III.
ODES, BALLADS, SONGS, AND SONNETS.

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MDCCC XXVII.

Therard Colin Worry
Bowle Collection

Gift of
Ws, E, D. Brandene

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PART V.

Odes.

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On the popular Saperstitions of the Highlands of

Scotland

Collins. 1

To Saperstition

Rogers. 10

France

Coleridge. 16

The Crusade

T. Warton. 20

Naval Ode

Campbell. 23

The Grave of King Arthur .

T. Warton. 25

The Mexican Prophecy ·

Scott. 31

A Melologue

T. Moore. 38

On Ambition

Marriott. 42

To Peace

H. M. Williams. 43

To Mankind

Lord Nugent. 46

Hymn-Salt of the earth

Mrs. Barbauld. 51

To Masic.

Dr. Warton, 53

Hymn to May

W. T'hompson. 54

To Evening

Collins. 75

Odes to Sleep

Rev. J. Whitehouse. 76

Madness .

Penrose, 84

Hymn to Hope.

Langhorne. 87

Mrs. Barbauld. 92

To Spring

Sir E. Brydges. 93

Merrick. 97

To Health

Rev. W. Stevens. 101

March

Sir E. Brydges. 104

Song to the Birds

Rev. J. Walters. 106

To the Spirit of Freshness

Polwhele. 110

Vicissitude

Mickle. 114

Hymn to Solitude

Thomson. 117

To Night

Rev. H. Moore. 118

On the Death of Mr. Pelham .

Garrick. 121

On the Death of Prince Leopold

Warwick. 125

On Seeing a Negro Funeral Bryan Edwards. 126

Anonymous. 128

To the River Teign

Bampfylde. 129

To the Poppy

Hon. Mrs. O'Neil. 130

To the Willow

Mrs. Lovett, 131

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To Fancy

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Found in a Bower facing the South . Smythe. 134

To an Indian Gold Coin.

Leyden. 136

Ode-Begone, pursuits so vain. Hamilton. 137

To Health. Written at Buxton . Munday. 140

Ode—Come here, fond youth

Mrs. Barbauld. 142

To Fancy ·

F. Laurence. 144

To a young Lady

F. Laurence. 146

To the Zephyrs

F. Laurence. 147

Ode-0 waving woods, O bills! R. A. Davenport. 148

To Sleep.

R. A. Davenport. 152

Ode-Let the sons of Lucre. Rev. G. Huddisford. 153

Amatory Ode

Rev. G. Huddisford. 156

To the Naiad of Glympton Brook Rev.G.Huddisford. 158

To the River Derwent

Darwin. 160

To the Venus Urania

Rev. T. Percy, 161

Love and Age

M. G. Lewis. 162

Love at Sale

M. G. Lewis, 166

To Miss Sarah Fowler

Wodhull. 169

On a Sermon against Glory

Akenside. 172

The Man of Taste

Bishop. 173

To Stupidity

Hole. 177

To Folly ·

Mercer. 179

To a Fountain

Mercer. 181

Home. To

Mercer. 183

To Tranquillity

Coleridge. 185

To Contemplation

Southey. 186

To the Rev. Jobn Ireland

W. Gifford. 189

On the Fourth of November Dr. T. Percy. 192

PART VI..

Ballads, Songs, and Sonnets.

BALLADS AND SONGS,

The Princess Elizabeth .

Shenstone, 193

Jemmy Dawson

Shenstone. 195

The Sorceress; or, Wolfwold and Ulla Mickle. 198

Camnor Hall

Mickle. 204

Admiral Hosier's Ghost

Glover. 208

Lenora

Taylor. 211

Beth Gelert; or, Grave of the Greyhound Spencer, 219

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Alwyn and Rena

Hon. Charles F. 273

The Elfin King

Leyden. 224

Sir Ralph the Rover

Southey. 232

Scottish Ballad

Anonymous. 234

Ballad - See, Warder, yonder Miss Mitford. 235

The Otaheitan Mourner

P. M. James. 236

Walcheren Expedition

Leigh Hunt. 239

The Old and New Baronne Rev. Š. Hoole, 241

The Vicar of Bray

Anonymous. 245

Spring

Shakspeare. 247

Winter

Shakspeare. 248

Song-Sigh no more, ladies

Shakspeare. 249

Ariel's Song

Shakspeare. 249

Song-Take, oh, take those lips away Shakspeare. 250

Song. To Celia .

Ben Jonson, 250

Song-Still to be neat

Ben Jonson. 251

Song -Whence comes my love? : Harrington. 251

Song - Love like a beggar came to me . Herrick. 252

To Anthea

Herrick. 252

Song to the Virgins

Herrick. 253

Song-When Fanny, blooming fair Chesterfield. 254

To Delia

Sheridan, 255

Song--I have a silent sorrow here Sheridan, 256

In pity, fond Bosom, lie still

T. Moore. 257

To Henry

M. G. Lewis. 257

Song- I danced with Harriet at the fair Leftly. 258

Song-Sweet is the balmy evening Miss Mitford. 259

Song- I like not beauty's roseate Miss Mitford. 260

Song-No, not the eye of tender blue, Thelwall. 260

Song-Ob, frown not on my daring vows Hodgson. 261

Song-Here's the vow she falsely swore Hodgson. 262

R. A. Davenport. 263

Song-When far beneath R. A. Davenport. 263

Serenade—The gale breathes R. A. Davenport. 264

A Morning Salutation. R. A. Davenport. 265

Song-Why ceaseless do I sigh? R. A. Davenport. 266

Song-Dearest mother

R. A. Davenport. 266

Song-Not ruby clear

R. A. Davenport. 267

Song-1 am wearing away

Mrs. Opie. 268

Song--To thy cliff's

Rev. W. Crowe. 269

Song-Prom thy waves

Miss Seward. 269

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