BALLADS, SONGS, AND SONNETS, AND SATIRICAL
AND HUMOROUS PIECES.

BOSTON:

WELLS AND LILLY- -COURT-STREET.

1826.

73337

BOOK IX.

PR

Anonymous. 72

Winifred; or an Address to conjugal Love Anonymous. 74

The Friar of Orders Gray

Dialogue between a Pilgrim and Traveller Anonymous. 79

Edwin and Angelina

Edwin and Emma

William and Margaret

Goldsmith. 80

Mallet. 86

Percy. 75

Lucy and Collin

Matilda

Jerningham. 94

Bryan and Pereene, a West-India Ballad Grainger. 97

Loyalty confined

The Soldier going to the Field

A Damsel deploring her Lover

Black-eyed Susan

O Nancy wilt thou go with me

May-eve, or Kate of Aberdeen

The Mad Maid's Song

The Maid in Bedlam

Collin to the Willow

Sally in our Alley

Sir R. L'Estrange. 99

Davenant. 102

Gay. 103

Gay. 104

Percy. 106

Cunningham. 107

Kerrick. 108

Anonymous. 109

Rowe. 110

Henry Carey. 111

A Mother's Lament for the Death of her Son Burns. 129

Robert Bruce's Address to his Army

Strathallan's Lament

Sonnet on hearing a Thrush sing

-

Burns. ib.

Burns. 130

Burns. 131

Wither. 132

The Shepherd's Resolution

Lesbia on her Sparrow

Cartwright. 133

Sonnet, sung before Queen Elizabeth Earl of Essex. 134

Sonnet

Drummond. 135

Drummond. 136

Drummond. ib.

Drummond. 137

Miss Williams. ib.

Miss Williams. 138

Charlotte Smith. ib.

Sonnet to Tranquillity

Charlotte Smith. ib.

Sonnet, written in the Church-yard at Middleton.

KING Lear once rul'd in this land,
With princely power and peace;
And had all things with heart's content
That might his joys increase.
Amongst those things that nature gave,
Three daughters fair had he,
So princely seeming beautiful,
As fairer could not be.

So on a time it pleas'd the king
A question thus to move,
Which of his daughters to his grace
Could show the dearest love:

VOL. V.

1.