A Vision |
1 |
Written on new year's day |
5 |
The rose tree and the poppy: a fable |
8 |
Written on Easter-day |
14 |
On sensibility |
17 |
A hymn |
20 |
The chimney-sweeper's complaint |
22 |
The hive of bees: a fable written in December, 1792 |
25 |
On the human heart |
31 |
On pleasure |
33 |
On what the world will say |
37 |
The body politic |
40 |
Written at Harrowgate |
44 |
Instructions, supposed to be written in Paris, for the mob in
England |
48 |
Psalm CXXXIX |
50 |
A hymn |
54 |
An aunt's lamentation for the absence of her niece: written
from Hastings |
56 |
On the death of David Garrick, Esq. |
59 |
The confined debtor: a fragment from prison |
61 |
The LVth psalm |
71 |
Addressed to sleep |
75 |
Written in Ireland |
78 |
Modern manners |
81 |
On raillery: written in May 1781, for the vase at Bath-easton |
84 |
The 8th, 9th, and 10th verses of the 57th psalm |
86 |
Hymn |
88 |
A receipt for writing a novel |
89 |
The power of fancy, written for the vase at Bath-easton |
94 |
The XXIIId Psalm |
97 |
From the XIIth chapter of St. Mark, 41st verse, to the end |
101 |
Hymn |
102 |
To a certain author, on his writing a prologue, wherein he describes
a traveller frozen in a snow storm |
105 |
In return for the present of a pair of buckles |
106 |
The air balloon |
107 |
The LXIIId Psalm |
112 |
Hymn |
114 |
A college life: for the vase at Bath-easton |
115 |
On the violent debates in the House of Peers, upon the bill
for suspending the Habeas Corpus, &c. |
118 |
Epigram |
119 |
A parody upon, "who dares to kill Kildare" |
120 |
A parody upon Swift's nurse's song |
121 |
Riddles |
124 |
Charades |
125 |
Upon reading some verses from upon a skull |
127 |
Written at Swandling Bar, in Ireland |
133 |
A song, to the time of, Ï"ye belles and ye flirts" |
136 |
A party at quadrille |
139 |
Written from Bath to a friend in the country, in the year 1783 |
145 |
Extracts from Ecclesiasticus, &c. |
150 |
The Scribbler 1st paper |
173 |
Do. ------ 2nd paper |
178 |
Do. ------ 3rd paper |
182 |
