Poems selected and printed by a small party of English, who made this amusement a substitute for society, which the disturbed situation of the country prevented their enjoying.
Strasburg : in the month of February,
1792.
Contents: The deserted village, by Goldsmith. An elegy written in a country churchyard, by Gray. A monody on the death of his lady, by Lyttelton. A pastoral ballad, in four parts, by Shenstone. Verses to the memory of Garrick, by Sheridan. A prayer for indifference, by Greville. Ode to adversity, by Gray. Ode on a distant prospect of Eton, by Gray, The rape of the lock, by Pope.
Half-title: A selection of poems.
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