The New Oxford Book of Eighteenth-Century Verse

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Cover
Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
JOHN POMFRET (1667-1702)
1. The Choice
THOMAS D'URFEY (1653-1723)
2. Dialogue, between Crab and Gillian
JOHN PHILIPS (1676-1709)
3. from The Splendid Shilling
4. from Blenheim
JONATHAN SWIFT (1667-1745)
5. The Humble Petition of Frances Harris
6. Baucis and Philemon
7. A Description of the Morning
8. A Description of a City Shower
9. In Sickness
10. To Stella, March 13, 1723-4
11. Stella's Birthday, 1725
12. A Beautiful Young Nymph Going to Bed
13. The Day of Judgement
14. Verses on the Death of Dr.Swift
DANIEL DEFOE (1660-1731)
15. from Reformation of Manners
LAWRENCE SPOONER (fl. 1703)
16. from A Looking-Glass for Smokers
LADY MARY CHUDLEIGH (1656-1710)
17. To the Ladies
SARAH FYGE EGERTON (1670-1723)
18. The Emulation
WILLIAM CONGREVE (1670-1729)
19. A Hue and Cry after Fair Amoret
20. Song
21. Song
22. Doris
JOSEPH ADDISON (1672-1719)
23. A Letter from Italy
24. Ode
25. Song
MATTHEW PRIOR (1664-1721)
26. To a Child of Quality of Five Years Old
27. A Simile
28. An Ode
29. A Dutch Proverb
30. from Solomon on the Vanity of the World
31. Jinny the Just
32. Daphne and Apollo
33. The Lady who Offers her Looking-Glass to Venus
34. A Better Answer to Cloe Jealous
35. A True Maid
36. A Reasonable Affliction
37. from Alma: or, The Progress of the Mind
38. A Letter to the Honourable Lady Miss Margaret Cavendish-Holies-Harley
ANONYMOUS
39. Ignotum per Ignatius, or a Furious Hodge-Podge of Nonsense
EDWARD WARD (1667-1731)
40. from A Journey to H[e]ll
41. Dialogue between a Squeamish Cotting Mechanic and his Sluttish Wife, in the Kitchen
42. The Extravagant Drunkard's Wish
ISAAC WATTS (1674-1748)
43. Few Happy Matches
44. The Day of Judgement
45. Crucifixion to the World by the Cross of Christ
46. The Adventurous Muse
47. The Hurry of the Spirits, in a Fever and Nervous Disorders
48. Praise for Mercies Spiritual and Temporal
49. Against Idleness and Mischief
50. The Sluggard
51. Innocent Play
52. Man Frail, and God Eternal
ANDREW MICHAEL RAMSAY (1686-1743)
53. Friendship in Perfection
ANONYMOUS
54. On the Death of Old Bennet the News-Crier
WILLIAM KING (1662-1712)
55. The Beggar Woman
JOHN REYNOLDS (1667-1727)
56. from Death's Vision
WILLIAM DIAPER (1685-1717)
57. from Brent, a Poem
58. from Oppian's Halieuticks
AMBROSE PHILIPS (1674-1749)
59. A Winter-Piece
60. To Miss Charlotte Pulteney in her Mother's Arms
ALEXANDER POPE (1688-1744)
61. The Alley. An Imitation of Spenser
62. from An Essay on Criticism
63. from Windsor Forest
64. from The Rape of the Lock
65. Epistle to Miss Blount, on her Leaving the Town, after the Coronation
66. Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate Lady
67. A Hymn Written in Windsor Forest
68. To Mr. Gay . . . On the Finishing his House
69. On a Certain Lady at Court (see also Nos. 165-72)
BERNARD MANDEVILLE (1670-1733)
70. On Honour
JOHN SMITH (1662-1717)
71. A Solitary Canto to Chloris the Disdainful
ANNE FINCH, COUNTESS OF WINCHILSEA (1661-1720)
72. A Nocturnal Reverie
73. A Song on the South Sea
SAMUEL JONES (d. 1732)
74. Poverty, in Imitation of Milton
75. The Force of Love
76. The Ploughman, in Imitation of Milton
RICHARDSON PACK (1682-1728)
77. An Epistle from a Half-Pay Officer in the Country
WILLIAM HARRISON (1685-1713)
78. In Praise of Laudanum
THOMAS PARNELL (1679-1718)
