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Author |
[Cowper, Maria Frances, 1726-1797.] |
Title |
Original poems, on various occasions.
By a lady. Revised by William
Cowper, Esq. of the Inner Temple. 2nd ed. |
Imprint |
Second edition. London : For Mathews and Leigh. 1807. |
Physical description |
viii,115,ivp. Contemporary calf, red label. |
Call number |
WPRP 21. |
Citation |
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 311. |
Notes |
Contains Advertisement. |
Epigraph |
- Epigraph, source not listed:
And sighs shall sooner fail than cause to sigh.
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Online copies |
Google Books
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Contents |
THE Christian dying |
1 |
Free Grace |
2 |
Prayer |
3 |
Written in Sickness |
4 |
Prayer |
4 |
The Christian’s View of Pleasure |
5 |
June 14th |
6 |
This World not our Rest, &c. |
7 |
Hymn |
9 |
Verses to Lady --- |
10 |
Love of Solitude, &c. |
11 |
Resignation |
13 |
My retired Hours |
15 |
The Libertine |
19 |
The Consolation |
21 |
On seeing a certain Advertisement |
23 |
A Hymn |
23 |
The Necessity and Use of Affliction |
24 |
The Retrospect |
25 |
Where has my Ambition led me? |
28 |
Dependence on God |
29 |
Advantages of Retirement |
29 |
The Soul’s Farewell to Earth, &c. |
30 |
Affliction |
32 |
Hymn |
32 |
Musing on former Times |
33 |
Hope in the Lord |
35 |
Future Prospects |
36 |
The Invitation |
37 |
Renewed Affliction |
38 |
A Chamber Hymn |
39 |
Thoughts While at Work |
41 |
Musings |
42 |
The happy Choice |
42 |
On the untimely Death of---- |
43 |
Apology for Retirement |
46 |
Times past |
48 |
August 7th |
49 |
Going to St. M---- W---- |
50 |
In the Church, being there too early |
52 |
Sacramental Hymn |
52 |
Behaviour in Public Worship |
54 |
Walking alone into the City |
55 |
Praying for renewing Grace |
56 |
"Sing to yourselves in Psalms," &c. |
57 |
Musing |
58 |
Thankfulness |
59 |
Approaching the Lord’s Table |
60 |
A spiritual Song |
50 |
Written in Sickness |
61 |
The True Wisdom |
62 |
Am I of the Flock? |
63 |
Work of the Spirit |
64 |
In a Season of Trouble |
66 |
Written in Sickness |
67 |
Who are the Redeemed of the Lord? |
68 |
Written under bodily Affliction |
69 |
A dying Christian |
71 |
The Sinner’s Morning Song |
72 |
The Crucifixion |
74 |
Evening Hymn |
76 |
God’s free Gift of Love |
77 |
To Miranda |
80 |
The Gardener |
82 |
Soliloquy |
83 |
Written after a Storm |
84 |
Praying for Grace |
85 |
The Infidel |
86 |
On Astreas Character |
87 |
The loss of a Son |
88 |
The Wish |
90 |
Thoughts journeying |
90 |
Worldly Anxiety |
91 |
Occasioned by the Same |
92 |
Devout Contemplation |
93 |
A heavy Loss |
95 |
In Memory of the Author’s Mother |
96 |
On the same |
98 |
Penitential Hymn |
99 |
Advice to a pious Friend, &c. |
101 |
Meditation |
102 |
Preparation for Prayer |
105 |
Memorandum |
106 |
Song in the Night |
106 |
Leadings to true Comfort |
107 |
Humility |
109 |
The dying Arminian |
110 |
Prayer |
113 |
Communion with God |
113 |
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