Poet

Stephen Duck

1705–1756

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English

A Description of a Journey To Marlborough, Bath, Portsmouth, &c
A Pastoral Elegy
A POEM ON HER Majesty's Birth-Day
An EPIGRAM. (If Words are Wind, as some allow)
An IMITATION Of the Sixteenth Ode Of the Second Book of HORACE
An Imitation of the Sixteenth Ode of the Third Book of HORACE
An Imitation of the Tenth Ode of the Second Book of HORACE
An ODE ON THE BATTLE of Dettingen
An ODE, presented to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of WALES, in Richmond Gardens, on…
AVARO and AMANDA, CANTO I
AVARO and AMANDA, CANTO II
AVARO and AMANDA, CANTO III
AVARO and AMANDA, CANTO IV
CAESAR's CAMP; OR, St. GEORGE'S HILL. A POEM
CHLOE's CONQUEST
Every Man in his Own Way. AN EPISTLE TO A FRIEND
FELIX and CONSTANCE
Felix, qui patriis aevum transegit in agris, Ipsa domus puerum quem videt, ipsa senem, &c
Hints to a School-master
Occasion'd by a Dispute with a LADY
Of FRIENDSHIP. To CELIA
On a GOOD CONSCIENCE
On a Screen, work'd in Flowers by Her Royal Highness ANNE, Princess of ORANGE
On Celia's Picture, drawn by Sir Godfrey Kneller
On Delia singing, and playing on Music
On FLORELLA's Birth-Day
On MITES
On Mrs. Ls
On MUSIC
On Poverty
On POVERTY
On PROVIDENCE
On RICHMOND PARK, and ROYAL GARDENS
On Royal Benevolence
On the Hon. Mrs. HORNER's Travelling for the Recovery of her Health
On the Marriage of his Serene Highness the Prince of Orange
On the QUEEN's Grotto, in RICHMOND Gardens
On Two Young Ladies leaving the Country
PENELOPE to ULYSSES
The ABSENT LOVER
The Answer
The THRESHER's LABOUR
The Vision. a Poem
Thus Imitated
To a Gentleman, who requested a Copy of Verses from the Author
To a Young LADY, who had a CUPID given Her
To DEATH
To His ROYAL HIGHNESS The DUKE of CUMBERLAND, On His BIRTH-DAY
To Mr. Winder, (now Fellow) of Corpus-Christi, Oxford; in Answer to a Latin Epistle, which he sent me
To Mr. WORSDALE: Occasion'd by seeing CELIA's Picture unfinish'd
To Stephen Duck, on his late preferment by Her Majesty
To the Author of a Poem on the Duke of Lorrain's Arrival at the British Court
To the Rev. Dr. Freind, on his quitting Westminster School
To the Right Honourable William Clayton, Esq (now Lord Sundon) on his being Elected Representative in…
TRUTH and FALSHOOD
VERSES to the Author, In Imitation of HORACE's ODE on PINDAR