Lines addressed to Mrs. Lawrence, Studley Park, York-

An Address to a Dead Cat, which had fallen from the Ivy-

tree that runs up the Tower of Kirkby Fleetham

Church

204

Lines occasioned by walking over some Fallen Leaves .. 209

To Lydia, with a Coloured Egg, on Easter Monday...... 226

A fanciful Description of a Passage down part of the

River Wye, of a Cottage and its Inhabitants, &c.

249

Reflections on visiting a Spring at different Seasons of the

The Children's Dirge at the Interment of a Gold Fish .. 283

An Excuse to a Young Lady for not writing some Verses

on her Birth-Day

285

Written for a Young Lady to present to her Parents on the

First Day of the Year 1825.

286

Lines on parting from Miss H. when two years old

To a Friend of Early Life, on her Birth-Day.

296

Lines written for Miss L. S. Bruere to present to her Mo-

ther on her Birth-Day

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300

301

Lines addressed to the Misses L. and T. Sadlier Bruere,

on the First Day of the Year 1824

Lines written for Miss L. S. B. to present to her Mother,

on her Birth-Day, with some Primroses and Violets 303

Written for A. S. B. on his Birth-Day, when Eight Years

old

On the Death of Lord Byron

On the Battle of Waterloo

Poor Kitty

Lines occasioned by reading a printed Bill in a Shop-

To a Gentleman who married a Second Wife in Three

304

306

308

311

313

315

317

319

From a Cobler to B. on returning him an old Pair of Shoes 322

Verses written for a Boy to learn and repeat, who had

INTRODUCTION.

LIVES AND WORKS OF OUR UNEDUCATED POETS.