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A Birth-Day Thought
427 On Domestic Happiness, as the Friend of Vir-
Moral Reflection. Written on the first Day of tue; and of the false Good-nature of the Age
the Year 1782
427
Couper 490
The Triumph of Isis, occasioned by Isis, an Elegy On the Employments of what is called an Idle
T. Warton 427
Life
il. 490
Inscription in a Hermitage, at Ansly-Hall in The Post comes in— the New paper is read the
Warwickshire
ib. 429 World contemplated at a Distance
ib. 491
Monody, written near Stratford-upon-Avon ib. 430 A Fragment
Mallet 49-2
On the Death of King George the Second ib. 480 Ode to Evening
Dr. Jos. Wartun 492
On the Marriage of the King, 1761, to her
Isis. An Elegy
Masun 498
Majesty
ib. 431 Epistolary Verses to George Colman, Esq.
On the Birth of the Prince of Wales
ib. 432
written in the Year 1756
Lloyd 494
Ode to Sleep
ib. 432 Ode to Arthur Onslow, Esq. -
495
The Hamlet, written in Whichwood Forest ib. 433 Ode to Melancholy
Ogilvie 496
Ode. The first of April
ib. 433 Ode to the Genius of Shakspeare
it, 497
Ode. The Suicide -
ib. 434 Ode to Time; occasioned by seeing the Ruins
Ode. Sent to a Friend on his leaving a favorite of an old Castle
ib. 498
ib. 435 Ode to Evening
ib. 500
Village in Hampshire
The Art of preserving Health Armstrong 436 Ode to Innocence
ib. 501
Ode on the Spring
Gray 453 Morning; or, The Complaint. An American
Ode on the Death of a favorite Cat drowned
Eclogue -
Gregory 501
in a Tub of Gold Fishes
ib. 453 A Description of a Parish Poor-House Craile 503
Ode on a distant Prospect of Eton College ib. 454 Description of a Country Apothecary
ib. 503
Ode to Adversity
ib. 454 Description of a Country Clergyman visiting
ib. 455
the Sick -
il. 503
The Progress of Poesy. A Pindaric Ode
The Bard. A Pindaric Ode
ib. 4564 The Reason for describing the Vices of the
The Fatal Sisters. Au Ode
Village
ib. 504
The Descent of Odin. An Ode
ib, 458 Apology for Vagrants
Anon. 504
The Triumphs of Owen. A Fragment ib. 459 Epistle to a young Gentleman on his leaving
Ode on the Installation of the Duke of Graf- Eton School
Dr. Rolerts 504
ton. Irregular
ib. 459 | London. A Poem
Johnson 505
A Prayer for Indifference
Greville 460 Great Cities, and London in particular, allowed
their due Praise
The Fairy's Answer to Mrs. Greville's Prayer
Cowper 507
for Indifference Countess of C-
461 | The Want of Discipline in the English Uni-
versities -
Anon. 461
The Beggar's Petition
it. 508
Pollio. An Elegiac Ode; written in the Wood Happy the Freedom of the Man whom Grace
near R--Castle, 1762
Mickle 462 makes free-His Relish of the Works of
The Tears of Scotland -
Smollet 463 God-Address to the Creator
ib. 50g
Ode to Mirth
ib. 463 That Philosophy which stops at Secondary
ib. 464
Ode to Leven Water
Causes reproved
il. 510
Songe to Ælla, Lorde of the Castel of Brystowe Rural Sounds as well as Sighis delightful il. 511
ynne Daies of Yore. From Chatterton, under The Wearisomeness of what is commonly called
464
the name of Rouley -
a Life of Pleasure
ib. 511
Bristowe Tragedie; or, the Dethe of Syr Charles Satirical Review of our Trips to France ib. 511
ib. 512
Bawdin. Chalterlon, under the name of Rowley 464 The Pulpit the Engine of Reformation
The Petit-Maitre Clergyman
it. 512
The Mynstrelles Songe in Ælla, a Tragycal
Enterlude
il. 468 Armine and Elvira, Legendary Tale
Chorus in Goddwyn, a Tragedie
il. 468
Cartwright 512
Grongar Hill
Dyer 469 An Italian Song
Rogers 516
Monody on the Death of his Lady
Henry and Emma, a Poem upon the Mortel of
George Lord Littleton 470 the Nut Brown Maid
Prior 517
A Winter Piece
Anon, 478 An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers,
The School-Mistress. In Imitation of Spenser Knight, Comptroller General of bis Majesty's
Shenstone 473 Works, and Author of the late Dissertation
Oriental Eclogues
Collins 477
on Oriental Gardening. Enriched with Ex-
The Splendid Shilling
J. Philips 480 planatory Notes, chiefly extracted from that
Nugent 481 elaborate Performance
An Epistle to a Lady
Anon. 524
Alexander's Feast, or the Power of Music. An Pleasures of Memory; a Poem Rogers 526
Ode on St. Cecilia's Day
Dryden 482 From the Same
- 527
From the Same
An Epistle from Mr. Philips to the Earl of
Dorset. Copenhagen, March, 9, 1709 454 From the Same
The Man of Sorrow
Greville 484 Verses on a Tear
il. 525
ib. 528
Monody to the Memory of a young Lady Shaw 485 A Sketch of the Alps at Day-brcak
An Evening Address to the Nightingale il. 487/A Wish
il. 528
Smollet 486 An Ode on Classic Education
Anon. 529
An Ode to Narcissa
il. 488 Autumn
Thomson 529
Elegy in Imitation of Tibullus
Winter
ili. 541
The Propagation of the Gospel in Greenland
Cowper 488 Kensington Garden
Tickell 551
556
On Slavery and the Slave Trade
'il. 489 A Moral Epistle
il, 489 Sonnets
Eduards 559
On Liberty, and in Praise of Mr. Howard