79. A Hymn to Contentment
80. An Elegy, to an Old Beauty
81. A Night-Piece on Death
JOHN GAY (1685-1732)
82. from The Shepherd's Week
83. from Trivia: or, The Art of Walking the Streets of London
84. The Birth of the Squire. An Eclogue
85. To a Young Lady With Some Lampreys
86. Sweet William's Farewell to Black-Eyed Susan
87. My Own Epitaph
88. from Fables
89. from The Beggar's Opera
90. from Polly. An Opera
91. from Acis and Galatea. An English Pastoral Opera
JOHN WINSTANLEY (1678?-175o)
92. Fanny's Removal in 1714
93. Epigram on the First of April
94. Miss Betty's Singing-Bird
95. To the Revd. Mr. - on his Drinking Sea-Water
MARY MONCK (169O?-1715)
96. Masque of the Virtues against Love. From Guarini
97. On a Romantic Lady
HENRY CAREY (1687?-1743)
98. The Ballad of Sally in our Alley
99. from Namby-Pamby: or, A Panegyric on the New Versification
100. A Lilliputian Ode on their Majesties' Accession
101. Roger and Dolly
CAPTAIN H-(fl. 1716)
102. An Imitation of Martial, Book XI Ep. 104
LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU (1689-1762)
103. from Six Town Eclogues
104. A Receipt to Cure the Vapours
LEONARD WELSTED (1688-1747)
105. The Invitation
ALEXANDER PENNECUIK (d. 1730)
106. from A Marriage Betwixt Scrape, Monarch of the Maunders, and Blobberlips, Queen of the Gypsies
EDWARD LITTLETON (1698P-1734)
107. The Spider
ALLAN RAMSAY (1686-1758)
108. Polwart on the Green
109. Up in the Air
110. An Ode to Mr. F[orbes]
111. Lass with a Lump of Land
THOMAS TICKELL (1685-1740)
112. To the Earl of Warwick. On the Death of Mr. Addison
SAMUEL CROXALL (169O?-1752)
113. Sylvia
CHARLES MORDAUNT, EARL OF PETERBOROUGH (1658-1735)
114. 'l Said to my Heart'
DAVID MALLET (17O5?-1765)
115. William and Margaret
ELIZABETH TOLLET (1694-1754)
116. from Hypatia
117. Winter Song
HENRY BAKER (1698-1774)
118. The Rapture
119. Love
120. The Declaimer
HETTY WRIGHT (1697-1750)
121. Wedlock. A Satire
122. To an Infant Expiring the Second Day of its Birth
JOHN DYER (1700-1758)
123. To Clio. From Rome
124. Gfongar Hill
125. My Ox Duke
126. from The Fleece
GEORGE BERKELEY (1685-1753)
127. On the Prospect of Planting Arts and Learning in America
JONATHAN RICHARDSON (1667?-1745)
128. On My Late Dear Wife
129. Self-Consciousness Makes All Changes Happy. Ode
SAMUEL WESLEY (1691-1739)
130. On the Setting up Mr. Butler's Monument in Westminster Abbey
131. An Epitaph
132. Anacreontic, On Parting with a little Child
JAMES THOMSON (1700-1748)
133. Winter
134. from To the Memory of Sir Isaac Newton
135. Hymn on Solitude
136. Rule, Britannia
137. from The Castle of Indolence
JOHN WRIGHT (fl. 1708-1727)
138. The Poor Man's Province
CHRISTOPHER PITT (1699-1748)
139. On the Masquerades
FRANCIS HAWLING (fl. 1727)
140. from The Signal: or, A Satire against Modesty
ANONYMOUS
141. [The Dream]
WILLIAM SOMERVILE (1675-1742)
142. from The Bowling-Green
143. Hudibras and Milton Reconciled
144. from The Chase
JOHN BYROM (1692-1763)
145. Epigram on the Feuds between Handel and Bononcini
146. To Henry Wright of Mobberley, Esq. On Buying the Picture of F[ather] Malebranche
147. Tom the Porter
148. Careless Content
149. On the Origin of Evil
RICHARD SAVAGE (1697?-1743)
150. from The Bastard
EDWARD CHICKEN (1698-1746)
151. from The Collier's Wedding
ANONYMOUS
152. from The Comparison
JAMES BRAMSTON (1694?-1743)
153. from The An of Politics
154. from The Man of Taste
ANDREW BRICE (1690-1773)
