Not listed.
Verses to the memory of Thos. Day, Esq. Written in 1789, by Anthony Pye, Esq. Since appointed Poet Laureate | xv |
Stanzas, on a young lady, Who being basely seduced, died of a broken heart, from the acute sensibility of her feelings. | xvii |
To the authoress of "Verses to be inscribed on Delia's Tomb." | 1 |
Written during a tour to the West of England. | 5 |
The following verses were addressed to Mrs. Day, During an absence of a few weeks into the North of England. | 8 |
These lines, written by Mr. Day, upon the death of a friend, Were thought so applicable to himself, that they were put upon his own Tomb Stone. | 9 |
The following verses were written by him, Upon the Death of Colonel Laurens. | 10 |
Mr. Day, Has given a short but pathetic Eulogium of this Young Gentleman, in a Note subjoined to his Fragment of a Letter on the Slavery of Negroes; and he again deplores the fate of his Friend in the following Verses, which have been found among his Papers. | 11 |
An Elegy to a young lady. | 14 |
Verses, addressed To Freedom. | 19 |
Verses Addressed to a Young Lady, by the same, 1775. | 25 |
In Praise of Horatius Cocles. | 27 |
To Miss ***** By Mr. Day. | * |
An Apology. | 31 |
Character of Miss A.W. | 37 |
Character of Miss P.W. | 38 |
Character of Mrs. M. | 39 |
Character of Mrs. J.K. | 40 |
Character of the Rev. Mr. T. | 41 |
To Miss W. With My Picture. | 42 |
Verses Written In A Garden, When Miss M. was not more than twelve years of age. | 44 |
To Miss M.'s Brother In Law, Mr. L. Written when she was about fifteen. | 47 |
The following, written after the purchase of Tristram Shandy, Written by Miss M. when about sixteen. | 49 |
A Prayer, Written by Miss. M. when about fourteen. | 52 |
A Morning Hymn, Written by Miss M. when she was between eleven and twelve. | 55 |
Written upon a Storm of Thunder and Lightning, By Miss M. when about twelve Years of Age. | 57 |
To My Books. Written by Miss M. about fourteen. | 59 |
To Miss P. Written by Miss M. when about fifteen. | 61 |
No Date to this Translation of a Celebrated French Sonnet. of Monsieur des Barreaux. | 65 |
Venus and Minerva. Written at fifteen. | 67 |
An explanatory Note. | 72 |
The Trail of A.B. in the high court of fashion, For several Crimes and Misdemeanors at sundry times committed against the Rights and Privileges of the said Court. | 73 |
A Letter, to a friend. | 91 |
The Traiteur. To the Traiteur. | 102 |
To the Printed of Public Advertiser. But never sent to that paper, or published till now. | 111 |
A Letter, to a friend. | 119 |
[Prose written by Mrs. Day in her youth] | 129 |
A Letter, to the same. | 139 |
Reflections Upon My Birth-Day. | 145 |
An Essay on Politeness. | 151 |
Reflections Upon the Day called in the Christian Calendar Good-Friday. | 157 |
A Description of a Learned Lady. | 160 |
A Conversation Piece: between Camillus & Emilia, Upon Fame. | 164 |
A Letter to a friend. | 178 |
Letter I. | 182 |
Letter II. | 188 |
Letter III. | 193 |
Letter IV. | 199 |
