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As Lady Betty Modish
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"Appear at a Party! to choose King and Queen!",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 9) -
La Mere
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"In humdrum mood, I rack my brain",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 9) -
Dame Nature
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"They, of all tiresome things on earth,",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 9) -
Numscull
i
"I really joy in others' wit,",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 9) -
The Mansfield Miller
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"How happy a state does our Miller possess!",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 10) -
The Poet Laureate
i
"Thus am I named - though not a grain",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 10) -
La Jonquille
i
"How bright and gay thou dost appear,",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 10) -
Stupid Sue
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"Poor witless Sue may task her brain",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 10) -
L'Ennui. - Helas!
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"How goes the en'my? What! and three hours still -",
1868
single work
poetry
— Appears in: Shelousho Melochim, or, Various Exercises and Fragments in Metre by Divers Authors : The Second Volume 1868; (p. 10)
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