CONTENTS,

AND

AUTHORITIES.

VOL. II.

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Page

GRONGAR-HILL. By John Dyer, LL. B.

From his “ Poems," 1770

Horace, book II. ode XVI. imitated... By Soame

Jenyns, esq. From his “Works," 1790

The

way to be wise. Imitated from La Fontaine,

By the fame. From the same authority

A pipe of tobacco: in imitation of fix several

authors. By Isaac Hawkins Browne, efq. From

bis “ Poems," 1768

Father Francis's prayer. Written in lord Weft-

morland's hermitage. By Gilbert West, ela.

From Dodsleys collection

An inscription on the cell. By the same. From

the same authority

An inscription in the cell. By the fame. From the

fame authority

21

22

22

Verses, making part of an epitaph on 'bis' lady.

By George lord Lyttelton. From bis “ Works”
1776

23

London. In imitation of the third satire of Juve-

nal. By Samuel Johnson, LL.D. From Dod.

Neys colle&tion (the references being omitted) 24

Love elegies. By James Hammond, esq. From

the edition of 1780

34

Verses to Mr. Brooke, on the refusal of a licence to

his play of Guftavus Vasa. By Paul White-

head, esq. From his “ Poems," 1777

Elegy. By William Shenfione, esq. From bis

66 Works," 1777

The school-mistress. In imitation of Spenser. By

the same. From the same authority

41

Inscription. On tbe back of a Gothic alcove. By

the fame. From the fame authority

54

Ode to the Tiber. On entering the Campania of

Rome, at Otricoli, MDCCLV. By William

Whitehead, efq.

poet laureat.

From his

“ Poems," 1774

57

An ode on the death of Mr. Pelham. B; David

Garrick, esq. From Dedsley's collection

Ad amicos. By Richard West, efq. From Malcrs

39

61

84

• Memoirs of Mr. Gray," prefixed to his

" Poems," 1775

66

Ode on a distant prospeet of Eton college. By Tho-

mas Gray, esq. From bis “ Poems," 1775 70

The bard. A Pindaric ode. By the same. From

the same authority

74

The fatal fifters. An ode. From the Norse tongue.

By the fame. From the same authority

Elegy written in a country church-yard. By the

fame. From the same authority

88

The black bird. A makarony fable. By John Hall

Stephenson, esq. From “Makarony fables,"1768 94

Grazie a gl' inganni tuoi, &c. Metastasio. To

miss - By the same. From “ Lyric con-

folations, " 1769

99

Oriental eclogues. By William Collins. From his

Poems, 1765

O.de on the death of Mr. Thomson. By the same.

From the same authority

108

Odes. By Mark Akenpide, M. D. From his

« Poems," 1779

Infcriprions. By the same. From the same authority 119

Ole on the fifth of December, being the birtb-day of

a beautiful young lady. By Christopher Smart.

From bis - Poems," 1752

101