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Thomson

BOOK I. SACRED AND MORAL.

1 A Summer Evening's Meditation

Adam and Eve, in a Morning Hymn,

Hymn to Content

ib 54

call upon all the Parts of the Creation

To Wisdom

ib. 54

to join with them in extolling their com-

Despondency. An Ode

Burns 54

mon Maker

Milton

1 The Frailty and Folly of Man

1 A Paraphrase on the latter Part of the Sixth

V

Hymn on Gratitude

Addison

2

Chapter of Matthew

Thomson 55

Hymn on Providence

ib.

2 The Sluggard

Mitt 56

Hymn, from the beginning of the 19th Psalm ib.

2 The Rose

ib. 56

Another Hymn

Mrs. Rowe

3) The Ant, or Emmet

ib. 56

Hymn

ib.

3 A Summer Evening

ib. 56

3 The Nune Dimitis

Merrick 56

Psalm 4th Psalm 5th

Merrick

4 The Benedicite paraphrased

ib. 56

5 The Ignorance of Man

ib. 58

e

5 The Trials of Virtue

ib. 58

Hymn to Cheerfulness-The author being

Christ's Passion: from a Greek Ode of Mr.

sick

Dr. Akenside

6

Masters, formerly of New College

Pitt 59

The 8th Psalm translated.

Christopher Pitt

7 A Funeral Hymn

Mallet 59

7 Veni Creator Spiritus, paraphrased Dryden 60

!

Psalm 29th

ib.

8 A Night Piece

Miss. Carter 60

8 Ode to Melancholy

ib. Gl

Psalm 90th paraphrased

Psalm 144th paraphrased

ib.

ib.

9 Written at Midnight in a Thunder Storm ib. 61

9 The Vanity of Human Wishes

Johnson 62

The 3d Chapter of Job

ib.

10 Elegy on the Death of Lady Coventry.

The 25th Chapter of Job paraphrased

ib. 11

Written in 1760

Mason 65

The Song of Moses in 15th Chapter of Exo-

dus paraphrased

ib. 11

Elegy to a young Nobleman leaving the Uni-

yersity

ib. 66

The 199th Psalm paraphrased

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An Hymn to the Supreme Being. An Imita-

tion of the 104th Psalm

Two Hymns

ib. 12 The Choice of Hercules: from the Greek of

Prodicus

Blacklock 13 The Hermit

Anon. 15 The Fire, Side

Louth 67

Parnell 69

Cotton 71

A Hymn on the Seasons

Hymn to Humanity

The Enlargement of

ent of the Mind. To William Address

Langhorne, M. A.

Thomson 15 VISIONS for the Entertainment and Instruction

Langhorne 16 of Younger Minds, by Dr. COTTON.

ib. 17

72

Vision I. Slander. Inscribed to Miss ****

73

The Universal Prayer

Pope 19

Messiah, a Sacred Eclogue

ib. 19

The Prize of Virtue

ib. 20

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83 The Shepherd and the Philosopher

34 The Lion, the Tiger, and the Traveller

Sơ The Spaniel and the Cameleon

37 The Mother, the Nurse, and the Fairy

of Animals

Ogilvie 38 The Eagle and the Assembly

Diseases are the Consequence of Intempe- The Wild Boar and the Ram

Wishes obtained often make men miserable The Lion, the Fox, and the Geese

Deity

Ogilvie 38 The Lady and the Wasp

Boyse 39 The Bull and the Mastiff

The Day of Judgement: a Seatonian Prize- The Elephant and the Bookseller

Poem

Hymns

An Address to the Deity

Peacock.

Dr. Glynn 48 'The Peacock, the Turkeys and the Goose

Mrs. Barbauld 50 Cupid, Hymen, and Plutus

ib. 52 The Tame Stag

Invocation to Silence and Darkness 112 Night VI.The Death of Narcissa

113

Resources of a Dejected Mind

142 The Spider and the Bee

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A Man of Pleasure is a Man Of Pain 142 The Young Lion and the Ape

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Earthly Happiness

143 The Colt and the Farmer

161.

Joy---Follies of Imagination

Pleasure consists in Goodness

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143 The Sparrow and the Dove

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162

Picture of a Good Man

144 The Female Seducers

165

BOOK II. DIDACTIC, DESCRIPTIVE, NARRATIVE, AND PATHETIC.

THE

TH

Inscribed to the Reverend Mr. H.Gold-

smith

An Essay on Man: in Four Epistles

Pope 229

Moral Essays: in Four Epistles

ib. 240

The Deserted Village

ib. 197

Epistle to Mr. Addison, occasioned by his

Dialogues on Medals

ib, 250

Endwin and Angelina. A Ballad

ib. 201

Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot, being the prologue

Spring, a Pastoral

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Pope 202 to the Satires

ib. 250

Summer, a Pastoral

ib. 203 Satires and Epistles of Horace imitated

ib. 254

Autumn, a Pastoral

ib. 204 Epilogue to the Satires. In two Dialogues ib. 265

Winter, a Pastoral

ib. 205 Imitations of Horace

ib. 269

Windsor-Forest

ib. 206 A Panegyric to my Lord Proctector, of the

Ode on Solitude

Two Choruses to the Tragedy of Brutus ib. 209

ib. 210

present Greatness, and joint Interest, of his

Highness and this Nation

Walter 272

a

The Dying Christian to his Soul

ib. 210

Cooper's Hill

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Denhan 275

An Essay on Criticism

The Rape of the Lock

Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate

Lady

An Essay on Translated Verse Earl of Roscomn.on 277

Dryden 281

Prologue to Mr. Addison's Tragedy of Cato ib, 224 Falamon and Arcite; or, the Knight's Tale ib. $12

amongst the antient Poets

ib. 210 On Mr. Abraham Cowley's Death and Burial
ib. 216

ib. 276

ib. 228 Absaloon and Achitophel

ib. 319.

ib. 224 Mac Flecknoe

The Happy Life of a Country Parson

ib. 322

ib. 229 An Essay upon Satire Dryden and Buckingham 324

Cymon

!

