-

BLAIR.

The Grave

376

SWIFT.

Written in a Lady's Ivory Table Book 383

Mrs. Harris's Petition

. ibid.

To the Earl of Peterborow

384

Baucis and Philemon

386

A Description of the Morning

387

A Description of a City Shower

- ibid.

Horace, Book I. Epistle VII.

388

Horace, Book II. Satire VI.

389

A True and Faithfui Inventory of the Goods

belonging to Dr. Swift, Vicar of Laracor 390

Cadenus and Vanessa

. ibid.

An Elegy on the Death of Demar, the Usurer 398

The Country Life

- ibid.

Mary the Cook Maid's Letter to Dr. Sheridan 399

The Furniture of a Woman's Mind

400

On cutting down the Old Thorn at Market

Hill

- ibid.

On the Death of Dr. Swift

401

A Character, Panegyric, and Description of

the Legion Club

406

408
418

431
· 432

- ibid.

. ibid.

- ibid.

A. PHILIPS.

Pastoral Poems

Epistle to the Earl of Dorset

549

On a Goldfinch starved to Death in his Cage 539

Translations from V. Bourne

. ibid.

The Diverting History of John Gilpin 540

On Rural Lights and Sounds

543

On the Town and Country

544

Vanity of Human Pursuits

547

The Winter Evening

Praise of the Country

552

The Winter Morning Walk

553

Praise of Liberty

555

Intellectual Liberty

556

The Winter Walk at Noon

558

Anticipation of the Millennium

560

Catharina

562

The Needless Alarm (a Tale)

563

On the Receipt of his Mother's Picture 564

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.

Page

We are Seven

· 631

The Pet Lamb (a Pastoral)

- ibid.

The Idle Shepherd Boys (a Pastoral)

632

To H. C. Six Years old

633

The Female Vagrant

- ibid.

'Tis said that some have died for Love

635

The Complaint of a Forsaken Indian Woman 636

The Last of the Flock

ibid.

Laodamia

637

Michael (a Pastoral Poem)

639

To the Daisy

643

The Waterfall and the Eglantine

644

The Kitten and the Falling Leaves

. ibid.

To the Cuckoo

645

Yew Trees

646

The Reverie of Poor Susan

ibid.

Resolution and Independence

. ibid.

The Thorn

647

Hart-Leap Well

619

Lines, composed a few miles above Tintern

Abbey

651

Sonnets

652

Expostulation and Reply

654

The Tables Turned

ibid.

Lines left upon a Seat in a Yew Tree

655

Lines written in early Spring

- ibid.

Matthew

- ibid.

The Two April Mornings

- 656

The Fountain

ibid.

Lines written while sailing in a Boat at

Evening

657

Remembrance of Collins

- ibid.

Animal Tranquillity and Decay

ibid.

Ode

658

SAMUEL ROGERS.
Pleasures of Memory

569
An Epistle to a Friend

572
Ode to Superstition

573
Verses written to be spoken by Mrs. Siddons 575
On a Tear

576

LORD THURLOW.

A Song to Sir Philip Sydney

754

Zerbino instructed by the Muse

- ibid.

A Dialogue of two Shepherds

756

Song

757

Sonnets

- ibid.

On beholding Bodiham Castle, on the bank

of the Rother, in Sussex

758

The Temples of Venus and Mars

ibid.

698
- 699
ibid.
701
702
704
706

709
- ibid.
ibid.
711
712
ibid.
. ibid.

713

JOHN KEATS.

Procession and Hymn in Honour of Pan

The Moon

The Indian Lady's Song

The Eve of St. Agnes

Ode to a Nightingale

Fancy

Robin Hood

From Hyperion

ROBERT BURNS.

Page

The Twa Dogs

. 789

The Cotters' Saturday Night

791

Lament for James, Earl of Glencairn - 792

Highland Mary

793

To a Mouse

. ibid.

To a Mountain Daisy

794

Tam O'Shanter (a Tale)

. ibid.

A Vision

796

Bannock-Burn (Bruce's Address to his Army) 797

Mary Morrison

- ibid.

Fragment

. ibid.

John Anderson my Jo

- ibid.

Bonie Lesley

- ibid.

Jessy

· 798

Lovely Jean

- ibid.

Green grow the Rashes

. ibid.

Caledonia

- ibid.

John Barleycorn

799

Song

- ibid.

779

78C

781

782

- ibid.

. ibid.

783

- ibid.

784

- ibid.

785

. ibid.

787

788

Sonnets

Shakspeare 803

Songs from his Plays

809

A Dirge

John Webster 811

From The Elder Brother

Beaumont and Fletcher ibid.

From The Maid's Tragedy

ibid.

From The Little French Lawyer

812

From Valentinian

ibid.

From Rollo

ibid.

From The Captain

ibid.

From The Nice Valour; or, the Passionate

Madman

ibid.

From a Masque

ibid.

From the Faithful Shepherdess Fletcher 813

From the Lover's Melancholy Ford 814

From The Broken Heart

ibid.

From Alexander and Campaspe Lyly ibid.

Song to Celia

Ben Jonson 815

From a Celebration of Charis

ibid.

Hymn to Diana, in Cynthia's Revels

Hue and Cry after Cupid, in the Masque on

Lord Haddington's Marriage Ben Jonson 815

Sonnet

Drummond 816

The Passionate Shepherd

Marlow 817

Song

Raleigh ibid.

A Vision upon the Conceit of the Faery Queen

ibid.

Death's Final Conquest

Shirley ibid.

Sonnet

Lovelace 818

Song to Lucasta, on going to the Wars ibid.

The Abstract of Melancholy

Burton ibid.

Lay

Browne 819

The Syren's Song

820

Disdain Returned

Carew ibid.

To Blossoms

Herrick ibid.

Sic Vita

King ibid.

The Angler's Wish

Walton ibid.

The Braes of Yarrow

- Hamilton 821

Lady Ann Bothwell's Lament Anonymous 822

-

814