The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper: Including the Series Edited with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Bind 6

J. Johnson, 1810

COMMENDATORY VERSES	7

An Expression of Sibylls Acrosticks	17

Of the Transfiguration of our Lord	23

Page	28

Beauty and Denial	34

A Dialogue between the World a Pilgrim and Buckingham	37

To Lord Viscount Purbeck a Congratulation An Epitaph vpon that hopeful young Gentle	43

POEMS OF GILES AND PHINEAS FLETCHER	51

Eye	548

The Authors Life by Mr Chalmers	551

Come see the place where the An Apology for the preceeding Hymn	557

Why are ye afraid Oye of little	570

Upon our Saviours Tomb wherein never Upon Pords two Tragedies Loves Sacrifice	576

I am ready not only to be bound Epitaphium in Dominum Herrisium	583

On a Prayer Book sent to Mrs M R 566 To the Queens Majesty on Twelfthday	589

The Recommendation	592

Titel	The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper: Including the Series Edited with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Bind 6 English Literary Reference Series Microbook library of English literature The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper: Including the Series Edited with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Alexander Chalmers
Forfatter	Samuel Johnson
Redaktører	Alexander Chalmers, Samuel Johnson
Udgiver	J. Johnson, 1810
Oprindeligt fra	New York Public Library
Digitaliseret	5. okt 2006
ISBN	0384083226, 9780384083226

Eksporter henvisning	BiBTeX EndNote RefMan

To the Reader	58

The third	61

Christs Triumph on Earth	67

Christs Triumph after Death	76

Page	106

Dedication to my most worthy and learned	158

The Authors Life by Mr Chalmers	175

On the happy Collection of Beaumonts and called Soog in the Wood	183

To the Reader	225

In Bucolica G Brovn	231

X	305

Pagt	341

The Authors Life by Mr Chalmers	347

Vertue	349

POEMS OF WILLIAM HABINGTON	437

The Authors Life by Mr Chalmers 439 To Castara inquiring why I loved her	443

Second Part A Wife	472

Sir John Sucklings Campaigne	489

To my friend Will Davenant	506

A Panegyrick to the most noble Lucy Countesse To Dr Duppa then Dean of Christ Church	513

To Cupid	521

On a Gentlewomaus silk Hood	538

In Pompeios Juvenes	544

The Hymn of St Thomas in Adoration of	598

TRANSLATIONS	609

On Lentinus being troubled with an Ague The Night or the fair Mourner	626

Beauty encreased by Pity	629

POEMS OF ALEXANDER BROME	635

To the honourable Sir J Robinson 639 The Levellers Rant written in 1648	641

The hard Heart	647

The Attempt	664

woman	666

The good Fellow	671

The Answer	677

To a potting Priest nipon a Quarrel 1643 ib On the Death of that reverend and learned	692

To Coelia	704

The Expostulation	710

On my prettyMarten	716

Roudeau	720

The Storm To the Earl	727

Melancholy Pindaric	734

On the Death of the most noble Thomas Earl To Poet E W Occasioned for his writing	741

Her Name	747

Elegy	748

Lib viji Ep 41 Ad Faustinum 766 Epitaph de Monsieur Maynard	768