155. from Freedom: A Poem, Written in Time of Recess from the Rapacious Claws of Bailiffs
STEPHEN DUCK (1705-1756)
156. from The Thresher's Labour
HILDEBRAND JACOB (1693-1739)
157. The Judgement of Tiresias
158. To Geron
159. To Cloe
160. The Alarm
COLLEY GIBBER (1671-1757)
161. The Blind Boy
CHARLES WOODWARD (ft. 1731)
162. The Midnight Ramble
MARY BARBER (1690?--1757)
163. Written for My Son . . . at His First Putting on Breeches
164. On seeing an Officer's Widow distracted
ALEXANDER POPE (1688-1744) (see also Nos. 61-9)
165. from An Epistle to Richard Boyle, Earl of Burlington
166. from An Essay on Man
167. An Epistle from Mr. Pope to Dr. Arbuthnot
168. Epistle to a Lady: Of the Characters of Women
169. from One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Eight, Dialogue II
170. Epigram Engraved on the Collar of a Dog
171. On the Benefactions in the Late Frost
172. from The Dunciad
ROBERT DODSLEY (1703-1764)
173. An Epistle to My Friend J.B.
GEORGE FAREWELL (ft. 1733)
174. An Adieu to my Landlady
175. Privy-love for my Landlady
176. from The Country Man
177. Molly Moor
178. To the Archdeacon
179. Quaerè
180. There's Life in a Mussel A Meditation
SAMUEL BOWDEN (fl. 1726-1771)
181. from The Paper Kite
ANONYMOUS
182. A Receipt to Cure a Love Fit
JOHN BANCKS (1709-1751)
183. A Fragment
184. A Description of London
PHILIP DORMER STANHOPE, EARL OF CHESTERFIELD (1694-1773)
185. To a Lady on Reading Sherlock Upon Death
186. Advice to a Young Lady
187. On Mr. Nosh's Present of his own Picture
188. Song
ROBERT TATERSAL (fl. 1734)
189. The Bricklayer's Labours
JEAN ADAMS (1710-1765)
190. A Dream, or the Type of the Rising Sun
ANONYMOUS
191. On a Female Rope-Dancer
THOMAS GILBERT (1713?-1747)
192. from A View of the Town. In an Epistle to a Friend
ANONYMOUS
193. Laudanum
MATTHEW GREEN (1696-1737)
194. On Barclay's Apology for the Quakers
195. from The Spleen. An Epistle to Mr. C-J-
MOSES BROWNE (1704-1787)
196. A Survey of the Amphitheatre
197. from The Shrimp
JOHN ARMSTRONG (1709-1779)
198. from The Oeconomy of Love. A Poetical Essay
199. from The Art of Preserving Health
HENRY TAYLOR (1711-1785)
200. The Country Curate
ANONYMOUS
201. from The Art of Wenching
ANONYMOUS
202. from The Diseases of Bath. A Satire
AARON HILL (1685-1750)
203. Whitehall Stairs
204. May-Day
205. Alone in an Inn at Southampton, April the 25th, 1737
WILLIAM SHENSTONE (1714-1763)
206. The School-Mistress
207. Elegy XI
208. A Solemn Meditation
209. Written at an Inn at Henley
JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791)
210. Hymn
E. DOWER (fl. 1738)
211. The New River Head, a Fragment
SAMUEL JOHNSON (1709-1784)
212. from London
213. An Epitaph on Claudy Phillips, a Musician
214. Prologue, Spoken by Mr. Garrick at the Opening of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1747
215. The Vanity of Human Wishes
216. A Short Song of Congratulation
217. On the Death of Dr. Robert Levet
MARY COLLIER (1690?-c.1762)
218. from The Woman's Labour. An Epistle to Mr. Stephen Duck
JOHN GAMBOLD (1711-1771)
219. The Mystery of Life
SIR CHARLES HANBURY WILLIAMS (1708-1759)
220. from Isabella
or, The Morning
RICHARD GLOVER (1712-1785)
221. Admiral Hosier's Ghost
SARAH DIXON (1672-1745)
222. Lines Occasioned by the Burning of Some Letters
ANONYMOUS
223. Epitaph on a Child Killed by Procured Abortion
CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)
224. Morning Hymn
225. In Temptation
226. Wrestling Jacob
