MAC DUFF’S CROSS | SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART. | 1 |
FAIR MEAD LODGE | WILLIAM SOTHEBY, ESQ. | 21 |
THE LAY OF THE BELL | THE SAME | 25 |
TO THE RAINBOW | THOMAS CAMPBELL, ESQ. | 43 |
THE LOT OF THOUSANDS | THE LATE MRS. JOHN HUNTER | 46 |
OH POWER SUPREME… | THE SAME | 47 |
THE EVENING PRIMROSE | THE SAME | 48 |
LINES IN THE ALBUM… | ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ. | 50 |
SONNET- NOT LOVE NOR WAR | WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, ESQ. | 52 |
SONNET- A VIOLENT TRIBE OF BARDS | THE SAME | 53 |
TO MRS. FRY | WILLIAM SMYTH, ESQ. | 54 |
ST. CECILIA | THE SAME | 55 |
HOPE AND MEMORY | THE REV. G. CRABB | 56 |
ELEGY ON THE ABROGATION OF THE BIRTH-NIGHT BALL | F- | 65 |
A RIDDLE- ‘TWAS IN HEAVEN PRONOUNCED | THE SAME | 71 |
A RIDDLE- INSCRIB’D ON MANY A LEARNED PAGE | THE SAME | 72 |
THE CLEARING SHOWER | --- | 73 |
‘TIS SWEET THE GIFTS SURVEYING | --- | 76 |
SONNET- WHEN LAST WE PARTED, THOU WERT YOUNG AND FAIR | --- | 77 |
ON THE KING’S ILLNESS | MRS. BARBAULD | 78 |
ON RETURNING A PLANT AFTER THE BLOOM WAS OVER | THE SAME | 80 |
TO THE LARK | --- | 81 |
SONG- HER FEATURES SPEAK THE WARMEST HEART | JOHN RICHARDSON, ESQ. | 84 |
STANZAS SUGGESTED BY A CANZONE OF PETRARCH | THE RIGHT HON. LADY DACRE | 85 |
A VOLUNTEER SONG | THE EDITOR | 88 |
THE FOUNTAIN | SAMUEL ROGERS, ESQ. | 91 |
SONNET- WRITTEN AT THE PIRAEUS, 1820 | CHARLES B. SHERIDAN, ESQ. | 93 |
SONNET-WRITTEN OFF CEFALONIA, 1820 | THE SAME | 94 |
SONNET- ON LEAVING GREECE | THE SAME | 95 |
LINES WRITTEN AT ATHENS IN 1820 | THE SAME | 96 |
THE ADDRESS OF ODUSSEUS TO THE GREEKS | THE SAME | 100 |
THE SONG OF TRIUMPHS OF THE GREEKS | THE SAME | 104 |
CHORUS OF GREEK MATRONS | THE SAME | 107 |
TO A FRIEND ON HIS WEDDING DAY | SIR WILLIAM PEPYS, BART. | 112 |
THE LAST LEAF | THE LATE EDWARD COXE, ESQ. | 114 |
ON READING MARMION | | 115 |
ON GREY HAIR | THE LATE MRS. DIXON, OF FELLFOOT | 116 |
SONNET- I KNOW THEE NOT | CHARLES JOHNSTON, ESQ. | 118 |
BELSHAZZAR’S FEAST | MRS. HEMANS | 119 |
SONNET ON THE APENNINES | CHARLES JOHNSTON, ESQ. | 126 |
SONNET AT THE LAKE THRASYMENUS | THE SAME | 127 |
THE GREENWICH PENSIONERS | THE REV. W. L. BOWLES | 128 |
HYMN OF THE SEASONS | MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER | 131 |
TIME AND FRIENDSHIP | --- | 134 |
WRITTEN UNDERNEATH A DRAWING OF A FLYING CUPID | --- | 136 |
ANNAN WATER | LIEUT. GEN. DIROM | 138 |
THE SAILORS DEPARTURE | | 142 |
