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Books & documents
- Selections from Five English Poets — Unknown Read / download (public domain) Project Gutenberg [Public Domain] [epub · text]
- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1884) — Thomas Gray Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Elegy Written in Country Churchyard and Other Poems (1853) — Thomas Gray, R. S . Gilbert, G. R . Traffora Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- an elegy written in a country churchyard (1885) — thomas gray Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Stoke Poges Church : the "country churchyard." (1909) — Stoke Poges Church (Slough, England) Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- [Elegy written in a country churchyard. Italian and English]. Elegia inglese di Tommaso Gray sopra un cimitero campestre trasportata in verso italiano da Giuseppe Torelli Veronese. 1793 (1793) — Gray, Thomas. Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- [Elegy written in a country churchyard. Greek and English]. Elegia Grayiana Gracce, accedit etiam epitaphium in ecclesia episcopali Bristoliensi et Grace redditum, interprete Equardo Tew, ... 1795 (1795) — Gray, Thomas Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- ...Goldsmith's The traveller and The deserted dvillage; (1900) — Goldsmith, Oliver, 1730?-1774, Tupper, Frederick, 1871-1950, ed, Burns, Robert, 1759-1796. The cotter's Saturday night, Gray, Thomas, 1716-1771. Elegy, written in a country churchyard Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- The classic hundred : all-time favorite poems (1990) — Harmon, William, 1938-, Harmon, William, 1938- Concise Columbia book of poetry Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- [Elegy written in a country churchyard. French, Latin and English. 1788]. Elegie composee dans un cimetiere de campagne, traduite en francois, vers pour vers, de l'anglois de Gray par P.G.D.B. ... On y a joint une traduction de la meme piece, en vers latins, par un membre de l'Universite de Cambridge. 1788 (1788) — Gray, Thomas, The Poet. Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Treasury of favorite poems (2002) — Unknown Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- [Elegy written in a country churchyard Greek]. Elegeia Thomae Gray, Graece reddita. Etonae excudit T. Pote; vaneunt etiam. 1793 (1793) — Gray, Thomas the Poet Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- The Catholic national series: The New fifth reader (1894) — Unknown Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/]
- The Viking book of poetry of the English-speaking world (1958) — Aldington, Richard, 1892-1962 ed Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- An elegy written originally in a country churchyard ... 1753 (1753) — [Gray, Thomas, The Poet]. Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Elegy written in country churchyard and other poems (1853) — Gray, Thomas, 1716-1771, Gilbert, R. S Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Advanced reader : specially prepared to elicit thought and to facilitate literary composition (1884) — Christian Brothers Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/]
- Elegy written in a country churchyard: and other poems (1877) — Thomas Gray Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Elegy written in a country churchyard / by Thomas Gray. (1887) — Gray, Thomas, 1716-1771 Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Advanced Reader, Specially Prepared To Elicit Thought And To Facilitate Literary Composition (1893) — Christian Brothers Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/]
- [Elegy written in a country churchyard]. The grave. A poem. By Robert Blair. To which is added An elegy written in a country church-yard. By Mr. Gray. - A new edition. 1783 (1783) — Gray, Thomas. Read at the Internet Archive Internet Archive [Internet Archive — see item page]
- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1884) — Venkataraman M, Thomas Gray Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- An elegy written in a country church yard (1751) — Thomas Gray Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The grave. A poem (1743) — Robert Blair Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- An elegy, written in a country church yard (1771) — Thomas Gray Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Elegy, written in a country church yard (1851) — Thomas Gray, Niclas Müller Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Thomas Gray's Elegy written in a country churchyard (1987) — Harold Bloom Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard (2022) — Thomas Gray Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- The grave (1743) — Robert Blair Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Gray's elegy written in a country churchyard (1890) — Thomas Gray Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
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