To the memory of the celebrated Henry Fielding, who is interred without a monumental ftone in the Factory burial ground at Lisbon, round which is planted many Cypress Trees. By Capt. E. THOMPSON.

WHILE pompous monuments adorn these tombs,

And every ftone an Epitaph affumes;

To tell the Pedigree of fool and fot.
From whom defcended---and by whom begot,
Yet all these plodding dunces can refuse
A Stone---and Epitaph---to thy fweet mufe!
There needs no marble o'er fuch facred bones,
To tell the fame of Fielding and Tom Jones;
For what these fools refus'd---kind Nature
A grove of cyprefs to adorn thy grave.

gave:

FINI S.

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

WAhing week. By Capt. Thompson,

Albany. A monody. By the fame

Platonic love,

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4

6

On feeing the Cozeners,

Epitaph in a country church-yard,

On feeing Mr. Garrick at the Theatre,

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ibid

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On Sir Geo. Warren lofing his George,

Verfes on the wall of an Inn,

On Dryden's buft being thrown down,

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On

On Mifs A. Drummond. By Mr. Mafon,

Lines to Mrs. Mahon,

A jeu d'efprit. By the dean of Derry,
On General Gage,

A fea fong,

On a lady's picture. An epigram,

On Taylor's pictures. By Mr. Garrick,
An accomplish'd woman,

An elegy,

An ode to Mifs S-M- of York-buildings,

Love epiftles. Lais, by Mr. Sheridan, &c.

Epift!e 2d. the pleafing constraint,

Epiftle 4th. The experiment,

Hymn to Janus. By Mr. Cunningham,

The modern traveller,

Verses to a lady, with Shakespeare,

Epigram. By Prior,

Mr. Pope's welcome from Greece, By Mr. Gay,

Reflections on a clean thirt,

To General Conway on his being Secretary of State,

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The ftrolling player,

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Mr. Langhorne to M.- Eli. de Beaumont,

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On a lady's being troubled with St. Vitus's dance,

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On a lady wearing patches by the Rev. G. Cafwal,

415

Sonnet. On the Operas,

ibid

On Lloyd's Opera. By C. Churchill,

On the 30th of November,

ibid

To the prince of Orange. By E. Waller,

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Elegy on Mrs. Bowes. By L-M-W. Montague,

132

Cenfure of the world. An elegy,

The contraft, a vifion. To Lord Stanley,

An epiftle from a midshipman,

The garrulous man, By Mr. Schomberg,
The nymph of the hill. To Mifs Pearce,
Providence,

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The delicate compliance, By Mr, H. Kelly,

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'The rofe and butterfly. By Mr. Cunningham,

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Elegy, in a garden. By Mr. Mason,

On a faded rofe, worn By Mrs. B. By Mr. V—

Additional lines to the Ghoft. By C. Churchill,

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