[The articles thus * marked have never appeared
in any other Collection of Mr. Gray's Works.]

Life of the Author

3

ODES.

ON the Spring .

On the Death of a favourite Cat

On a distant Prospect of Eton College

To Adversity

The Progress of Poesy

-

A Long Story

MISCELLANIES.

Elegy written in a Country Church-Yard

- 101

- 110

SUPPLEMENT.

Comprizing the Posthumous Poems and Frag-
ments of Mr. Gray.

Ode on the Pleasure arising from Vicissitude

An imitation from the Gododin

Translation of a passage from Statius

166

*Tophet. An Epigram

Impromptu, suggested by a View of the Seat

and Ruins of a deceased Nobleman

*The Candidate, or the Cambridge Courtship

Sketch of his own Character

POEMS

Addressed to, and in Memory of, Mr. Gray.

*Upon his Odes, by David Garrick, Esq.

Ode on the backwardness of Spring

*On the Death of Mr. Gray

*Another; by Lord Carlisle

*Lines to the Memory of Mr. Gray, by Mr.

*Fragment on the Death of Mr. Gray

*Stanzas on the same Occasion, by a Lady

The Tears of Genius

*Epitaph on his Monument in Westminster

Abbey, by Mr. Mason

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BENJAMIN JOHNSON,

PRINTER.

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