Poetical Works
Poetical Works of Johnson, Parnell, Gray, and Smollett With Memoirs, Critical Dissertations, and Explanatory Notes
作者：Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784; Gray, Thomas, 1716-1771; Parnell, Thomas, 1679-1718; Smollett, T. (Tobias), 1721-1771; Gilfillan, George, 1813-1878 [Editor]
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共 251 题- THE
- POETICAL WORKS
- OF
- JOHNSON, PARNELL, GRAY,
- AND
- SMOLLETT.
- M.DCCC.LV.
- CONTENTS.
- JOHNSON'S POEMS.
- PARNELL'S POEMS.
- GRAY'S POEMS.
- The Life and Poetry of Thomas Gray
- SMOLLETT'S POEMS.
- THE POETICAL WORKS
- OF
- SAMUEL JOHNSON.
- THE LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON.
- JOHNSON'S POEMS.
- LONDON:
- A POEM IN IMITATION OF THE THIRD SATIRE OF JUVENAL, 1738.
- THE VANITY OF HUMAN WISHES.
- IN IMITATION OF THE TENTH SATIRE OF JUVENAL.
- PROLOGUE
- PROLOGUE
- PROLOGUE
- TO GOLDSMITH'S COMEDY OF 'THE GOOD-NATURED MAN,' 1769.
- PROLOGUE
- SPRING.
- MIDSUMMER.
- AUTUMN.
- EPIGRAM
- ON GEORGE II. AND COLLEY CIBBER, ESQ.
- STELLA IN MOURNING.
- TO STELLA.
- VERSES
- TO LADY FIREBRACE,[1]
- AT BURY ASSIZES.
- TO LYCE,
- AN ELDERLY LADY.
- ON THE DEATH OF MR ROBERT LEVETT,
- A PRACTISER IN PHYSIC.
- EPITAPH ON CLAUDE PHILLIPS,[1]
- AN ITINERANT MUSICIAN.
- EPITAPH
- ON SIR THOMAS HANMER, BART.
- ON THE DEATH OF STEPHEN GREY, F.R.S.,
- THE ELECTRICIAN.
- TO MISS HICKMAN,
- PLAYING ON THE SPINNET.
- PARAPHRASE
- OF PROVERBS, CHAP. IV. VERSES 6-11.
- HORACE,
- LIB. IV. ODE VII. TRANSLATED.
- ON SEEING A BUST OF MRS MONTAGUE.
- ANACREON, ODE NINTH.
- LINES
- PARODY OF A TRANSLATION
- FROM THE MEDEA OF EURIPIDES.
- BURLESQUE
- EPITAPH FOR MR HOGARTH.
- TRANSLATION
- TO MRS THRALE,
- ON HER COMPLETING HER THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR. AN IMPROMPTU.
- IMPROMPTU TRANSLATION
- LINES
- WRITTEN UNDER A PRINT REPRESENTING PERSONS SKAITING.
- TRANSLATION
- IMPROMPTU
- TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL.
- PASTORAL I.
- TRANSLATION OF HORACE.
- BOOK I. ODE XXII.
- TRANSLATION OF HORACE.
- BOOK II. ODE IX.
- TRANSLATION
- TO MISS * * * *
- EVENING: AN ODE.
- TO STELLA.
- TO THE SAME.
- TO A FRIEND.
- TO A YOUNG LADY,
- ON HER BIRTHDAY.
- EPILOGUE
- THE YOUNG AUTHOR.
- FRIENDSHIP: AN ODE.
- PRINTED IN THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, 1743.
- IMITATION OF THE STYLE OF[1] * * *
- ONE AND TWENTY.
- END OF JOHNSON'S POEMS.
- THE POETICAL WORKS
- OF
- THOMAS PARNELL.
- TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
- ROBERT EARL OF OXFORD AND EARL MORTIMER.
- THE LIFE AND POETRY OF THOMAS PARNELL.
- How picturesque the following--
- PARNELL'S POEMS.
- HESIOD; OR, THE RISE OF WOMAN.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- ANACREONTIC.
- ANACREONTIC.
- A FAIRY TALE,
- IN THE ANCIENT ENGLISH STYLE.
- TO MR POPE.
- HEALTH: AN ECLOGUE.
- THE FLIES: AN ECLOGUE.
- AN ELEGY TO AN OLD BEAUTY.
- THE BOOK-WORM.
- AN ALLEGORY ON MAN.
- AN IMITATION OF SOME FRENCH VERSES.
- A NIGHT-PIECE ON DEATH.
- A HYMN TO CONTENTMENT.
- THE HERMIT.
- END OF PARNELL'S POEMS.
- THE LIFE AND POEMS
- OF
- THOMAS GRAY.
- GRAY'S POEMS.
- ODES.
- I.--ON THE SPRING.
- II.--ON THE DEATH OF A FAVOURITE CAT,
- DROWNED IN A CHINA TUB OF GOLD FISHES.
- III--ON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF ETON COLLEGE.
- MENANDER.
- IV.--HYMN TO ADVERSITY.
- ÆSCH. AG. 167.]
- V.--THE PROGRESS OF POESY.
- PINDARIC.
- I.--1.
- I.--2.
- I.--3.
- II.--1.
- II.--2.
- II.--3.
- III.--1.
- III.--2.
- III.--3.
- VI--THE BARD.
- PINDARIC.
- I.--1.
- I.--2.
- I.--3.
- II.--1.
- II.--2.
- II.--3.
- III.--I.
- III.--2.
- III.--3.
- VII.--THE FATAL SISTERS.
- FROM THE NORSE TONGUE.[1]
- VIII.--THE DESCENT OF ODIN.
- FROM THE NORSE TONGUE.[1]
- IX.--THE DEATH OF HOEL.[1]
- X.--THE TRIUMPH OF OWEN:
- A FRAGMENT FROM THE WELSH.
- XI.--FOR MUSIC.[1]
- I.
- CHORUS.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
- A LONG STORY.
- ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD.
- THE EPITAPH.
- EPITAPH ON MRS JANE CLARKE.[1]
- STANZAS,
- TRANSLATION FROM STATIUS.
- GRAY ON HIMSELF.
- END OF GRAY'S POEMS.
- THE POETICAL WORKS
- OF
- TOBIAS SMOLLETT.
- THE
- LIFE OF TOBIAS SMOLLETT.
- SMOLLETT'S POEMS
- ADVICE: A SATIRE.
- JUVENAL.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- REPROOF: A SATIRE.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- FRIEND.
- POET.
- THE TEARS OF SCOTLAND.
- WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1746.
- VERSES ON A YOUNG LADY
- PLAYING ON A HARPSICHORD AND SINGING.
- LOVE ELEGY.
- IN IMITATION OF TIBULLUS.
- BURLESQUE ODE.[1]
- ODE TO MIRTH.
- ODE TO SLEEP.
- ODE TO LEVEN WATER.
- ODE TO BLUE-EYED ANN.
- ODE TO INDEPENDENCE.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- END OF SMOLLETT'S POEMS.