Conscience personified, an allegorical sketch: and the pet lamb, an elegy. By James Cawdell, comedian

The impotent lover describ'd in Six elegies on old-age . In imitation of Cornelius Gallus. With a satyr on our modern letchers; shewing the many new inventions they have to raise their lust, viz. flogging, &c. By the author of the Letters from a nun to a cavalier. In verse.

Lachrym� Hiberni�  or, the tears of Ireland, a poem.

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Elegiac poetry - 18th century

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Conscience personified, an allegorical sketch: and the pet lamb, an elegy. By James Cawdell, comedian

The impotent lover describ'd in Six elegies on old-age . In imitation of Cornelius Gallus. With a satyr on our modern letchers; shewing the many new inventions they have to raise their lust, viz. flogging, &c. By the author of the Letters from a nun to a cavalier. In verse.

Lachrym� Hiberni� or, the tears of Ireland, a poem.