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Johnson, Samuel o Anacreon, Ode IX
o Autumn; An Ode
o Burlesque Of Some Lines Of Lopez De Vega
o Burlesque Of The Modern Versifications Of Ancient Legendary Tales. An Impromptu
o Epigram On George II. And Colley Cibber, Esq.
o Epilogue Intended...Spoken By A Lady...Personate "Ghost Of Hermione"
o Epitaph For Mr. Hogarth
o Epitaph On Claude Phillips
o Epitaphium In Thomam Hanmer, Baronettum (and Paraphrase)
o Epitaphs (Latin)
o Evening; An Ode To Stella
o Friendship; An Ode
o Horace, Lib. IV. Ode VII. Translated
o Imitation Of The Style Of ****
o Impromptu On Hearing Miss Thrale...About A Gown And Hat She Was Inclined To Wear
o Impromptu Translation Of An Air In The Clemenza Di Tito Of Metastasio
o Improviso On A Young Heir's Coming Of Age
o Improviso Translation Of Some Lines Of M. Benserade A Son Lit
o Lines Written In Ridicule Of Certain Poems Published In 1777
o Lines Written Under A Print Representing Persons Skaiting
o London
o Midsummer; An Ode
o Natural Beauty - To Stella, The
o On Seeing A Bust Of Mrs. Montague
o On The Death Of Mr. Robert Levet, A Practiser In Physick
o On The Death Of Stephen Grey, F.R.S., The Electrician
o One And Twenty
o Paraphrase Of Proverbs, Chap. VI. Verses 6-11
o Parody Of A Translation From The Medea Of Euripides
o Poemata (Latin)
o Prologue Spoken By Mr Garrick, At Opening Of The Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, 1747
o Prologue To Goldsmith's Comedy Of The Good-Natured Man, 1769
o Prologue To The Comedy Of A Work To The Wise
o Prologue; Spoken By Mr. Garrick, April 5, 1750, Before The Masque Of Comus
o Spring; An Ode
o Stella In Mourning
o To A Friend
o To A Young Lady, On Her Birthday
o To Lady Firebrace, At Bury Assizes
o To Lyce, An Elderly Lady
o To Miss **** On Her Giving The Author A Gold And Silk Network Purse Of Her Own
o To Miss **** On Her Playing Upon The Harpsichord
o To Miss Hickman, Playing On The Spinet
o To Mrs. Thrale, On Her Completing Her Thirty-Fifth Year
o To Stella
o Translation From The Medea Of Euripides
o Translation Of A Distich On Duke Of Modena's Running Away From Comet
o Translation Of A Speech Of Aquileio In The Adriano Of Metastasio
o Translation Of Horace. Book II. Ode IX
o Translation Of Part Of The Dialogue Between Hector And Andromache
o Translation Of Some Lines At The End Of Baretti's Easy Phraseology
o Translation Of Some Lines, Written Under A Print Representing Persons Skating
o Translation Of The Two First Stanzas Of The Song "Rio Verde, Rio Verde"
o Translation Of Virgil. Pastoral I
o Vanity Of Human Wishes, The
o Verses, Written At The Request Of A Gentleman, To Whom A Lady Had Given A Sprig
o Winter's Walk, The
o Winter; An Ode
o Young Author, The
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