Poems (Barbauld)

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POEMS.

Hæc sat erit, Divæ, vestrum cecinisse poetam,

Dum sedet, et gracili fiscellam texit hibisco.

Virgil.

THE THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR JOSEPH JOHNSON, IN ST, PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD.

MDCCLXXIII.

T O

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

LADY MARY WEST,

THESE POEMS

ARE RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED

BY HER LADYSHIP'S OBLIGED

AND MOST OBEDIENT SERVANT,

Warrington,
Dec. 1st. 1772. ⁠ ANNA LÆTITIA AIKIN.

CONTENTS.

Page

CORSICA.

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1.

The Invitation, to Miss B----.

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13.

The Groans of the Tankard.

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25.

On the Backwardness of the Spring 1771.

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31.

Verses written in an Alcove.

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33.

The Mouse's Petition.

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37.

To Mrs. P--------, with Drawings of Birds and Insects.

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41.

Characters.

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49.

On a Lady's Writing.

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52.

Hymn to Content.

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53.

To Wisdom.

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57.

The Origin of Song-Writing.

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59.

Songs.

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66.

Delia, an Elegy.

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82.

Ovid to his Wife.

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88.

To a Lady, with painted Flowers.

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95.

Ode to Spring.

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97.

Verses on Mrs. Rowe.

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101.

To Miss R----, on her Attendance upon her Mother at Buxton.

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104.

On the Death of Mrs. Jennings.

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107.

Hymns.

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110.

An Address to the Deity.

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125.

A Summer Evening's Meditation.

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131.

This work was published before January 1, 1925, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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