To a Friend in Distress, who, when Henry reasoned with him

Hymn, "Awake, sweet Harp of Judah, wake”

123

Hymn for Family Worship

125

The Star of Bethlehem...

126

Hymn," O Lord, my God, in Mercy turn"

128

Melody, "Yes, once more that dying Strain"

129

IV." There was a little Bird upon that Pile".

141

V. "O pale art thou, my Lamp"

....

141

VI. "O give me Music"

142

VII. "Ah! who can say, however fair his View"

143

VIII. "And must thou go?"

IX. "When I sit musing on the chequer❜d Past"

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144

144

PAGE.

X." When high Romance, o'er every Wood and Stream"

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CLIFTON GROVE.

VOL. II,

A

This, and the following Poems, are reprinted from the little Volume

which Henry published in 1803.

TO

HER GRACE

THE

DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE,

THE FOLLOWING

TRIFLING EFFUSIONS

OF

A VERY YOUTHFUL MUSE,

ARE

BY PERMISSION DEDICATED,

By her Grace's

MUCH OBLIGED

AND GRATEFUL SERVANT,

HENRY KIRKE WHITE.

NOTTINGHAM.