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ey Heston Hall “Tht Allan age Sa cont CONTENTS, Tame Tarn - - - : t Be Bngesafiover ss et Tro - - . - a Expo, te io sr tlt Di ose addives sed 9 Di + Mra, Monta Verses A tae ay bode j Fommder = = = Tdem Latins Rxiditun : Tite Poplar Fivid, coos Adem Latine Bedditum - Volum - . - xvili CONTENTS. By Fincent Bourne. PAGE Cieintels me OD 1 The Glow-worm.—Tranclation of the foregoing ib Gere cag —rannliona the froging 24 1, ‘he Jackdaw-—Translation of the foreg 3 ‘Ad Grillam ation of the foregoing 3 TUL. The Cricket, Translation of tlie foregoin: Silo Agit in Sime of the Larquing TV, The Parrot. Translation of the foregoi ‘Translation of Prior's Chole and Wuphelia wong ‘The Diverting History of John Gilpin, showing how he went farther then he intended, und came safo home agein, eee eS Catbarina, adilressed to Miss Stapleton, (now Mrs, Couriney) = ‘The Moralizer corrected, ATale. - Wyre Faithfal Bird = ee ‘The Nerdless Alarm. A Tale =e Whe Poet, the Oyeter, aud the Sensative Plan ‘An Epistle to an alfticted Protestant Lady in France On the promotion of Edward Thurlow, Esy, to the ‘Lord high Chaneellorship of England Gdeto Peace = - = Human Fraility 2 off The Modern Patrt = = = ihe Shrabberry. Written in a time of affliction The winterNosegay = > The wi Forbearance necessary to the happiness of ‘the married state = a ° a nether Complaint = =D Pity for Poor Africans - - - The Morning Dream - - - The Nightingale and Glow-worm = = Gut puerring some Dames of little note recorded in ‘the Bingraphia Britannica. - - - dat of an adjudged enee, not to be found in any of the books Lot aM field - - = ‘Ou the burning of Lord Mansficld’s library, together srt his ISS. by the mob, nthe month of Sune, V3 - - - - : ontuesme = = = a we Op thece of the World Repraved: ot bypoerisy de~ ‘sent vere On tkedeath of Mrs. (now Lady) Throckmorton's © SZalfinch = = = “ . CONTENTS. xiz Page The Bose res) ‘Fhe Doves - : - = 84 A Fable - 3 ‘On a Goldfinch starved to death in his cage = 56 The Pineapple and the Reo - 237 Horace, byok 11. Ode : . - + 38 A Refleet’ anon the foregoing Oude - 5 + 359 ‘The Lily and the Rose ss ao A Comparision = - + + SO Another addreeed to» young Lad - = ib The Poet's Nev-seur'’ gift ta ‘hee, (aow Lady) Throckmorton 362 Ode to Apollo, on wn ink-glass ‘almost "dred in the” Sun - + ib Paring time anticipated” AFable © 9° - 368 Tho og and the Wotersbily. NoYabio = = 363 Boadicea. An Ode . - - 7 Yeroivor * = 38 On the Receipt of my mother's picture ont of Nor- folk, the gift uf iey cousin, Aan Bodhas, 1790, Friendahip - : - ‘The Enchantment Dis solved - . Light Shining out of Darkness - Semplation— ~ soe Submiseion ~ ‘Stanzas eudjoined to the. Yearly Bill of Mortal the Parish of Ali-Saluts, Northampton Domini, 1787 - - On a Similar Occasion, —1788 - - On a Similar Occasiou,—17d - . Ou a Similar Occasion —170 - - On a Sinitar Oceas - - Ona Similar Uccasion,—i . A Hyroa, for the use of the Sunday School at Olney Gratitude, addressed to Lady Hesketh, 1786 . On the Queen's visit to London, the uight of the Vth of Murch, 1760 = - Inscription for the tomb of Mr. Hamilton = Qn finding the heel of a shoe. “Written at Bath, m8 Fo Botort Loyd, Ug. 170 = Seanzas on the lage inecontiberties taken with the” remains of Milton. 1790 . . The Cottager and bis Londiond = = = Lue Judgment of the Poets. 1791 <= TheSalad by vigil - == 2