227. [Inextinguishable Blaze]
ANONYMOUS
228. from Bedlam: A Poem on His Majesty's Happy Escape from his German Dominions
WILLIAM DUNKIN (17O9?-1765)
229. from An Epistle to R[o]b[er]t N[u]g[en]t, Esq. With a Picture of Doctor Swift [in Old Age]
NICHOLAS JAMES (ft. 1742)
230. from The Complaints of Poverty
EDWARD YOUNG (1683-1765)
231. from The Complaint, or Night Thoughts on Life, Death and Immortality
THOMAS GRAY (1716-1771)
232. Ode on the Spring
233. Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College
234. Sonnet on the Death of Mr. Richard West
235. Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes
236. Tophet
237. Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
238. The Progress of Poesy. A Pindaric Ode
239. The Bard. A Pindaric Ode
240. from Ode on the Pleasure Arising from Vicissitude
241. The Death of Hoel
242. On L[or]d H[olland']s Seat near M[argat]e, K[en]t
ROBERT BLAIR (1699-1746)
243. from The Grave
JOSIAH RELPH (1712-1743)
244. Hay-Time
or The Constant Lovers. A Pastoral
THOMAS MATHISON (d. 1754)
245. from The Goff. An Heroi-Comical Poem
PAUL WHITEHEAD (1710-1774)
246. from The Gymnasiad, or Boxing Match
JAMES DANCE (later LOVE) (1722-1774)
247. from Cricket. An Heroic Poem
ANONYMOUS
248. On the Death of Mr. Pope
ANONYMOUS
249. Spoken Extempore on the Death of Mr. Pope
WILLIAM COLLINS (1721-1759)
250. A Song from Shakespeare's Cymbeline
251. Ode to Fear
252. Ode on the Poetical Character
253. Ode Written in the Beginning of the Year 1746
254. Ode to Evening
255. Ode Occasioned by the Death of Mr. Thomson
256. An Ode on the Popular Superstitions of the Highlands of Scotland
JOSEPH WARTON (1722-1800)
257. from The Enthusiast: or The Lover of Nature
258. from Ode to Fancy
259. The Dying Indian
MARK AKENSIDE (1721-1770)
260. from The Pleasures of Imagination
261. Inscription for a Grotto
262. Inscription
SNEYD DAVIES (1709-1769)
263. from A Voyage to Tintern Abbey
264. A Scene [after Hunting] at Swallorvfield in Berkshire
ANONYMOUS
265. Delia Very Angry
ISAAC HAWKINS BROWNE (1705-1760)
266. The Fire Side. A Pastoral Soliloquy
JOHN DOBSON (fl. 1746)
267. Robin. A Pastoral Elegy
TOBIAS SMOLLETT (1721-1771)
268. The Tears of Scotland. Written in the Year 1746
MARY LEAPOR (1722-1746)
269. An Essay on Woman
270. Mira's Will
271. An Epistle to a Lady
JOHN ELLIS (1698-1791)
272. Sarah Hazard's Love Letter
ANONYMOUS
273. [The Poetess's Bouts-Rimès]
WILLIAM WHITEHEAD (1715-1785)
274. New Night Thoughts on Death. A Parody
275. The Sweepers
THOMAS WARTON (1728-1790)
276. from The Pleasures of Melancholy
277. Sonnet. To the River Lodon
278. Verses on Sir Joshua Reynolds's Painted Window at New College, Oxford
ROBERT NUGENT, EARL NUGENT (1702-1788)
279. To Clarissa
280. Epigrams
THOMAS EDWARDS (1699-1757)
281. Sonnet on a Family-Picture
ANONYMOUS
282. from A Collection of Hymns ... of the Moravian Brethren
CHRISTOPHER SMART (1722-1771)
283. A Morning-Piece, or, An Hymn for the Hay-Makers
284. A Night-Piece, or, Modern Philosophy
285. from Hymn to the Supreme Being on Recovery from a Dangerous Fit of Illness
286. from Jubilate Agno
287. from A Song to David
288. On a Bed of Guernsey Lilies
289. Hymn. St. Philip and St. James
290. Hymn. The Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour jesus Christ
291. Gratitude
292. For Saturday
293. Pray Remember the Poor
HENRY BROOKE (17O3?-1783)
294. from Jack the Giant Queller. An Antique History
ANONYMOUS ('C.G.H.')
