II. QUOTATIONS FROM STANDARD POETS AND ANONYMOUS AUTHORS.

ORIGINAL

_By_

A friend, 217.

D. G., 467.

Δ 293, 658.

E. C., 707.

H., 1454.

J. S., 802.

Lector, 727.

Mayer’s song, 567.

Prior, J. R., 144.

T. N., 646.

ORIGINAL

_By *

The Editor_,

Lady Jane Grey, 31.

Twelfth-day, 47.

North-east wind, 136.

Valentine’s day, 216.

Spring, 335.

Angling, 344.

Nature and art, 406.

April fools, 412.

Holyday song, 439.

Milkmaids, 570.

Richmond steamer, 602.

Departed pleasures, 634.

To Canonbury Tower, 642.

Lady among flowers, 689.

Hornsey sluice-house, 695.

Izaak Walton, 697.

Hornsey Wood house, 759.

London-bridge, 775.

Broom girls, 807.

Summer, 818.

Copenhagen-house, 858.

Hagbush-lane, 877.

Barrow-woman’s dress, 905.

Captain Starkey, 922.

To Mr. Charles Lamb, 930.

Bathing “in hyghe sommer,” 972.

Trees and water, 974.

Tea-garden visitors, 975.

Princess Amelia, 1071.

Autumn, 1282.

St. Denys, 1370.

Seasonable, 1415.

Winter, 1562.

The piper, 1626.

Italian minstrels, 1630.

The Flight, 1650.

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