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| XC.
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To Oblivion |
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| LXCI.
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Reflections on some Drawings of Plants |
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| XCII.
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Written at Bignor Park in Sussex, in August, 1799 |
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| The Dead Beggar |
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| The Female Exile |
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| Occasional Address. Written for the Benefit of a distressed Player, detained at Brighthelmstonefor debt, November 1792 |
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| Inscription on a Stone in the Church-Yard at Boreham, in Essex |
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| A descriptive Ode |
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| Verses supposed to have been written in the New Forest, in early Spring |
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| Song. From the French |
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| Apostrophe to an Old Tree |
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| The Forest Boy |
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