miftrefs. In imitation of Spenfer. By
the fame. From the fame authority
Infcription. On the back of a Gothic alcove. By
Ode to the Tiber. On entering the Campania of
54.
Rome, at Otricoli, MDCCLV.
By William
From his
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34
39
41
57
61
"Memoirs of Mr. Gray," prefixed to his
"Poems," 1775
Ode on a diftant prospect of Eton college. By Tho-
mas Gray, efq. From his " Poems," 1775
The bard. A Pindaric ode. By the fame. From
The fatal fifters. An ode. From the Norfe tongue.
Elegy written in a country church-yard. By the
fame. From the fame authority
The black bird. A makarony fable. By John Hall
Stephenfon, efq. From "Makarony fables," 1768 94
Grazie a gl' inganni tuoi, &c. Metaftafio. To
mifs By the fame. From “ Lyric con-
folations," 1769
Oriental eclogues. By William Collins. From his
66
Poems, 1765
Ode on the death of Mr. Thomson. By the fame.
From the fame authority
Odes. By Mark Akenfide, M. D. From his
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74
84
88
99
101
108
III
"Poems," 1779
Infcriptions. By the fame. From the fame authority 119
Ode on the fifth of December, being the birth-day of
a beautiful young lady. By Chriftopher Smart.
From bis" Poems,” 1752
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