295. The Power of Innocence
CATHERINE JEMMAT (fl. 1750-1766)
296. The Rural Lass
ANONYMOUS
297. A Song
PHILIP DODDRIDGE (1702-1751)
298. Meditations on the Sepulchre in the Garden
ANONYMOUS
299. Strip Me Naked, or Royal Gin for Ever. A Picture
SOAME JENYNS (1704-1787)
300. The Modern Fine Lady
301. The Temple of Venus
JOHN BROWN (1715-1766)
302. [A Rhapsody, Written at the Lakes in Westmorland]
ANONYMOUS
303. Tree-Topped Hill
ANONYMOUS
304. Mally
ANONYMOUS
305. Autumn
ANONYMOUS
306. A Description of the Spring in London
JOHN DALTON (1709-1763)
307. from A Descriptive Poem, Addressed to Two Ladies, at their Return from Viewing the Mines, near Whitehaven
ROBERT LLOYD (1733-1764)
308. The Cit's Country Box
309. from Shakespeare, an Epistle to David Garrick, Esq.
310. from A Familiar Epistle to J.B. Esq.
KENRICK PRESCOT (1702-1779)
311. Bakham Bells
ROBERT ANDREWS (d. 1766?)
312. Mercury. On Losing my Pocket Milton at Luss
313. Urania
ANONYMOUS ('AGRICOLA')
314. The D[ave]ntry Wonder
ANONYMOUS ('J.T.')
315. A Sea-Chaplain's Petition to the Lieutenants
DAVID GARRICK (1717-1779)
316. Heart of Oak
FRANCES GREVILLE (172-?-1789)
317. A Prayer for Indifference
JOHN MACLAURIN, LORD DREGHORN (1734-1796)
318. Elegy
JAMES MACPHERSON (1736-1796)
319. from Fragments of Ancient Poetry, Collected in the Highlands of Scotland
ANONYMOUS
320. The Linen Weaver
WILLIAM WOTY (1731-1791)
321. White Conduit House
322. from A Mock Invocation to Genius
323. Lines Written in the Dog-Days
JAMES CAWTHORN (1719-1761)
324. from Of Taste. An Essay
FRANCIS FAWKES (1720-1777)
325. An Elegy on the Death of Dobbin, the Butterwoman's Horse
JOHN CUNNINGHAM (1729-1773)
326. Morning
THOMAS MORRIS (1732-1806?)
327. [Sapphics: At the Mohawk-Castle, Canada]
EMANUEL COLLINS (b. 1712?)
328. The Fatal Dream: or, The Unhappy Favourite
THOMAS MOZEEN (d. 1768)
329. The Bedlamite
ANONYMOUS
330. Corydon's Farewell, on Sailing in the Late Expedition Fleet
JAMES EYRE WEEKS (b. 1719?)
