Entered according to the act of Congress, in the year 1844, by
S. DOUGLAS WYETH,

in the Clerk's office of the district court of the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania.

LINES, by Professor Smyth of Cambridge, on a monu.
ment erected by Frances Boot, Esq., an American
Gentleman, in All Saints' Church, Cambridge, to
the memory of Henry Kirke White

ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF HENRY KIRKE

WHITE-BY ROBERT SOUTHEY

POEMS INSERTED IN THE LIFE.

To the Herb Rosemary

To the Morning-written during Illness

Ode on Disappointment

CLIFTON GROVE AND OTHER POEMS.

Lines written on a survey of the heavens in the mor-

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Lines supposed to be spoken by a lover at the grave

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My Study. A letter in Hudibrastic Verse

To an early Primrose

SONNETS.

J. To the River Trent

II. "Give me a cottage on some Cambrian wild”

III. Supposed to have been addressed by a female lu-

natic to a lady

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IV. Supposed to be written by the unhappy poet Der-

mody, in a storm, while on board a ship in his

Majesty's Service

V. The Winter Traveller

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VI. "Ye, whose aspirings court the muse of lays"

VII. "Let the sublimer muse, who, wrapt in night"

VIII. On hearing the sounds of an Eolian Harp

IX. What art thou, Mighty One! and where thy seat?

A Ballad. Be hushed, be hushed, ye bitter winds

The Lullaby of a female Convict to her Child

POEMS OF A LATER DATE.

Ode, to H. Fuseli, Esq. R. A

Ode, addressed to the Earl of Carlisle R. G

Description of a Summer's Eve

To Contemplation

Ode to the Genius of Romance

The Savoyard's Return

Lines. "Go to the raging sea, and say be still"

Written in the Prospect of Death

Pastoral Song -

"When Pride and Envy, and the Scorn"

Epigram on Robert Bloomfield.

Ode to Midnight

Ode to Thought. Written at Midnight

Genius