Liberty renders England preferable to other

The Splendid Shilling

Nations, notwithstanding Taxes, &c. ib. 362 An Epistle to a Lady

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Shenstone 479

Collins 482

J. Phillips 484

ib. 362. Alexander's Feast, or the Power

362 An Ode on St. Cecilia's Day

Buckingham 364 An Epistle from Mr. Phillips to the Earl of

Dorset. Copenhagen, March, 9, 1709

The Man of Sorrow

Monody to the Memory of a Young Lady Shaw 489

An Evening Address to the Nightingale ib. 492

Somerville 367

Gay 385

Thomson 409 An Ode to Narcissa

Description of a Poet

Love Elegies

Love of Fame, the Universal Passion Young 388

The Castle of Indolence. An Allegorical

Poem

- 488

Greville 489

Smollet 49:3

ib. 493

ib. 423 Elegy in Imitation of Tibullus

ib. 424 The Propagation of the Gospel in Greenland

West 425 On Slavery and the Slave Trade

Couper 493

ib. 49:5

433 On Liberty, and in Praise of Mr. Howard ib. 494

On Domestic Happiness, as the Friend of Vir-

tue and of the false Good-nature of the Age ib. 494

On the Employments of what is called an Idle

The Post comes in- the News-paper is read

the World contemplated at a Distance ib. 495

T. Warton 434

ib. 436

Monody, written near Stratford upon Avon ib. 436

On the Death of King George the Second ib. 436

On the Marriage of the King, 1761, to her

Life

ib. 495

Mallet 496

A Fragment

Ode to Evening

Dr. Jos. Warton 497

Isis. An Elegy

Mason 497

Majesty

ib. 437

Epistolary Verses to George

Colman, Esq.

On the Birth of the Prince of Wales

ib. 438

written in the Year 1756

Lloyd 498

Ode to Sleep

499

The Hamlet, written in Whichwood Forest ib. 439 Ode to Melancholy

Ogilvie 501

Ode. The first of April

ib. 489 Ode to the Genius of Shakspeare

ib. 501

Ode. The Suicide

T.

Warton 440 Ode to Time; occasioned by seeing the Ruins

Ode. Sent to a Friend on his leaving a favorite

of an old Castle

ib. 502

Village in Hampshire

ib. 441

Ode to Evening

b. 504

The art of Preserving Health

Armstrong 442 Ode to Innocence

ib. 505

Ode on the Spring

Fraid 459 Morning; or, The Complaint. An American

Ode on the Death of a favorite Cat drowned

in a Tub of Gold Fishes

Eclogue

Gregory 505

Ode to Adversity

Ode on a distant Prospect of Eton College ib. 459 Description of a Country Apothecary

ib. 459 A Description of a Parish Poor-House Crabbe 507

ib. 460 Description of a Country Clergyman visiting

ib. 507

The Progress of Poesy. A Pindaric Ode ib. 461 the Sick

ib. 507

The Bard. A Pindaric Ode

ib. 462 The Reason for describing the Vices of the

ib. 463

ib. 508

The Descent of Odin. An Ode

The Triumphs of Owen. A Fragment

ib. 464 Apology for Vagrants

Anon. 508

ib. 465 Epistle to a young Gentleman on his leaving

Ode on the Installation of the Duke of Graf-

Eton School

Dr. Roberts 508

ton. Irregular

ib. 465 London. A Poem

Johnson 509

A Prayer for indiference

for Indifference

The Fairy's Answer to Mrs. Greville's Prayer ed their due Praise

The Beggar's Petition

Greville 466 Great Cities, and London in particular, allow-

Countess of C 466 The Want of Discipline in the English Uni-

Pollio. An Elegiac Ode; written in the Wood

near R-Castle, 1762

Mickle 467

The Tears of Scotland

Happy the Freedom of the Man whom Grace

makes free- His Relish of the Works

of God-Address to the Creator.

ib. 519

King Lear

Macbeth

Othello

651

Thomson 718

656 Description of a Hag

Otway 718

664 tue

Rowe 718

:

Thomson 718

670

- 672 True End of Royalty

Mullet 718

660 Happiness the inseparable Companion of Vir-

The Life and Death of King Richard II. 668 Honor superior to Justice

The Life and Death of King Richard

Timon of Athens

Titus Andronicus

Troilus and Cressida

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In what Manner Princesought to be taught

677 The real Duty of a King

680 Character of a good King

681 The Guilt of bad Kings

The true End of Life

Dryden 68. Character of an excellent Man

ib. 719

Rowe 719
Thomson 719
Mallet 719
Thomson 719
S. Johnson 719

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A Lion overcome by a Man

Lee 719

Sebastian and Dorax

Rowe 719

Antony and Ventidius

ib. 687

Virtue the only true Source of Nobility

Theodosius and Marcian

Lee 690

Thomson 720

Closter and Hastings

Rowe 69: The Happy Effects of Misfortune

ib. 720

Gustavus and Dalecarlians

Brooke 695 A Description of the Morning

Otway 720

Gustavus and Cristiern

ib. 694 Another

Lec. 720

Brutus and Titus

Lee 698 The charming Notes of the Nightingale ib. 720

Lady Randolph Lord Randolph, and young

The same

Rowe 723

A worthless