331. On the Great Fog in London, December 1762
GEORGE ALEXANDER STEVENS (1710-1784)
332. Bartleme Fair
333. Repentance
334. A Simple Pastoral
JOHN COLLIER (1708-1786)
335. The Pluralist and Old Soldier
ANONYMOUS
336. To A Gentleman, Who Desired Proper Materials for a Monody
CHARLES CHURCHILL (1731-1764)
337. from The Rosciad
338. from The Prophecy of Famine
339. from Gotham
JAMES GRAINGER (1721-1766)
340. from The Sugar Cane
OLIVER GOLDSMITH (1730?-1774)
341. from The Traveller, or A Prospect of Society
342. An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog
343. [Song]
344. The Deserted Village
345. from Retaliation
LEONARD HOWARD (1699?-1767)
346. The Humours of the King's Bench Prison
THOMAS PERCY (1729-1811)
347. The Friar of Orders Gray
CHRISTOPHER ANSTEY (1724-1805)
348. from The New Bath Guide
EVAN LLOYD (1734-1776)
349. from The Methodist
FREDERICK FORREST (ft. 1766)
350. St. Anthony and his Pig. A Cantata
ANONYMOUS
351. Sir Dilberry Diddle, Captain of Militia
RICHARD JAGO (1715-1781)
352. from Edge-Hill, or The Rural Prospect Delineated and Moralised
MICHAEL BRUCE (1746-1767)
353. Ode: To the Cuckoo
354. from Elegy: To Spring
ANONYMOUS ('WORCESTER')
355. A Pastoral. In the Modern Style
WILLIAM JULIUS MICKLE (1735-1788)
356 There's nae Luck about the House
THOMAS MOSS (1740?-1808)
357. The Beggar
JOHN GERRARD (ft. 1769)
358. A Remonstrance
ANONYMOUS
359. A Song
THOMAS CHATTERTON (1752-1770)
360. from Aella: A Tragycal Enterlude
361. An Excelente Balade of Charitie
362. Sentiment
GILBERT WHITE (1720-1793)
363. The Naturalist's Summer-Evening Walk
364. On the Dark, Still, Dry, Warm Weather
GEORGE SMITH (1713-1776)
365. The Country Lovers
ISAAC BICKERSTAFFE (1733-1808?)
366. from The Recruiting Serjeant
WILLIAM MASON (1724-1797)
367. from The English Garden
JAMES BEATTIE (1735-1803)
368. from The Minstrel
or, The Progress of Genius
LADY ANNE LINDSAY (later BARNARD) (1750-1825)
369. Auld Robin Gray
GEORGE KEATE (1729-1797)
370. from A Burlesque Ode, On the Author's Clearing a New House of Some Workmen
CHARLES JENNER (1736-1774)
371. from Eclogue IV. The Poet
JAMES GRAEME (1749-1772)
372. The Mortified Genius
ROBERT FERGUSSON (1750-1774)
373. The Daft-Days
374. Braid Claith
375. The Sow of Feeling
HORACE WALPOLE, EARL OF ORFORD (1717-1797)
376. To Lady [Anne Fitzpatrick], When about Five Years Old
377. Epitaph on Two Piping-Bullfinches
WILLIAM COWPER (1731-1800)
378. Walking with God
379. Light Shining out of Darkness
380. 'Hatred and Vengeance, my Eternal Portion'
381. To Mr. Newton on his Return from Ramsgate
382. Verses, Supposed to be Written by Alexander Selkirk
383. Epitaph on a Hare
384. The Poplar-Field
385. from The Task
386. Sweet Meat has Sour Sauce
387. On the Death of Mrs. Throckmorton's Bullfinch
388. On the Receipt of My Mother's Picture out of Norfolk
389. Yardley Oak
390. To Mary
391. Lines Written upon a Window-Shutter at Weston
392. The Castaway
PHILLIS WHEATLEY (1753?-1784)
393. On Being Brought from Africa to America
ANONYMOUS
394. Morning
JOHN LANGHORNE (1735-1779)
395. from The Country Justice
CHARLES DIBDIN (1745-1814)
396. [The Jolly Young Waterman]
397. [A Popular Functionary]
398. Poor Tom
399. The Lady's Diary
400. The Anchorsmiths
THOMAS PENROSE (1742-1779)
401. The Helmets, a Fragment
ANONYMOUS
402. Between an Unemployed Artist and his Wife
403. Between a Contractor and his Wife
RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN (1751-1816)
404. from The Duenna
405. from The School for Scandal
AUGUSTUS MONTAGU TOPLADY (1740-1778)
406. A Living and Dying Prayer
ANONYMOUS
407. Boston in Distress
ANONYMOUS ('M.')