THE SEASONS OF LIFE | THE RIGHT HON. LORD GLENBERVIE | 143 |
TO MEMORY | THE SAME | 144 |
PAESTUM | THE REV, WALTER FARQUAR HOOK | 147 |
TO MRS. SIDDONS | THE EDITOR | 150 |
SONNET- SPIRIT OF EVIL | CHARLES JOHNSTON, ESQ. | 154 |
SONNET- THE MARKS OF DEATH WERE ON HIM | THE SAME | 155 |
LIFE | --- | 156 |
THE DEVONSHIRE LANE | THE REV. JOHN MARRIOT | 163 |
TO A CHILD | THE EDITOR | 165 |
EPISTLE TO THE EARL OF HARCOURT | F--- | 167 |
THE RUBBER POLYDORE | --- | 178 |
ON BURNING A PACKET OF LETTERS | --- | 184 |
INSCRIPTION FOR A SEAT | --- | 185 |
ON A SPRIG OF HEATH | MRS. GRANT, OF LAGGAN | 186 |
FOTHRINGAY | --- | 188 |
THE LAMENT | --- | 192 |
SONNET TO --- | CHARLES JOHNSTON, ESQ. | 194 |
SONNET- I’VE SEEN MY DAY | THE SAME | 195 |
SONNET- THERE IS VIRTUE | | 196 |
THE LOSS OF THE ROYAL | | |
GEORGE | THE REV. H. MILMAN | 197 |
A PORTRAIT | H. GALLY KNIGHT, ESQ. | 200 |
DE LA CHARITE POUR LES | | |
PRISONNIERS | --- | 207 |
SONG- YES THOU MAY’ST | | |
WALK | JOHN RICHARDSON, ESQ. | 212 |
EVENING | H. MALDON, ESQ. | 214 |
SUNSET MEDITATION | | 227 |
ON TIME- ADDRESSED TO A LADY ON HER 84TH BIRTHDAY | --- | 230 |
LOVE | WILLIAM SMYTH, ESQ. | 231 |
A CHARACTER | --- | 233 |
L’ENNUYEE | WILLIAM SMYTH, ESQ. | 236 |
THE MERRY HEART | THE SAME | 238 |
THE MOTHER’S REMONSTRANCE | THE SAME | 240 |
LINES WRITTEN ON A FIELD OF QUATRE BRAS | --- | 242 |
ON A SLEEPING BOY | --- | 245 |
ON MEMORY… | MISS HOLFORD | 246 |
LINES SUGGESTED BY A PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN OF FRANCE | THE SAME | 248 |
ORPHEUS TO EURYDICE | --- | 251 |
LINES WRITTEN IN THE AUTUMN OF 1818 | --- | 254 |
THE SHIP’S RETURN | MISS BENGER | 255 |
ADDITIONAL LINES TO RETALIATION | SIR GEORGE BEAUMONT, BART. | 258 |
ADDRESS TO A STEAM VESSEL | THE EDITOR | 259 |
DEVON’S POLY OLBION | JOHN MERIVALE, ESQ. | 265 |
THE CATARACT OF LODORE | ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ. | 280 |
A SKETCH | MISS BENGER | 284 |
CAMERONIAN DREAM | MISS BENGER | 286 |
A NOVEMBER NIGHT’S TRAVELLER | THE EDITOR | 290 |
A SIMILE- I SAW A WILD ROSE | THE LATE MRS. JOHN HUNTER | 301 |
TOMORROW | THE SAME | 302 |
TO THE NYMPH OF THE MOUNTAIN | THE SAME | 303 |
SONG- WHEN HOLLOW BURSTS THE RUSHING WINDS | THE SAME | 304 |
THE SUN DECLINES, HIS JOYOUS COURSE IS O’ER | --- | 305 |
FRIENDS, WHEN I DIE, PREPARE MY WELCOME GRAVE | --- | 306 |
THO’ PLEASURES FADE, AND WEALTH IS GONE | --- | 308 |
TO COUNT--- ON THE DEATH OF HIS WIFE, I--- | --- | 309 |
SIR MAURICE, A BALLAD | THE EDITOR | 311 |
