The Works of Thomas Gray: Containing His Poems, and Correspondence with Several Eminent Literary Characters ; to which are Added Memoirs of His Life and Writings

Rivington, 1821 - 545 pages

To Mr Brown Sending him a mes	1

For Music	7

Prefatory narrative Mr Gray takes his degree	21

Letter	34

From Mr West Answer to the former	46

Additional Poems not in Mr Musons Edition	53

Impromptu suggested by a View of the Seat	59

Upon his Odes by David Garrick	65

SECTION III	206

Letter 1	207

The plan dramatis persona and all the speeches	211

From Mr West Criticism on	221

From Mr West Answer to the former	227

To Mr West Criticises his Ode	233

Account of Mr Wests death Of Mr Grays	240

To Dr Wharton on taking his degree	252

Title	The Works of Thomas Gray: Containing His Poems, and Correspondence with Several Eminent Literary Characters ; to which are Added Memoirs of His Life and Writings
Authors	Thomas Gray, William Mason
Publisher	Rivington, 1821
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	25 May 2022
Length	545 pages

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Ode on the Backwardness of Spring	66

Stanzas on the same Occasion tv a Lady	81

Epitaph on his Monument in Westminster Abbey	88

To Mr Walpole Excuse for	98

From Mr West A poetical epistle	107

To Mr Walpole Supposed manner	115

From Mr West Thanks for his Ode	122

Short narrative concluding the Section	128

Connecting Narrative Mr Gray goes abroad with	129

To Mr West Palace of Versailles	136

To his Father Face of the country	142

To his Father Geneva Advantage	149

To his Mother Journey over	151

To Mr West Genoa Music The	157

To Mr West Journey from Genoa	164

To his Mother Illumination of	170

To his Mother Road to Naples	180

To Mr West Answer to the foregoing	187

To his Father Uncertainty of	197

To Mr West The time of his	200

Letter ? To Dr Wharton Ridicule on Uni	259

To Mr WalpoleLudicrous compli	269

To Dr Wharton More on M Gresset	272

To Dr Wharton Character of M	287

To Dr Wharton Wishes to be able	293

To Dr Wharton On the ill reception	305

To Dr Wharton Of his own indo	328

To Mr Mason Dissuading him from	341

To Mr Mason On two Parodies	368

To Dr WhartonLoss by fire of	369

Count Algarotti to Mr Gray Compli	388

To Mr Beattie Thanks for a letter	396

To Mr Beattie Apology for not	405

To Mr Mason On his wifes	411

To Mr Beattie On the same sub	420

Enumeration of such other literary pursuits of	428

To Mr Beattie His reason for writing	435

From Mr West Approbation of	465

To Mr How On receiving three	471

The manner in which the count rectified his mis	473

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