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POEMS WRITTEN DURING, OR SHORTLY AFTER,
THE PUBLICATION OF CLIFTON GROVE.
PAGE
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Ode to H. Fuseli, Esq. R. A.
65
Ode to the Earl of Carlisle
69
Description of a Summer's Eve
71
To Contemplation..
73
To the Genius of Romance. Fragment
79
'The Savoyard's Return.
80
“ Go to the raging Sea, and say, be still"
82
Written in the Prospect of Death
84
Pastoral Song. “ Come, Auna, come"
86
To Midnight
87
To Thought. Written at Midnight .
88
Genius
90
Fragment of an Ode to the Moon
94
Fragment. Oh, thou most fatal of Pandora's train" 96
Sonnet. To Capel Lofft, Esq.
101
To the Moon
102
Written at the Grave of a Friend
103
To Misfortune
104
“As thus oppressed with many a heavy Care" 105
To April
106
“ Ye unseen Spirits”
107
To a Taper
108
“ Yes! 'twill be over soon"
109
To Consumption .
110
“ Thy judgments, Lord, are just”
111
POEMS OF A LATER DATE,
To a Friend in Distress, who, when Henry reasoned
with him calmly, asked, if he did not feel for him
115
Christmas Day.
Nelsoni Mors
Hymn. “Awake, sweet Harp of Judah, wake"
Hymn for Family Worship..
The Star of Bethlehem
Hymn. “O Lord, my God, in Mercy turn"
Melody “ Yes, once more that dying Strain”
Song, by Waller, with an additional Stanza
“ I am pleas'd, and yet I'm sad"
Solitude
“ If far from me the Fates remove"
“ Fanny, upon thy breast I may not lie"
FRAGMENTS.
1. “ Saws't thou that Light?" .
137
II. “ The pious Man, in this bad World”
138
III. “ Lo, on the eastern Summit”
IV. “ There was a little Bird upon that Pile"
139
V. “O pale art thou, my Lamp"
VI. “O give me Music"
140
VII. “Ah, who can say, however fair his View 141
VIII. “ And must thou go?"
142
IX. “ When I sit musing on the chequer'd Past" 142
X. “ When high Romance, o’er every Wood and
Stream"
143
XI. “ Hush'd is the Lyre”
XII.“ Once more, and yet once more"
144
TIME,
147
THE CHRISTIAD
173
PROSE COMPOSITIONS.
Remarks on the English Poets
Sternhold and Hopkins
195
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Remarks on the English Poets. Warton
Cursory Remarks on Tragedy..
Melancholy Hours, No. I..
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
228
236
242
251
258
264
ERRATA.
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Page 5, line 8, dele « the."
71, 18, for “our,” read “ one." 73, for “ happonian,” read Lapponian." 119, last line, for “ weed,” read “ meed." 120, line 13, for “ on," read “in."
CLIFTON GROVE.
VOL. II.
B
This, and the following Poems, are reprinted from the little
volume which Henry published in 1803.