| The Comparison, the Choice, and the Enjoyment |
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| The Complaint and the Consolation |
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| The Bloom of Life, fading in a happy Death |
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| The Almighty Conqueror |
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| The Altogether Lovely |
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| On a very profane Compliment in |
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| ODE, for Palatine Tune |
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| GOLIAH'S Defeat. In the Manner of Lucan |
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| An Elegy address'd |
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