Specimens with
Specimens with Memoirs of the Less-known British Poets, Volume 3
作者：Gilfillan, George, 1813-1878 [Editor]
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共 184 题- SPECIMENS WITH MEMOIRS OF THE LESS-KNOWN BRITISH POETS.
- By
- THE REV. GEORGE GILFILLAN.
- IN THREE VOLS.
- VOL. III.
- CONTENTS.
- THIRD PERIOD--FROM DRYDEN TO COWPER.
- DODSLEY, BROWN, &c
- DR WALTER HARTE
- INDEX
- SPECIMENS, WITH MEMOIRS, OF THE LESS-KNOWN BRITISH POETS.
- THIRD PERIOD.
- FROM DRYDEN TO COWPER.
- SIR CHARLES SEDLEY.
- TO A VERY YOUNG LADY.
- SONG.
- JOHN POMFRET,
- THE CHOICE.
- THE EARL OF DORSET.
- SONG.
- JOHN PHILIPS.
- THE SPLENDID SHILLING.
- SIR SAMUEL GARTH.
- THE DISPENSARY.
- SIR RICHARD BLACKMORE.
- CREATION.
- ELIJAH FENTON.
- AN ODE TO THE RIGHT HON. JOHN LORD GOWER.
- WRITTEN IN THE SPRING OF 1716.
- ROBERT CRAWFORD.
- THE BUSH ABOON TRAQUAIR.
- THOMAS TICKELL.
- TO THE EARL OF WARWICK, ON THE DEATH OF MR ADDISON.
- JAMES HAMMOND.
- ELEGY XIII.
- RICHARD SAVAGE.
- THE BASTARD.
- THOMAS WARTON THE ELDER.
- VERSES WRITTEN AFTER SEEING WINDSOR CASTLE.
- AN AMERICAN LOVE ODE.
- FROM THE SECOND VOLUME OF MONTAIGNE'S ESSAYS.
- JONATHAN SWIFT.
- After all, Swift might, perhaps, have put in the plea of Byron--
- BAUCIS AND PHILEMON.
- ON POETRY.
- ON THE DEATH OF DR SWIFT.
- ISAAC WATTS.
- FEW HAPPY MATCHES.
- THE SLUGGARD.
- THE ROSE.
- A CRADLE HYMN.
- BREATHING TOWARD THE HEAVENLY COUNTRY.
- TO THE REV. MR JOHN HOWE.
- AMBROSE PHILIPS.
- A FRAGMENT OF SAPPHO.
- WILLIAM HAMILTON.
- THE BRAES OF YARROW.
- ALLAN RAMSAY.
- LOCHABER NO MORE.
- THE LAST TIME I CAME O'ER THE MOOR.
- FROM 'THE GENTLE SHEPHERD.'
- ACT I.--SCENE II.
- PROLOGUE.
- PEGGY AND JENNY.
- ISAAC HAWKINS BROWNE.
- IMITATION OF THOMSON.
- IMITATION OF POPE.
- IMITATION OF SWIFT.
- WILLIAM OLDYS.
- SONG, OCCASIONED BY A FLY DRINKING OUT OF A CUP OF ALE.
- ROBERT LLOYD.
- THE MISERIES OF A POET'S LIFE.
- HENRY CAREY.
- SALLY IN OUR ALLEY.
- DAVID MALLETT.
- WILLIAM AND MARGARET.
- THE BIRKS OF INVERMAY.
- JAMES MERRICK.
- THE CHAMELEON.
- DR JAMES GRAINGER.
- ODE TO SOLITUDE.
- MICHAEL BRUCE.
- TO THE CUCKOO.
- ELEGY, WRITTEN IN SPRING.
- CHRISTOPHER SMART.
- The account of David's object--
- Of David's Sabbath--
- One of David's themes--
- And, not to multiply instances to repletion, this stanza about gems--
- SONG TO DAVID.
- THOMAS CHATTERTON.
- BRISTOWE TRAGEDY.
- MINSTREL'S SONG.
- THE STORY OF WILLIAM CANYNGE.
- KENRICK.
- TRANSLATED FROM THE SAXON.
- FEBRUARY, AN ELEGY.
- LORD LYTTELTON.
- FROM THE 'MONODY.'
- JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
- MAY-EVE; OR, KATE OF ABERDEEN.
- ROBERT FERGUSSON.
- THE FARMER'S INGLE.
- DR WALTER HARTE.
- Again, of a neighbouring matron, who died leaving Eulogius money--
- And once more--
- EDWARD LOVIBOND.
- THE TEARS OF OLD MAY-DAY.
- WRITTEN ON THE REFORMATION OF THE CALENDAR IN 1754.
- FRANCIS FAWKES.
- THE BROWN JUG.
- JOHN LANGHORNE.
- FROM 'THE COUNTRY JUSTICE.'
- GIPSIES.
- FROM THE SAME.
- A CASE WHERE MERCY SHOULD HAVE MITIGATED JUSTICE.
- FROM THE SAME.
- SIR WILLIAM BLACKSTONE.
- THE LAWYER'S FAREWELL TO HIS MUSE.
- JOHN SCOTT.
- ODE ON HEARING THE DRUM.
- THE TEMPESTUOUS EVENING.
- AN ODE.
- ALEXANDER ROSS.
- WOO'D, AND MARRIED, AND A'.
- THE ROCK AN' THE WEE PICKLE TOW.
- RICHARD GLOVER.
- FROM BOOK XII
- ADMIRAL HOSIER'S GHOST.
- WILLIAM WHITEHEAD.
- VARIETY.
- A TALE FOR MARRIED PEOPLE.
- WILLIAM JULIUS MICKLE.
- CUMNOR HALL.
- THE MARINER'S WIFE.
- LORD NUGENT.
- ODE TO MANKIND.
- JOHN LOGAN.
- THE LOVERS.
- WRITTEN IN A VISIT TO THE COUNTRY IN AUTUMN.
- COMPLAINT OF NATURE.
- THOMAS BLACKLOCK.
- THE AUTHOR'S PICTURE.
- ODE TO AURORA, ON MELISSA'S BIRTHDAY.
- MISS ELLIOT AND MRS COCKBURN.
- THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.
- BY MISS JANE ELLIOT.
- THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.
- BY MRS COCKBURN.
- SIR WILLIAM JONES.
- A PERSIAN SONG OF HAFIZ.
- SAMUEL BISHOP.
- TO MRS BISHOP,
- WITH A PRESENT OF A KNIFE.
- TO THE SAME,
- SUSANNA BLAMIRE.
- THE NABOB.
- WHAT AILS THIS HEART O' MINE?
- JAMES MACPHERSON.
- OSSIAN'S ADDRESS TO THE SUN.
- DESOLATION OF BALCLUTHA.
- FINGAL AND THE SPIRIT OF LODA.
- ADDRESS TO THE MOON.
- FINGAL'S SPIRIT-HOME.
- THE CAVE.
- WILLIAM MASON.
- JOHN LOWE.
- MARY'S DREAM.
- JOSEPH WARTON.
- ODE TO FANCY.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
- SONG.
- FROM 'THE SHAMROCK, OR HIBERNIAN CROSSES.' DUBLIN, 1772.
- VERSES,
- THE OLD BACHELOR.
- AFTER THE MANNER OF SPENSER.
- CARELESS CONTENT.
- A PASTORAL.
- ODE TO A TOBACCO-PIPE.
- AWAY! LET NOUGHT TO LOVE DISPLEASING.
- RICHARD BENTLEY'S SOLE POETICAL COMPOSITION.
- LINES ADDRESSED TO POPE.[1]
- THE END.
- INDEX