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Specimens with Memoirs of the Less-known British Poets, Volume 2 by Gilfillan, George, 1813-1878
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A word from our supporters: File extension PQI | Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Marc D'Hooghe and the PG Online Distributed Proofreaders SPECIMENS WITH MEMOIRS OF THE LESS-KNOWN BRITISH POETS. With an Introductory Essay, By THE REV. GEORGE GILFILLAN. IN THREE VOLS. VOL. II. CONTENTS SECOND PERIOD--FROM SPENSER TO DRYDEN. (CONTINUED.) WILLIAM HABINGTON Epistle addressed to the Honourable W. E. To his Noblest Friend, J. C., Esq. A Description of Castara JOSEPH HALL, BISHOP OF NORWICH Satire I. Satire VII. RICHARD LOVELACE Song--To Althea, from Prison Song A Loose Saraband ROBERT HERRICK Song Cherry-Ripe The Kiss: A Dialogue To Daffodils To Primroses To Blossoms Oberon's Palace Oberon's Feast The Mad Maid's Song Corinna's going a-Maying Jephthah's Daughter The Country Life SIR RICHARD FANSHAWE The Spring, a Sonnet--From the Spanish ABRAHAM COWLEY The Chronicle, a Ballad The Complaint The Despair Of Wit Of Solitude The Wish Upon the Shortness of Man's Life On the Praise of Poetry The Motto--'Tentanda via est,' &c Davideis-Book II Life The Plagues of Egypt GEORGE WITHER From 'The Shepherd's Hunting' The Shepherd's Resolution The Steadfast Shepherd From 'The Shepherd's Hunting' SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT From 'Gondibert'--Canto II From 'Gondibert'--Canto IV DR HENRY KING Sic Vita Song Life JOHN CHALKHILL Arcadia Thealma, a Deserted Shepherdess Priestess of Diana Thealma in Full Dress Dwelling of the Witch Orandra CATHARINE PHILLIPS The Inquiry A Friend MARGARET, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE Melancholy described by Mirth Melancholy describing herself THOMAS STANLEY Celia Singing Speaking and Kissing La Belle Confidante The Loss Note on Anacreon ANDREW MARVELL The Emigrants The Nymph complaining of the Death of her Fawn On 'Paradise Lost' Thoughts in a Garden Satire on Holland IZAAK WALTON The Angler's Wish JOHN WILMOT, EARL or ROCHESTER Song Song THE EARL OP ROSCOMMON From 'An Essay on Translated Verse' CHARLES COTTON Invitation to Izaak Walton A Voyage to Ireland in Burlesque DR HENRY MORE Opening of Second Part of 'Psychozoia' Exordium of Third Part Destruction and Renovation of all things A Distempered Fancy Soul compared to a Lantern WILLIAM CHAMBERLAYNE Argalia taken Prisoner by the Turks HENRY VAUGHAN On a Charnel-house On Gombauld's 'Endymion' Apostrophe to Fletcher the Dramatist Picture of the Town The Golden Age Regeneration Resurrection and Immortality The Search Isaac's Marriage Man's Fall and Recovery The Shower Burial Cheerfulness The Passion Rules and Lessons Repentance The Dawning The Tempest The World The Constellation Misery Mount of Olives Ascension-day Cock-crowing The Palm-tree The Garland Love-sick Psalm civ The Timber The Jews Palm-Sunday Providence St Mary Magdalene The Rainbow The Seed Growing Secretly (Mark iv. 26) Childhood Abel's Blood Righteousness Jacob's Pillow and Pillar The Feast The Waterfall DR JOSEPH BEAUMONT Hell Joseph's Dream Paradise Eve To the Memory of his Wife Imperial Borne Personified End MISCELLANEOUS PIECES-- FROM ROBERT HEATH-- What is Love? Protest of Love To Clarastella BY VARIOUS AUTHORS-- My Mind to me a Kingdom is The Old and Young Courtier There is a Garden in her Face Hallo, my Fancy The Fairy Queen * * * * * SPECIMENS WITH MEMOIRS OF THE LESS-KNOWN BRITISH POETS. SECOND PERIOD--FROM SPENSER TO DRYDEN. (CONTINUED.) * * * * * WILLIAM HABINGTON. |