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Designs in Architecture for Garden Chairs, small Gates for Villas, Park Entrances, Aviaries, Temples, Boat Houses, Mausoleums, and Bridges, with Plans, &c. London, 1800. oblong folio. ROBIN, Poor. Poor Robin's Visions, with the present Humours of the Times. London, 1677. 8vo. 4s. Nassau, pt. ii. 67, 17s. Poor Robin's Almanack. Herrick the poet is said to have been the original author. It was first published in 1661 or 1662. Poor Robin's Pathway to Knowledge. 1663. Garrick, 1905, 3s. 6d. 1688. 8vo. Poor Robin's Answer to Mr. Thomas Danson. Lond. 1677. 4to. Poor Robin's Perambulation from SaffronWalden to London, performed this Month of July 1678. London, 1678. 4to. pp. 22. This perambulation in verse is curious by the local notice of various places. Poor Robin's Jests. Published about 1669. Robin Conscience. See PARKER, Martin. The Booke of Meeter of Robin Conscience against his Father Couetousnesse, his Mother Newgise and his Sister Proud Beautye. London by Edward Allde. 4to. 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