MEMOIRS | |
SECTION I. INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD AT LAVENHAM | 25 |
SECTION II. EDUCATION, AND EARLY FRIENDSHIPS AT COLCHESTER | 38 |
SECTION III. RELIGIOUS FEELINGS, FAMILY CUSTOMS, EMPLOYMENTS AND RECREATIONS | 46 |
SECTION IV. NEW FRIENDSHIPS AND LITERARY ENGAGEMENTS | 58 |
SECTION V. VISIT TO LAVENHAM | 65 |
SECTION VI. PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL POEMS, &C. | 71 |
SECTION VII. RELIGIOUS FEELINGS | 77 |
SESCTION VIII. DOMESTIC FEELINGS, PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATE MINSTRELS –HYMNS FOR INFANT MINDS -HYMNS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS, &C. | 86 |
SECTION IX. REMOVAL TO ONGAR, FIRST AND SECOND VISIT TO ILFRACOMBE | 94 |
SECTION X. RESIDENCE AT MARAZION –PUBLICATION OF DISPLAY, AND ESSAYS IN RHYME- CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE YOUTH'S MAGAZINE | 107 |
SECTION XI. VISITS-RESIDENCE AT ONGAR- RELIGIOUS FEELINGS | 120 |
SECTION XII. LAST ILLNESS, AND DEATH | 132 |
POETICAL REMAINS | |
PHILIP: A FRAGMENT | 149 |
TO MADAM DE STAEL | 160 |
TO THE MOON | 162 |
TO MRS. L. | 163 |
LOVE AND FAME: A FABLE | 165 |
REMONSTRANCE TO TIME | 167 |
SUNSET | 169 |
THE FAIRIES' SONG | 170 |
TO MISS G. ON THE DEATH OF HER ROBIN | 171 |
AN ENIGMA | 172 |
THE VASE AND A PITCHER: A FABLE | 174 |
AN ENIGMA | 176 |
A STORY | 177 |
THE SHIPWRECKED LASCAR: A TRUE TALE, ADDRESSED | |
TO MISS M. | 179 |
THE BEGGAR BOY | 181 |
LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM | 183 |
TO A POETICAL FRIEND | 185 |
TO A FRIEND | 186 |
TO THE SAME, ON HER BIRTH DAY | 187 |
TO THE SAME, ON HER BIRTH DAY | 188 |
TO TWO CHESNUT TREES | 189 |
TO A SISTER, ON HER BIRTH DAY | 191 |
THE VIOLET TO THE ROSE | 193 |
BIRTH DAY RETROSPECT | 194 |
TO A BROTHER, ON HIS BIRTH DAY | 197 |
TO MISS E.F. ON HER BIRTH DAY | 197 |
TO MR. C---, SENIOR, WITH A DRAWING | 199 |
TO THE SAME | 200 |
AN INFANT'S HYMN | 201 |
HYMN, SUNG BY THE CHILDREN OF A SUNDAY SCHOOL | 202 |
HYMN FOR THE CHILDREN | 203 |
SAILOR'S HYMN | 205 |
"WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE" | 206 |
HYMN, " COME MY FOND FLUTTERING HEART" | 207 |
EPITAPH | 208 |
ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT | 208 |
ON VISITING AN OLD FAMILY RESIDENCE | 209 |
TRITE THOUGHTS IN A PLACE OF WORSHIP | 209 |
SOLILOQUY | 211 |
"THE THINGS THAT ARE UNSEEN ARE ETERNAL" | 212 |
EXTRACTS FROM THE CORRESPONDENCE | 217 |
