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  <dc:title>James Beattie's copy of poems and fragments by Thomas Gray</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Disbound pages with copies of poems and fragments by Thomas Gray, copied from Gray's notebooks  by James Beattie, and with introductory comments by him. Undated.

The contents are:
Stanza's to Mr Bentley
Epitaph to Sir William Williams
An Essay on Education and Government [fragment]
Ode: Now the golden morn aloft
[Agrippina: A Tragedy. fragment]
Two Songs: Thyrsis, when we parted, swore; Midst beauty, and pleasure's gay triumphs to languish

The sheet with the Two Songs is not part of the main disbound copy. It is endorsed on the reverse by Beattie: "Songs by Mr Gray, not printed. 1781. Sent to me by Mr Mason of York about nine years ago."</dc:description>
  <dc:date>18th century</dc:date>
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