Enrich'd with myftic figures quaint and dark, And many a fage, and many a fhrewd remark; While to his penetrating eye appears

The color of his ALLAN's future years!

END OF THE SECOND BOOK.

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THE HISTORY OF DEVONSHIRE. Vol. I. Part I. Folio.

Twenty-two DISCOURSES, &c. In two Vols. Octavo. Second Edition.

V.

A DISCOURSE, preached Dec. 30th, 1792. Olavo.

VI.

A DISCOURSE, preached Aug. 27th, 1797. Octavo.

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A Volume of POEMS, including the ENGLISH ORATOR. Quarto. Third Edition.

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POEMS, by Gentlemen of DEVON and CORNWALL. Two Volumes. Octavo.

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THEOCRITUS, BION, MOSCHUS, TYRTEUS, &c. &c. In English Verfe. Two Volumes. Octavo. Second Edition.

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THE INFLUENCE OF LOCAL ATTACHMENT, with refpect to Home, in Seven Books; and Odes, with other Poems. In two Volumes. Octavo. Second Edition.

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SKETCHES IN VERSE, with Profe Illuftrations. Duodecimo. Second Edition, with feveral additional Poems.

I.

THE HISTORY OF DEVONSHIRE, Vol. I. Part II. including the Roman, Saxon, and Norman periods; with a great variety of new Engravings. Folio.

II.

DISCOURSES; Vol. III. and IV. Octavo.

III.

SERMONS ON THE RELATIVE DUTIES. In Two Volumes. Octavo.

IV.

The Third Book of the OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.

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