Imitation of the Idyllium of Moschus on the Death of Bion…Hon. Hen. Erskine | 1 |
Horace, Ode 16, Lib. 2, imitated…Idem | 10 |
Horace, Ode 2, Lib. 5, imitated…Idem | 13 |
The Emigrant, an Eclogue…Idem | 17 |
"Wide over the tremulous sea," &c….Roscoe | 23 |
"From the vine-cover'd hills and gay valleys of France," &c….R… | 25 |
"Unfold, Father Time, thy long records unfold," &c….R… | 27 |
The Dirge of Belguim…T… | 29 |
Ode to the Poppy…Mrs. O'Neil | 32 |
Rousseau's Tomb at Ermenonville...... | 34 |
"I check'd my sighs, Antonio cried," &c….W. Smyth | 38 |
The Dream…Dr. Darwin | 40 |
Ode to the River Darwent…Idem | 42 |
"When the soft tear steals silently down from the eye," &c……. | 44 |
Lines to a Friend who had recommended the Precepts of the Stoic School to the Author's adoption…Maria Riddell | 45 |
Lesbia's Harp…Idem | 46 |
Epistle to Henry Ruseli, R.A….Roscoe | 48 |
Address spoken at the Liverpool Theatre after the sudden Death of Palmer the Comedian…Idem | 52 |
Epilogue to the Stranger…Maria Riddell | 55 |
Elegy to the Memory of a beautiful young Lady…Hon. H. Erskine | |
The Passage of the Mountain of St. Gothard…Georgina, Duchess of Devonshire | 62 |
Inscription written on a Hermitage in one of the Islands of the West Indies…Maria Riddell | 69 |
Answer to Mrs. N---'s Question, "What is Grace?"…… | 72 |
To Miss -- --, on her Marriage…… | 73 |
"What rugged rock its lucid store retains," &c……. | 76 |
Stanzas on a Bower facing the South…W. Smyth | 77 |
Lines written on Garden Street…Idem | 80 |
The Reverie…Maria Riddell | 81 |
Liberty, an Elegy…… | 83 |
"From the light down that mocks the gale," &c……. | 86 |
"To love, my Laura, let us give," &c….H.F. Soame | 87 |
To a very young Lady…… | 89 |
"Thou, to whose pow'r reluctantly we bend," &c…… | 90 |
The Vow…… | 91 |
On a handsome Mother and Son, each bereft of one eye…R.B. Sheridan | 92 |
"Ye swains whom radiant beauty move,"&c……. | 93 |
'''Tis when the rapid trembling strings," &c….N… | ibid. |
To-morrow…A.L. Barbauld | 94 |
The Farewell…Maria Riddell | 95 |
"Sweet, aëry dream, that fly'st my fond embrace," &c….E… | 96 |
"Ye, before whose balmy breath," &c…… | 98 |
"The night her empire resign'd," &c….W. Smyth | 99 |
"Dried be that tear, my gentlest Love," &c….R.B. Sheridan | 100 |
"Mark'd you her cheek of roeate hue," &c….Idem | 101 |
Humid seal of soft affection," &c……. | 102 |
Ode to Spring…V… | ibid. |
Ode to Wisdom…V… | 104 |
The Relapse…E… | 105 |
The Maid with Bosom cold…W. Smyth | 107 |
The Blush…W. Spencer | 109 |
The Nursing of Love…Idem | 111 |
To a Lily, flowering by Moonlight…W. Roscoe junr | 113 |
To Laura…W. Smyth | 114 |
To Laura at parting…Idem | 117 |
Stanzas on a Wither'd Leaf…… | 118 |
"The tears I shed must ever fall," &c….Miss C*** | 120 |
"Talk not of love, it gives me pain," &c….M… | 122 |
"If to gaze on thee waking, with love never ceasing," &c……. | 123 |
Ode to Fancy…Dr. Laurence | ibid. |
Ode to Folly…L… | 126 |
Directions to the Porter…… | 129 |
Ode to a Fountain…L…. | 130 |
The Visionary…W. Spencer | 133 |
"When brightly glows the western wave,["] &c….W. Smyth | 134 |
"Say, who art thou, and whence thy cure,["] &c….Idem | 136 |
"As now the shades of eve embrown," &c….T.J. Mathias | 137 |
May-Day…Maria Riddell | 138 |
Corin's Adieu…Idem | 140 |
The Ruin, from the Italian of Petrochi…… | 141 |
"The twilight shades are thick'ning fast," &c….Maria Riddell | 143 |
Written on the blank leaf of a Lady's Book of Manuscript Poems…Roscoe | 145 |
Sonnet to Dr. C….Idem | 146 |
Stanzas from the Latin of Angelus Politianus…Idem | 147 |
On the Tomb of Themistocles, from the Greek…R. Cumberland | 148 |
On old Age, from the Greek…Idem | ibid. |
To a Painter, Epigram, from the Greek…Idem | 149 |
On the Death of Captain Charles Bunbury…H.F. Soame | ibid. |
Ode on the Genius of Chatterton…T...... | 150 |
Capell's Ghost, a Parody…T…… | 154 |
On Reading the Sorrows of Werter…by a Lady | 158 |
On a Butterfly bursting from its Chrysalis in a Lady's hand…Dr. Shaw | 159 |
Nature and the Muses, Epigram…Mrs. R**** | 160 |
To Mrs. A. on the Writer's Birth-day…Right Hon. C.J. Fox | 161 |
Inscribed on the Temple of Friendship at St. Ann's Hill…Rt. Hon. R. Fitzpatrick | 163 |
Written in the Album at Crewe Hall…Lord Palmerston | 163 |
Prologue to "The Grave"…W. Spencer | 164 |
Prologue to "The Fashionable Friends"…Idem | 166 |
Danaë…… | 168 |
The Complaint…Maria Riddell | 171 |
Elegy on the Death of Captain J. Woodley…Idem | 173 |
The Banks of Nith…Idem | 176 |
The Remembrance…Idem | 178 |
On a Red-breast…Idem | 180 |
Farewell to Nithsdale…Idem | 182 |
Lines written on the Tomb of Two Lovers, &c….Hon. H. Erskine | 184 |
Maia's Bier…E…… | 187 |
Carlos and Adeline…Maria Riddell | 190 |
Egbert and Ina…Hon. Charles F** | 194 |
Yarico to Inkle…Idem | 206 |
Alwyn and Rena…Idem | 210 |
Beth-Gêlert…W. Spencer | 213 |
The Mourner and Love…T. Smyth | 218 |
