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* Latin Imitation of Gay. By the late Rev. Reynell

Cotton

* Whitsuntide. By the late Thomas Warton, jun.

*Christmas. By the same

Free Imitation of an Ode by Walter de Mapes

# Song. By the late John Bampfylde, Esq.

Heroic Ballad of John Wilkes

Ballad on the breaking of the Water-head, &c. page 92

110

* A Morsel for a Musselman. By J. S. Esq.

* Sonnet to the Red-breast. By John Bampfylde,

Esq.

* Sonnet. Written at a Farm. By the same

The Paradox

* Address of an Indian Girl to an Adder. By the

late Dr. Warton

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118

* Epitaphium Susannæ Serle, &c. By the late

To a Grasshopper. From the Greek

* Elwes and the Mouse. From the same. By W. C. 119

* Lines on the War with America. By the late

* Ignotum omne pro Magnifico. By—J-1, Esq. 128

SALMAGUNDI.

B

CONGENIAL to my pensive breast
O'ershadowing clouds the skies invest;
Fast-falling showers deform the glade,
No cheering ray dispels the shade,
No lark's clear carol wakes the morn
That, lowering, bids my steps forlorn