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All things are gay, the blooming flow'rs appear
*Bowles, [ ]; Box, [ ]
`A pastoral dialogue on Doctor Braithwait's election'
'Tis here he condescends to keep his last.
Yale
c.170
p. 25
As when wild fancies some enchantments raise
`On the King of France his statue brought over by the Duke of Marl[borough] and placed before Blenheim House'
He fir'd their navy and their camp alarms.
Yale
c.170
p. 11
Assist me now good Polyhymny
Eyers, [ ]
`The chimney sweeper turned poet'
Who has not heard of chimney money.
Yale
c.170
p. 23
Cupid of all the heavenly host
Warner, [ ]
`Cupid stung by a bee' [Theocritus, Idyll 19]
The bee by stinging others, dies.
Yale
c.170
p. 13
Having no friend from whom I might
Barwick, [ ], sr.
`A complaint from Parnassus or an annual epistolary commerce between Oxford and Winton College'
Will oblige your friends the muses.
Yale
c.170
p. 6
Here night and Day conspire a cozening flight
`On Mr. Day's breaking and running away by night who lived at the sign of the Horseshoe Oxf[ord]'
Ere long you'll see Day at a little hole.
Yale
c.170
p. 15 (var.)
If poet's credit does not weaken fame
Gardiner, [ ]
`Westminster Hall'
Since neither truly is, and neither should be, blind.
Yale
c.170
p. 1
Imperial Jove commands his heav'n alone
Bradford, [ ]
`On the present reign [of Queen Anne]'
Earth she has freed by arms and vanquish'd heav'n by pray'rs.
Yale
c.170
p. 19
Long have the busy instruments of hell
Eyers, [ ]
`On Hobbes stole out of the library'
Ruins the world and triumphs in his spite.
Yale
c.170
p. 16
Of cobbler's tenements involv'd in smoke
Needham, [ ]
`On the Mohawks'
Black blood and clotted gore, their galligaskins stains.
Yale
c.170
p. 21
Some matters have been long impending
*Cranley, [ ]; Gardiner, [ ], junior
`A dialogue between John Bull and Nicholas Frog'
Tomorrow I design for Dover.
Yale
c.170
p. 9
The time and place, hunger and hazard set,
Pigg, [ ]
`Upon one Bacon robbed by a redcoat'
The soldier got many a pound of Bacon.
Yale
c.170
p. 31
When the bold relics of the Trojan blood
Bull, [ ]
`On the Congress at Utrecht' [1713]
And Anna's favor your success shall crown.
Yale
c.170
p. 4
When will aspiring faction calm its pride
Norwood, [ ]
`On the death of the lions'
Led them to conquest, and their doubts remov'd.
Yale
c.170
p. 33
Why these I should sing
Kendall, [ ]
`On Dapper's chicks alias Anabaptists'
I am sure it can ne'er be a dry one.
Yale
c.170
p. 27