"Talk not of love, it gives me pain," &c. .... "If to gaze on thee waking, with love never W. Roscoe junTM. 113 W. Smyth........ 114 Idem ... 117 118 Miss C*** 120 Directions to the Porter Ode to a Fountain.. The Visionary "When brightly glows the western wave, &c. « Say, who art thou, and whence thy cure, &c. "As now the shades of eve embrown," &c. .. May-Day Corin's Adieu.. The Ruin, from the Italian of Petrochi. "The twilight shades are thick'ning fast," &c. Written on the blank leaf of a Lady's Book of Manuscript Poems . Sonnet to Dr. C.... Stanzas from the Latin of Angelus Politianus, On the Tomb of Themistocles, from the Greek On old Age, from the Greek. To a Painter, Epigram, from the Greek .... On the Death of Captain Charles Bunbury... Ode on the Genius of Chatterton.. Capell's Ghost, a Parody On Reading the Sorrows of Werter.. On a Butterfly bursting from its Chrysalis in a Lady's hand To Mrs. A. on the Writer's Birth-day.... St. Ann's Hill....... Written in the Album at Crewe Hall Prologue to "The Grave," .... .... Prologue to "The Fashionable Friends," Danaë.... The Complaint 168 Maria Riddell... 171 .... Elegy on the Death of Captain J. Woodley Idem.. 173 THE rich and cultur'd flow'r to find, Pleas'd must we range the garden's maze, Where Splendor reigns, with Taste combin❜d, And Art her fairy wand displays. Yet oft near tangled brake, or stream, Wild and unshelter'd as it stands, Such artless sweets, where'er descried, And doubly blest, if These can charm THE EDITOR. IMITATION OF THE IDYLLIUM OF MOSCHUS, ON THE DEATH OF BION. FROM THE GREEK. YE Doric Streams, that with poetic wave, Ye Groves, whose sacred haunts the Muses tread, B |