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Anne Kingsmill Finch

• The Atheist And The Acorn
• The Battle Between The Rats And The Weazles
• The Bird And The Arras
• The Brass-Pot And Stone-Jugg
• The Cautious Lovers
• The Change
• The Critick And The Writer Of Fables
• The Decision Of Fortune
• The Dog And His Master
• The Eagle, The Sow, And The Cat
• The Equipage
• The Executor
• The Hog, The Sheep, And Goat, Carrying To A Fair
• The House Of Socrates
• The Hymn
• The Introduction
• The King And The Shepherd
• The Lord And The Bramble
• The Lyon And The Gnat
• The Man And His Horse
• The Man Bitten By Fleas
• The Marriage Of Edward Herbert Esquire, And Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert
• The Owl Describing Her Young Ones
• The Petition For An Absolute Retreat
• The Philosopher, The Young Man, And His Statue
• The Phoenix
• The Poor Man's Lamb
• The Shepherd And The Calm
• The Shepherd Piping To The Fishes
• The Spleen
• The Tradesman And The Scholar
• The Tree
• The Unequal Fetters
• The Wit And The Beau
• The Young Rat And His Dam, The Cock And The Cat
• There's No To-Morrow
• Three Songs
• To A Husband
• To Death
• To Edward Jenkinson, Esq
• To Mr. F. Now Earl Of W
• To Silvia
• To The Nightingale
• To The Painter Of An Ill-Drawn Picture Of Cleone
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