408. On the Frequent Review of the Troops
ANONYMOUS
409. Hob upon a Holiday
ANONYMOUS
410. Little Britain
SUSANNA BLAMIRE (1747-1794)
411. from Stoklewath
or, The Cumbrian Village
JOHN CODRINGTON BAMPFYLDE (1754-1797)
412. Sonnet
413. On a Frightful Dream
414. To the Evening
415. On a Wet Summer
JOHN NEWTON (1725-1807)
416. The Name of Jesus
417. Zion, or the City of God
WILDE (ft. 1779)
418. Verses to Miss-
ANONYMOUS ('BRIAN BENDO')
419. The Dream
JOHN HAWTHORN (ft. 1779)
420. On his Writing Verses
421. from The Journey and Observations of a Countryman
JOHN FREETH (1731?-1808)
422. Bunker's Hill, or the Soldier's Lamentation
423. The Cottager's Complaint
424. Botany Bay
ANONYMOUS
425. A Translation of the Cywdd to Morvydd, an Elegiac Ode
JOHN SCOTT (1730-1783)
426. Ode
SAMUEL HENLEY (1740-1815)
427. Verses Addressed to a Friend, Just Leaving a Favourite Retirement
-O'BRIEN (ft. 1782)
428. The Ghost
EDWARD THOMPSON (1739?-1786)
429. from An Humble Wish. Off' Porto-Sancto, March 29, 7779
430. To Emma, Extempore. Hyaena, off Gambia, June 4, 7779
431. The Indian Maid. Demararie, Oct. 27, 1781
GEORGE CRABBE (1754-1832)
432. The Village, Book I
ANONYMOUS ('W.J.')
433. A City Eclogue
THOMAS HOLCROFT (1745-1809)
434. On Shakespeare and Voltaire
435. The Seasons
436. Fool's Song
437. Song
438. The Dying Prostitute, An Elegy
439. Gaffer Gray
440. To Haydn
WILLIAM BLAKE (1757-1827)
441. To Spring
442. To the Evening Star
443. Song
444. Mad Song
445. To the Muses
from SONGS OF INNOCENCE
446. Introduction
447. The Little Black Boy
448. Holy Thursday
449. The Lamb
450. The Chimney-Sweeper
451. The Divine Image
from SONGS OF EXPERIENCE
452. Introduction
453. Earth's Answer
454. London
455. The Tiger
456. The Human Abstract
457. The Sick Rose
458. The Chimney-Sweeper
459. Holy Thursday
460. Ah, Sunflower
THOMAS MAURICE (1754-1824)
461. from An Epistle to the Right Hon. Charles James Fox
SIR GEORGE DALLAS (1758-1833)
462. from The India Guide
ROBERT BURNS (1759-1796)
463. Holy Willie's Prayer
464. A Poet's Welcome to his love-begotten Daughter
465. To a Mouse
466. Address to the Deil
467. To a Louse
468. from Love and Liberty. A Cantata
469. Ay Waukin O
470. John Anderson my Jo
471. The Banks o' Doon
472. Song
473. A Red, Red Rose
474. Song: For a' that and a' that
ROBERT MERRY (1755-1798)
475. Sir Roland
a Fragment
JOHN CARR (1732-1807)
476. from Derwent: An Ode
HENRY JAMES PYE (1745-1813)
477. from Aerophorion
JOHN FREDERICK BRYANT (1753-1791)
478. On a Piece of Unwrought Pipeclay
ANN YEARSLEY (1752-1806)
479. To Mr. ****, an Unlettered Poet, on Genius Unimproved
L. KER (fl. 1787)
480. The Death of the Gods: An Ode
JOHN O'KEEFFE (1747-1833)
481. Air
482. I Want a Tenant: A Satire
CHARLES MORRIS (1745-1838)
