Dirge on the death of Capt. C.W. Thompson |
1 |
Lines addressed to a departed friend |
7 |
To the Spirit of ----- |
11 |
Lines on the death of two brothers |
12 |
On the anniversary of the birth-day of Ollyett
Woodhouse |
16 |
Stanzas on the death of the same |
19 |
On the anniversary of a funeral, 1832 |
22 |
In memory of my mother |
26 |
On the funeral of --------- |
29 |
In memory of a dear young friend |
32 |
Lines supposed to be addressed by a Brazilian to
the messenger bird |
34 |
The shipwreck |
37 |
A lament |
40 |
On the sudden death of a beautiful child |
43 |
Lines on the death of an aged friend |
45 |
On the death of a Lady |
47 |
On the death of Reginald Heber, bishop of Calcutta |
50 |
On the death of a bride |
55 |
Epitaph on an amiable individual in humble life |
58 |
Lines written in an album after the death of its
owner |
59 |
On the Christmas of 1830 |
63 |
To ------ on the death of her mother |
67 |
Address to a dying friend |
69 |
Epitaph on a mother and daughter |
72 |
Tributary lines, part the first |
74 |
----------------- part the second |
75 |
On the death of a near relation |
78 |
On the same |
79 |
On the death of a child |
80 |
On seeing the statue of Dr. Alderson, of Hull |
82 |
The parent’s chant of thanksgiving |
84 |
In memory of ----- |
87 |
Remembrance |
90 |
To a departed friend |
91 |
On the portraits of deceased relatives and friends
which hang around me;-- |
|
Introductory lines |
93 |
Portrait the first |
95 |
Portrait the second |
97 |
Portrait the third |
99 |
Portrait the fourth |
101 |
Portrait the fifth |
103 |
Portrait the sixth |
105 |
On a luminous sea |
107 |
The last letter |
111 |
On Cuvier |
115 |
In memory of the Viscount G---y |
117 |
On a dear friend, lately deceased |
119 |
Sketches of St. Michael’s Mount;-- |
|
The Argument |
123 |
Sketch the first |
125 |
Sketch the second |
131 |
Sketch the third |
133 |
Sketch the fourth |
136 |
The skeleton |
139 |
