The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore: Collected by Himself. In 10 Volumes, Bind 1

Appleton, 1853 - 352 sider

Cupid whose lamp has lent the	i

care not for the idle state	viii

pray thee by the gods above	ix

How am I to punish thee	x

Tell me gentle youth I pray thee	xi

They tell how Atys wild with love	xii

will I will the conflicts past 56	xiii

Count me on the summer trees	xiv

Twas in a mocking dream of night	xxx

Armd with hyacinthine	xxxi

Strew me a fragrant bed of leaves	xxxii

INDEX TO THE ODES	11

ODES	28

From dread Leucadias frowning steep	38

Give me the harp of epic song	44

Dreams	66

Tell me why my sweetest dove ΤΟ	xv

Thou whose soft and rosy hues	xvi

And now with all thy pencils truth	xvii

Now the star of day is high	xviii

Here recline you gentle maid	xix

One day the Muses twind the hands	xx

Observe when mother earth is	xxi

The Phrygian rock that braves the storm	xxii

often wish this languid lyre	xxiii

To all that breathe the air of heaven	xxiv

Once in each revolving year	xxv

Thy harp may sing of Troys alarms	xxvi

We read the flying coursers name	xxvii

As by his Lemnian forges flame	xxviii

Yes loving is a painful thrill	xxix

Song	77

Oh thou of all creation blest	136

Methinks the picturd bull we	182

He who instructs the youthful crew	191

When Gold as fleet as zephyrs pinion	197

Fill me boy as deep a draught	210

On the Death of a Lady	246

PREFACE BY THE EDITOR	253

Fragments of College Exercises	265

Song	271

The Shrine	292

the morn	323

Anacreontic	331

Sympathy To Julia	337

Titel	The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore: Collected by Himself. In 10 Volumes, Bind 1 The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore: Collected by Himself. In 10 Volumes, Thomas Moore
Forfatter	Thomas Moore
Udgiver	Appleton, 1853
Oprindeligt fra	Det bayerske statsbibliotek
Digitaliseret	23. sep 2011
Længde	352 sider

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