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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Frost at Midnight,

A Spring Morning, (from “The Seasons,”) Thomson,

Gentle Herdsman, tell to me,

PERCY’s RELIQUES, 105

The Pleasures of Poetry,

GEORGE WITHER, 108

Hallowed Ground,

John FISHER MURRAY, 114

To Mary in Heaven,

Eve describes her first Sensations,

The Passionate Shepherd to his Love, CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, 122

The Nymph's Reply,

SIR WALTER RALEIGH, 123

Ode to the Moon,

THOMAS Hood, 125

BEAUMONT & FLETCHER, 128

The Maid's Lament,

Sir Pallip SIDNEY, 130

The Voice of Departed Friendship,

PROFESSOR WILSON, 131

From the Castle of Indolence,

To my young Lady Lucy Sidney,

It's hame, and it's hame,

ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, 138

To an Early Primrose,

Rural Sights, (from “The Task,”)

From “The Deserted Village,"

Adam and Eve in Paradise,

Belphebe, a Huntress, (from “The Faerie Queen,") SPENSER, . 149

KIRKE WHITE, 153

Catharina, (Addressed to Miss Stapleton)

BEN Jonson, 160

If I had thought thou couldst have died, Rev. Chas. WOLFE, 161

Sonnet, (At Ostend, July 22, 1787,) . W. L. BOWLES, 162

The Braes of Yarrow,

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Lament of the Irish Emigrant, . Hon. MRS. PRICE BLACKWOOD, 165

Spring, (from “The Seasons,”).

A Northern Winter,

AMBROSE PHILIPS, 169

The Ruling Passion, (from Moral Essays,). РОРЕ, ,

ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING, 175

BARRY CORNWALL, 178

To the Evening Wind,

A red, red Rose,

To the Nightingale,

DRUMMOND of Hawthornden, 184

The Sabbath Bells,

CHARLES LAMB, 186

The Song of the Shirt,

THOMAS HOOD, 187

Lines written in a Highland Glen,

PROFESSOR WILSON, 190

Chorus, (from “ Hellas,”)

The School Mistress, (in imitation of Spenser,) SHENSTONE,

Sonnet, (written at the close of Spring, ) CHARLOTTE SMITH, 208

From “The Passionate Pilgrim,'

WM. STANLEY ROSCOE, 210

An Apology for having loved before,

The Nameless Mountain Stream,

CHARLES MACKAY, 213

Know ye the Fair One,

ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, 216

The Character of a Happy Life,

SIR HENRY WOTTON, 218

Song, to Celia,

Address to Light,

Spring Showers, (from “The Seasons,”) THOMSON,

Elegy to the memory of an unfortunate Lady, POPE,

From the Passionate Pilgrim,

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BEAUMONT & FLETCHER, 237

Ode, (written in the year 1746,)

Ode to the Cuckoo,

The Twa Sisters,

CHAMBERS's SCOTTISH BALLADS, 253

Complaint of being pestered with bad Poets,

(from the “Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot,”)

BARRY CORNWALL, 261

Drachenfels, (from “Childe Harold,”) BYRON,

The Spanish Lady's Love,

PERCY'S RELIQUES,

0! were my love yon lilac fair,

LONGFELLOW, 270

W. L. BowLES, 276

To Constantia Singing,

Song, (from “ Arcades,”')

Power and Gentleness,

LEIGH HUNT, 286

BEAUMONT & FLETCHER, 288

The Character of a Good Parson, (modernized

from Chaucer,).

The Winter Walk at Noon (from “ The Task,”') COWPER,

Autumn in Scotland, (from “The Child of,

Hon. MRS. NORTON, 294

the Islands,”)

Character of Addison, (from the “ Epistle to

Dr. Arbuthnot,”')

To the Willow Tree,

Ae fond kiss, and then we sever

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Lord Ronald's Child,

PROFESSOR WILSON, 300

On the Death of his Mistress, DRUMMOND of Hawthornden, 309

Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College, GRAY,

Dirge in Cymbeline,

The Old Familiar Faces,

CHARLES LAMB, 316

The Nightingale,

To a Mouse, on turning her up in her nest

with the Plough,

A Garden in Spring,

Sonnet to the Moon,

CHARLOTTE SMITH,

SIR PHILIP SIDNEY, 328

Lines written in passing through Vale Crucis

in October, 1806,

Song of the Shepherds in Praise of Pan, FLETCHER,

The Triumph of Charis,

Ben Jonson, 331

KIRKE WHITE, 332

Ode on Solitude,

Sonnet. To Cyriac Skinner,

The Procession of the Months, (from the “Faerie Queen,”) SPENSER, 338

Within and without, (A London Lyric,) BARRY CORNWALL,

312

The Flower's Name,

ROBERT BROWNING, 344

Sonnet. On his Blindness,

Recollections of the Arabian Nights, TENNYSON,

A Bard's Epitaph,

Song, (from “As you like it,”')

DRUMMOND of Hawthornden, 362

Song, (from "The Maid's Tragedy,”) BEAUMONT & FLETCHER, 362

The Mind superior to the Body's Infirmities, WALLER, .

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Sonnet, (to the River Otter,)

On Shakspeare, (1630,)

To T. L. H., six years old, during a sickness, LEIGH HUNT,

Song, (from “King Henry the Eighth,”). SAAKSPEARE,

Norfolk, the gift of my cousin Anne Bodham, } CowPER,

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Elegy, written in a Country Churchyard, GRAY, .

What the Voice said,

The Lovely Lass of Preston Mill,

ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, 383

Epitaph on the Countess of Pembroke, sister

to Sir Philip Sidney,

The Passions, (an Ode for Music,)

The Cotter's Saturday Night,

Song, (performed to soothe Valentinian, who)

has been poisoned,)

To the Water-Nymphs drinking at the Fountain, HERRICK, 403

Comus, (extract from)

The Shepherd's Life,

PHINEAS FLETCHER, 405

High Life, (from the “Epistle to Lord Cobham,”) POPE,

Home Happiness,

*To the Queen, entertained at night by the ?

Countess of Anglesea,

To Henry Wriothesly, Earl of Southampton, DANIEL,

Rejoice in May,

Bring back the Chain,

Hon. MRS. NORTON, 416

The Bower of Adam and Eve,

Au Angel in the House,

LEIGH HUNT, 420

The Deformed Child,

VINCENT LEIGH HUNT, 421

Unfading Beauty,

Corinna 's going a-Maying,

Descent of the Angel Raphael to Earth, Milton,

| Sonnet, (145,)

SHAKSPEARE, 427

Alexander's Feast, or the Power of Music, DRYDEN,

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