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Contents of the Second Volume.

POEMS, by Henry Lord Holland
by Lord Belgrave

Ode to Lord Belgrave, on his leaving Harrow

A Tenement to be let

Imitation of Catullus

Rondeau

Sonnets

Imitation of Horace, to Lady Millar

Love Elegy

Epiftle to Lady Grosvenor

Ode to Ed. Malone, Efq. on Rowley's Poems

Ode, on the Birth-day of the Princess Amelia

Extempore on Thought

Infcription on a favourite dog

Simile

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To Hope

By Mr. Haftings, on his paffage from Afia

To Mr. Hastings

To the Memory of Mifs Linley

Laurel and Thorn

To a Lady, by A. Kauffman

On a Robin, by Mrs. Bond Hopkins

On Brown's alterations at Clermont

Bon Mot, by the late C. Townfhend

On the death of the late C. Townikend

On the Duchefs of Kingston

Rondeau, by Mr. Luders

On the Marchionefs of Buckingham

Sonnets, by T. Warwick

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98

99

Epigrams

105, 106, 113, 116, 117, 130, 159, 160, 169, 179,

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FUGITIVE PIECES.

WRITTEN AT NICE,

AUGUST 1743.

BY THE RIGHT HON. HENRY FOX, LATE LORD

HOLLAND.

O! Where are all the winds? O! who will feize

And bear me gasping to fome northern breeze?
Or westward to yon Pyrenæans go

Lay me where lies the yet unmelted fnow.

O! my foul's panting wifh in mid-day dreams!
O! native foil! O! verdure, woods, and ftreams,
Where are ye? And thou! lovely Redlynch! where
Thy graffy profpects, and thy vernal air?

O fend thy fpacious waters to my aid,
Lend me thy lofty elm's protecting shade;

VOL. II.

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Hence.