| To my Eldest Brother, Lieutenant in the Twenty-third Regiment of Foot
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63
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| To Patriotism
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64
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| To my Younger Brother on his Entering the Army
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65
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| Sonnet - Where nature's grand romantic charms invite
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66
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| To Autumn
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66
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| Sonnet - ’Tis sweet to think the spirits of the blest,
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67
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| The Petition of the Redbreast
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68
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| Inscription for a Hermitage
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69
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| The Minstrel Bard
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70
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| To the Muse
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71
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| Genius
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72
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| Rural Walks
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77
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| The Alpine Shepherd
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79
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| Sonnet, to Agnes
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80
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| Christmas
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81
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| The Wreath of Spring
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83
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| Sonnet to a Dying Exotic
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84
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| The Vale of Clwyd
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85
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| Sea Piece, by Moonlight
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88
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| Lines to Major Cox on Receiving from Him an Elegant Box of Colours
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89
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| Sonnet - Ah! now farewell, thou sweet and gentle maid
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90
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| The Path of Life
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91
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| The Morning Walk
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93
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| Harvest Hymn
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94
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| A Tribute to the Genius of Robert Burns
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96
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| The Vernal Shower
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97
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| Evening, on the Seashore
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99
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| Sonnet - I love to hail the mild the balmy hour
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100
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| Song of a Wood Nymph
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101
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| The Scenes of Conway
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103
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