AKENSIDE.

LIFE OF AKENSIDE, by the Rev. A. Dyce .

Appendix to the Life of Akenside

Advertisement to Mr. Dyson's Edition of Akenside's

Poems (1772).

III. To a Friend unsuccessful in Love

IV. Affected Indifference

V. Against Suspicion

VI. Hymn to Cheerfulness

VII. On the Use of Poetry

VIII. On Leaving Holland

IX. To Curio

X. To the Muse

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ODES ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS, continued.

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Book I. Ode XI. On Love, to a Friend

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XII. To Sir Francis Henry Drake, Bar.

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XVII. On a Sermon against Glory.

XVIII. To the Earl of Huntingdon

Book II. Ode I. The Remonstrance of Shakespeare

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XI. To the Country Gentlemen of England

XII. On recovering from a Fit of Sickness

XIII. To the Author of Memoirs of the

House of Brandenburgh

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BEATTIE.

MEMOIR of Beattie, by the Rev. Alexander Dyce

The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius, Book I.

The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius, Book II.

Retirement

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Elegy: written in the year 1758.

Ode to Hope

Ode on Lord Hay's Birthday.

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The Battle of the Pigmies and Cranes, from the Pyg-

mæogerano-machia of Addison

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The Hares, a Fable

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Epitaph: being part of an Inscription designed for a

Monument erected by a Gentleman to the Memory of

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PIECES REJECTED BY THE AUTHOR FROM THE LATER

EDITIONS OF HIS POEMS.

On the Report of a Monument to be erected in West-

minster Abbey, to the Memory of a late Author

Song, in Imitation of Shakspeare's Blow, Blow, thou

winter wind'. . .

Epitaph on two young Men of the name of Leitch, who

were drowned in crossing the River Southesk, 1757 .

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Verses written by Mr. Blacklock, on a blank leaf of his

To the Rt. Hon. Lady Charlotte Gordon, dressed in a

Tartan Scotch Bonnet, with Plumes

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Anacreon, Ode XXII.

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The beginning of the First Book of Lucretius

Horace, Book II. Ode X.

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Epitaph for a Sheriff's Messenger: written and pub-

lished at the particular desire of the Person for whom

it is intended

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To Mr. Alexander Ross, at Lochlee, Author of 'The

Fortunate Shepherdess,' and other Poems in the

broad Scotch Dialect.

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LIFE OF AKENSIDE.