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The Fall of Hebe, a Dithyrambic Ode. . . . Page 888
To. “That wrinkle, when first I
espied it”. . . . — 392
Anacreontic “She never look’ll so kind before” . — —
To Mrs. .. “Is not thy mind a gentle mind?’’ — —
Hymn of a Virgin of Delphi at the Tomb of her Mother — 393
Rings and Seals. . ..— 394
To Miss Susan B—cue— n, on her Singing. . . — 395
Lines written at the Cohos, or Falls of the Mohawk River . — —
Cloris and Fanny.. . . . . . . . — 396
ToMiss....“ With woman’s form and woman’s tricks”.— —
To.. “How can I sing of fragrant
sighs ? ” , . . — —
Song of the Evil Spirit of the Woods, . . . — 397
, To Mrs. Henry T-ghe, on reading her Psyche . •— 398
, Impromptu upon leaving some Friends. . . . •— 399
Epistle VIII. To the Honourable William Spencer ... —
A Warning.•— 401
To.“ ’Tis time, I feel, to leave thee now”— 402
From the High Priest of Apollo to a Virgin of Delphi — 403
Woman... —405
, Ballad Stanzas. .— 406
To .“Come, take the harp—”
A Vision of Philosophy. ... . .
To.“The world had just begun to
steal”
, Drpams.to ....
To Mrs.“To see thee every day that came
A Canadian Boat-Song .....
Epistle IX. To Lady Charlote R—wd—n.— 412
Impromptu. “ ’Twas but for a moment” . . , . — 416
Written "on passing Deadman’s Island .
To Lady II...
To ..“Never mind howthepedagogue
proses” .
Extract from the Devil among the ScholarsFragments of a Journal to G. M. Esq. ... — 423
To a friend ........ — 426
Fanny, my love , we ne’er were sages. ... — 427
Song. I ne’er on that lip ,
From the Greek. I’ve press’d her bosom .
On a beautiful East-Indian ....
To —■ I know that none can smile like thee . . — 428
, At, Night ... . . .
, To — I often wish that thou wert dead .
NATIONAL AIRS, .— 429
Advertisement.. . . — 430
No. I. A Temple to Friendship — Spanish Air.— 481
— Flow on, thou shining river — Portug . Air.
-— All tliat!s bright must fade — Indian Air.
— So warmly we met — Hungarian Air.— 432
— Those evening bells — Air The Bells of St. Petersb.
— Should those, fond hopes — Portug . Air. .
— Reason,. Folly, and Beauty — I tat. Air, . . .
— Fare thee Well, thou lovely one — Sicil. Air..
— Bost thou remember — Portug . Air.
— Oh! come to. me when daylight sets — Venet. Air. .
— Oft, in the stilly piglit,.— Scotch Air.
Hark! the vesper .hymn is stealing — Russ. Air.
No. II. Love and Hope — Swiss Air. . . .
—• There comes a time — German Air.
—* My harp has one unchanging theme — Swed. Air .
— Oh! no — not e’en when first we loved — Cashmer. Air
—■ Peace he around tliee — Scotch Air.
— Common sense and genius — French Air . . .
— Then, fare thee well — Old Engl. Air.
— Gaily sounds the castanet — Maltese Air.
-- Love is a hunteivboy —■ Languedoc. Air. .