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Be Calm, my Child…, plate opposite p. 94 in the book Original Stories from Real Life … to… Form the Mind to Truth and Goodness by Mary Wollstonecraft (London: J. Johnson, 1791), 1791

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Ballads Founded on Anecdotes Relating to Animals by William Hayley (London: Richard Phillips, 1805), 1805

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[The sun beheld it..], on page 75, thirty-fifth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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["What gleams of joy...."] on page 41, twenty-third plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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["Trembling each gulp..."]on page 57, twenty-ninth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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["Time, having passed on..."] on page 25, fifteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

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["This KING OF TERRORS..."] on page 63, thirtieth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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["Our dying friends..."] on page 54, twenty-seventh plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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["As if the sun could envy..." on page 49, twenty-sixth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

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"Where sense runs savage..." page 46, on twenty-fifth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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"When faith is virtue..., on page 92, forty-first plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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"What, though my soul..." on page 4, third plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

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"We censure nature..." on page 23, thirteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

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"Tis greatly wise..." on page 31, eighteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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"Time, in advance..." on page 24, fourteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

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"Till death, that mighty hunter..., on page 70, thirty-second plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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"Till at Death's toll..." on page 7, fourth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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"The thunder, if in that..., on page 80, thirty-sixth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

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Be Calm, my Child…, plate opposite p. 94 in the book Original Stories from Real Life … to… Form the Mind to Truth and Goodness by Mary Wollstonecraft (London: J. Johnson, 1791), 1791

Ballads Founded on Anecdotes Relating to Animals by William Hayley (London: Richard Phillips, 1805), 1805

[The sun beheld it..], on page 75, thirty-fifth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

["What gleams of joy...."] on page 41, twenty-third plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

["Trembling each gulp..."]on page 57, twenty-ninth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

["Time, having passed on..."] on page 25, fifteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

["This KING OF TERRORS..."] on page 63, thirtieth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

["Our dying friends..."] on page 54, twenty-seventh plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

["As if the sun could envy..." on page 49, twenty-sixth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

"Where sense runs savage..." page 46, on twenty-fifth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

"When faith is virtue..., on page 92, forty-first plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

"What, though my soul..." on page 4, third plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

"We censure nature..." on page 23, thirteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

"Tis greatly wise..." on page 31, eighteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

"Time, in advance..." on page 24, fourteenth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1796

"Till death, that mighty hunter..., on page 70, thirty-second plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

"Till at Death's toll..." on page 7, fourth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797

"The thunder, if in that..., on page 80, thirty-sixth plate in the book The Complaint and the Consolation, or Night Thoughts by Edward Young (London: Richard Edwards, 1797), 1797