T. N. LONGMAN AND O. REES, PATERNOSTER-ROW,

LONDON.

CONTENTS

Page

23

St. Juan Gualberto

Lucretia, a Monodrama

Lewti, or the Circassian Love-Chant

The Child of Sorrow's Tale

Cool Reflections during a Midsummer Walk - 29

To a Young Lady, on her first appearance after a

dangerous illness

The Battle of Blenheim, by ROBERT SOUTHEY

To Recovery .

Lines written in Devonshire

Ode to Silence, alias Unanimity

The Gallinipper .

On viewing the Monastery lately erected at Lulworth,

by Joseph Hucks

Gooseberry-Pie, a Pindaric Ode

The Huron's Address to the Dead .

Recantation, illustrated in the story of the Mad Ox,

by S. T. COLERIDGE

Lines to Sarah .

The Mad Woman

Lines written in the Album at Elbingerode, in

Hartz Forest -

Song, addressed to a Lady known from infancy

A Christmas Carol

The Old Chikkasah to his Grandson - 83
To a Friend

History

Gorthmund. A Tale, in the manner of Ossian, by

WILLIAM CASE, Junr.

90