The Poems of William Cowper

Methuen, 1906 - 741 pàgines

PAGE	xxx

EARLY POEMS	xxx

OLNEY HYMNSContinued	xxx

THE SECOND VOLUMEContinued	xxx

Joy and Peace in Believing	xlix

Evening line 120 in the possession of Bertram Vaughan	lviii

33	lx

COWPERS HORSE AND DOG From an oil painting by Margarson	2

Catharina the second part	399

On the Receipt of My Mothers Picture out of Norfolk	407

POSTHUMOUS POEMS OF MIDDLE AND LATER LIFEContinued	411

The Bee and the Pineapple	413

A Poetical Epistle to Lady Austen	419

The Pipe and the Snuff	427

POSTHUMOUS POEMS OF MIDDLE AND LATER LIFEContinued	433

5	437

Ode on the Marriage of a Friend	8

This evening Delia you and	14

R S	20

The Certainty of Death	27

36	36

40	40

44	44

Jehovah Jesus XXVI On Opening a Place for Social Prayer	50

Welcome to the Table	51

Jesus hasting to suffer XXIX Exhortation to Prayer	52

The Light and Glory of the Word	53

On the Death of a Minister XXXII The Shining Light	54

The Waiting Soul XXXIV Seeking the Beloved	55

Light shining out of Darkness	56

Welcome Cross	57

Temptation	58

Looking Upwards in a Storm XL The Valley of the Shadow of Death	59

Peace after a Storm	60

Mourning and Longing	61

SelfAcquaintance	62

Hatred of	71

Grace and Providence	77

On a Review Condemning Thelyphthora	83

THE FIRST VOLUME OF POEMS	87

120	92

The Progress of Error	106

Expostulation	132

Charity	153

Retirement	198

The Doves	216

THE FIRST VOLUME OF POEMSContinued	218

The Modern Patriot	222

Votum	228

The Shrubbery	235

The Poet the Oyster and Sensitive Plant	243

Tirocinium or a Review of Schools	247

THE SECOND VOLUME	266

THE ELMS From a drawing by John Greig engraved	266

жо	393

Written on a page of The Monthly Review	442

Stanzas Subjoined to the Yearly Bill of Mortality of the Parish	446

THE WEATHER HOUSE THE PEASANTS NEST AND COWPERS	456

Sweet Meat has sour sauce or The Slave Trader in the Dumps	457

To an Afflicted Protestant Lady in France	463

Lines after the Manner of Homer	470

A Yardley Oak	479

To the Spanish Admiral Count Gravina	499

To Mary	503

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE	511

A Child of God Longing to see Him Beloved	517

Living Water	523

The Acquiescence of Pure Love	529

The Joy of the Cross	545

Scenes Favourable to Meditation	551

TRANSLATIONS FROM MILTONContinued	553

10	556

On the Approach of Spring	563

Composed in the Authors 19th year	571

On the Platonic Idea	578

To Giovanni Battista Manso	584

TRANSLATIONS OF THE ITALIAN POEMS OF MILTON	597

A Stradas Nightingale	606

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE LATIN CLASSICS	617

The Salad	635

Another Translation of the same	641

TRANSLATIONS OF GREEK VERSESContinued	644

On Invalids	647

To Demosthenes	652

12	665

650	690

16	695

583	725

599	731

651	732

Love Pure and Fervent	735

The Winter Evening	738

Another	740

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