483. Addressed to Lady ****, Who Asked What the Passion of Love was?
484. Country and Town
JOHN WOLCOT (1738-1819)
485. from Instructions to a Celebrated Laureat
486. Ode
487. from Resignation: an Ode to the Journeymen Shoemakers
488. To a Fly, Taken out of a Bowl of Punch
489. Ode to a Country Hoyden
490. from The Royal Tour, and Weymouth Amusements
491. from The Sorrows of Sunday: An Elegy
WILLIAM CROWE (1745-1829)
492. from Lewesdon Hill
THOMAS RUSSELL (1762-1788)
493. Sonnet Supposed to be Written at Lemnos
ANONYMOUS
494. The Soldier that has Seen Service
ANNA SEWARD (1742-1809)
495. from Eyam
496. Sonnet
497. from Colebrook Dale
498. An Old Cat's Dying Soliloquy
CHARLOTTE SMITH (1749-1806)
499. Sonnet Written in the Church Yard at Middleton in Sussex
JOHN WILLIAMS (1761-1818)
500. Matrimony
SIR SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDGES (1762-1837)
501. Lines Written Immediately after Parting from a Lady
ANONYMOUS
502. To a Lady, with a Present of a Fan
WILLIAM LISLE BOWLES (1762-1850)
503. Sonnet
504. Sonnet. At Ostend, July 22, 1787
ERASMUS DARWIN (1731-1802)
505. Visit of Hope to Sydney Cove, near Botany-Bay
506. from The Botanic Garden
ANDREW MACDONALD (1755?-1790)
507. The Lover's Leap. A Tale
WILLIAM SOTHEBY (1757-1833)
508. Netley Abbey. Midnight
JOANNA BAILLIE (1762-1851)
509. A Disappointment
510. A Mother to her Waking Infant
511. A Child to his Sick Grandfather
512. The Horse and his Rider
SAMUEL BISHOP (1731-1795)
513. Epigrams
JOHN AIKIN (1747-1822)
514. Picturesque
A Fragment
RICHARD POLWHELE (1760-1838)
515. from The Influence of Local Attachment
LAURENCE HYNES HALLORAN (1766-1831)
516. Animal Magnetism. The Pseudo-Philosopher Baffled
JOHN TAYLOR (1750-1826)
517. The Trumpet of Liberty
JOHN LEARMONT (fl. 1791)
518. horn An Address to the Plebeians
ANONYMOUS
519. The Volunteer
WILLIAM SHEPHERD (1768-1847)
520. Ode on Lord Macartney's Embassy to China
JOSEPH MATHER (1737-1804)
521. The File-Hewer's Lamentation
522. God Save Great Thomas Paine
RICHARD GRAVES (1715-1804)
523. Maternal Despotism
or, The Rights of Infants
EDWARD RUSHTON (1756-1814)
524. Human Debasement. A Fragment
JOHN PARRISH (fl. 1793)
525. The Democratic Barber
or, Country Gentleman's Surprise
THOMAS COLE (1727?-1796)
526. from The Life of Hubert, Book I
JAMES WOODHOUSE (1735-1820)
527. from The Life and Lucubrations of Crispinus Scriblerus
JAMES KENNEDY (fl. 1795)
528. from The Exile's Reveries
GEORGE GALLOWAY (b. 1755)
529. To the Memory of Gavin Wilson (Boot, Leg and Arm Maker)
JOSEPH FAWCETT (1758?-1804)
530. from The Art of War
HANNAH MORE (1745-1833)
531. The Riot
or, Haifa Loaf is Better than No Bread
WILLIAM PARSONS (1758?-1828)
532. To a Friend in Lave during the Riots
WILLIAM TAYLOR (1765-1836)
533. The Vision
ANNABELLA PLUMPTRE (1761-1838)
534. from Ode to Moderation
JOHN THELWALL (1764-1834)
535. Sonnet. The Cell
536. from Lines Written at Bridgwater, 27 July 7797
ANNA LAETITIA BARBAULD (1743-1825)
537. The Rights of Woman
538. To Mr. [S. T.] C[olerid]ge
ANONYMOUS ('ORESTES')
539. A Sonnet to Opium
Celebrating its Virtues
EDMUND GARDNER (1752?-1798)
540. Sonnet Written in Tintern Abbey, Monmouthshire
GEORGE COLMAN THE YOUNGER (1762-1836)
541. from The Maid of the Moor, or The Water-Fiends
CHARLES NEWTON (b. 1776?)
542. from Stanzas
ROBERT SOUTHEY (1774-1843)
543. The Widow
GEORGE CANNING (1770-1827)
544. Sapphics. The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-grinder
545. Rogero's Song from The Rovers
546. from New Morality
MARY ALCOCK (1742?-1798)
547. The Chimney-Sweeper's Complaint
548. Written in Ireland
JOSEPH COTTLE (1770-1853)
549. from Mabern Hills
JAMES PLUMPTRE (1770-1832)
550. from Prologue to The Lakers: A Comic Opera
ANONYMOUS ('S.')
551. Ode to the German Drama
JAMES BISSET (1762-1832)
552. from Ramble of the Gods through Birmingham
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