Poet

Thomas Gray

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• 40. Cf. Ode on Eton College, 55-70 and 81-90
• A FAIRY TALE,
• A HYMN TO CONTENTMENT.
• A LONG STORY.
• A NIGHT-PIECE ON DEATH.
• Amatory Lines
• An
• AN ALLEGORY ON MAN.
• AN ELEGY TO AN OLD BEAUTY.
• ANACREON, ODE NINTH.
• ANACREONTIC.
• ANACREONTIC.
• ANTISTROPHE.
• ANTISTROPHE.
• ANTISTROPHE.glossed
• ANTISTROPHE.
• AUTUMN.
• BURLESQUEglossed
• BURLESQUE ODE.
• Comic Lines
• ELEGIAC VERSES Occasioned by the Sight of the Plains where the Battle of Trebiae was fought
• ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD.
• EPIGRAMglossed
• EPILOGUE
• EPITAPH
• EPITAPH FOR MR HOGARTH.glossed
• Epitaph on a Child
• EPITAPH ON CLAUDE PHILLIPS,glossed
• EPITAPH ON MRS JANE CLARKE.glossed
• Epitaph on Mrs. Mason
• Epitaph on Sir William Williams
• EVENING: AN ODE.
• Fond. Foolish. See on Prog. of Poesy, 46
• FRIENDSHIP: AN ODE.
• GRAY ON HIMSELF.glossed
• HEALTH: AN ECLOGUE.
• HESIOD; OR, THE RISE OF WOMAN.
• HORACE,
• Hymn to Ignorance: A Fragment
• I.— ON THE SPRING.
• III — ON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF ETON COLLEGE.
• IMITATION OF THE STYLE OF* * *glossed
• IMPROMPTUglossed
• Impromptus
• In 18th stanza, "Or crown the shrine," etc
• IV.— HYMN TO ADVERSITY.
• IX.— THE DEATH OF HOEL.
• LINESglossed
• LINES
• Lines Spoken by the Ghost of John Dennis at the Devil Tavern
• Lines Written at Burnham
• Lines: On Dr. Robert Smith
• LOVE ELEGY.
• MIDSUMMER.
• Ode on the Pleasure Arising from Vicissitude: A Fragment
• Ode On The Spring
• ODE TO BLUE-EYED ANN.
• ODE TO INDEPENDENCE.
• ODE TO LEVEN WATER.
• ODE TO MIRTH.
• ODE TO SLEEP.
• On L[or]d H[olland']s Seat near M[argat]e, K[en]t
• ON SEEING A BUST OF MRS MONTAGUE.glossed
• ON THE DEATH OF MR ROBERT LEVETT,
• ON THE DEATH OF STEPHEN GREY, F. R. S.,
• ONE AND TWENTY.
• PARAPHRASE
• PARODY OF A TRANSLATION
• PROLOGUE
• PROLOGUE
• PROLOGUE
• PROLOGUE
• Satire on the Heads of Houses: Or, Never a Barrel the Better Herring
• Song (Thyrsis, when we parted, swore)
• SONG.glossed
• SONG.
• SONG.
• SONG.
• SONG.
• SONG.glossed
• SONG.glossed
• SONG.
• Sonnet on the Death of Mr Richard West
• SPRING.
• Stanzas to Mr. Bentley
• STANZAS,
• STELLA IN MOURNING.
• STROPHE.
• STROPHE.
• STROPHE.glossed
• The Alliance of Education and Government: A Fragment
• The Augustan Reprint Society
• THE BARD.
• THE BOOK-WORM.
• The Candidate: Or, The Cambridge Courtship
• THE EPITAPH.glossed
• The Fatal Sisters
• THE FLIES: AN ECLOGUE.
• THE HERMIT.
• The Progress of Poesy
• THE TEARS OF SCOTLAND.
• THE YOUNG AUTHOR.
• TO A FRIEND.
• TO A YOUNG LADY,
• TO LADY FIREBRACE,glossed
• TO LYCE,
• TO MISS * * * *
• TO MISS HICKMAN,
• TO MR POPE.
• TO MRS THRALE,glossed
• TO STELLA.glossed
• TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE ROBERT EARL OF OXFORD AND EARL MORTIMER.
• TO THE SAME.
• Tophet
• TRANSLATION FROM STATIUS.
• V.— THE PROGRESS OF POESY.
• VERSESglossed
• Verses from Shakespeare: To Mrs. Anne, Regular Servant to the Rev. Mr. Precentor of York
• VERSES ON A YOUNG LADY
• VIII.— THE DESCENT OF ODIN.
• X.— THE TRIUMPH OF OWEN:
• XI.— FOR MUSIC.
• — JUVENAL.