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The Lady and the Pye: or, Know thyself
The Plum Cakes: or, The Farmer and
5
his Three Sons..........
8
The Foolish Traveller: or, A good Inn is
a bad Home.................................
Turn the Carpet; or, The Two Weavers:
in a Dialogue between Dick and John
The Bad Bargain: or, The World set up
12
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16
18
23
to Sale...........
The Feast of Freedom.....
MISCELLANEOUS PIECES :
Time: a Hint for the New Year.........
35
Early rising.........................
The Widow's Mite............................
Inscription in a beautiful Retreat called
Fairy Bower..........
A Riddle.........
42
4.4.
45
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4.8
HYMNS:
The True Heroes: or, The Noble Army of
Martyrs.............
A Christmas Hymn.........
A Hymn of Praise, for the abundant Har-
vest of 1796, after a Year of Scarcity
A Midnight Hymn......
EPITAPHS:
On the Rev. Mr. Penrose, thirty-two
Years Vicar of St. Gluvias, Cornwall... 63
On Mrs. Blandford...............
On Mrs. Little, in Redcliff Church,
63
Bristol......
!.............
64
On General Lawrence, memorable for his
Conquests in India, and for his Cle-
mency to the Vanquished: on a Monu-
ment erected by Sir Robert Palk....... 64
On the Rev. Mr, Hunter, who received a
Degree from the University of Oxford
for his Work against Lord Bolingbroke's
Philosophy.........
On C. Dicey, Esq. in Claybrook Church,
Leicestershire......
65
On a young Lady............
Inscription on a Cenotaph in a Garden,
erected to a deceased Friend............. 66
On the Rev. Mr. Love, in the Cathedral
at Bristol...........
...............
On the Rev. Sir James Stonhouse, Bart.
M.D. in the Chapel at the Hotwells,
Bristol..............
On Sarah Stonhouse, second Wife of the
Rev. Sir James Stonhouse, Bart.........
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.... 71
In Memory of Anna and Emma Dicey of
Claybrook Hall.....
BALLADS:
The Ploughman's Ditty; being an An-
swer to that foolish Question, What
have the Poor to lose? a Question
frequently asked during the Alarm of
Invasion.......
.......... 75
Will Chip's True Rights of Man, in Op-
position to the New Rights of Man:
written for the Volunteers of Somer-
setshire, when there was an Alarm of
Invasion on that Coast. By a Jour-
neyman Carpenter.......
......... 78
The Hackney Coachman; or, The Way
to get a good Fare................
Patient Joe; or, The Newcastle Collier
The Riot; or, Half a Loaf is better than
no Bread: in a Dialogue between Jack
Anvil and Tom Hod: written in 1795.
a Year of Scarcity and Alarm............. 86
A King or a Consul?...............
....... 90
Fair Words and Foul Meanings............ 93
The Market-house Orator: or, The Loyal
Weavers........
81
83
96
The Loyal Subject's Political Creed....... 100
Look before you leap.........................
The Black Slave
..... 103
Poem................. 107