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THE

Poetical Works

AND REMAINS OF

HENRY KIRKE WHITE.

WITH

LIFE BY ROBERT SOUTHEY.

ILLUSTRATED BY BIRKET FOSTER.

NEW YORK:

D. APPLETON & CO., 346 & 448 BROADWAY, AND 16 LITTLE BRITAIN, LONDON.

M DCCC LV.

HARVARD COLLEGE

JUN 11 1930

LIBRARY

Grenville H. Norcross, Boston

3482

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POEMS INSERTED IN THE MEMOIR.

On being confined to School one pleasant Morning in Spring;

written at the Age of Thirteen

Extract from an Address to Contemplation, written at Fourteen

To the Rosemary

Lines, written in Wilford Churchyard, on Recovery from

Sickness

LETTERS

POEMS INSERTED IN THE LETTERS.

Elegy, occasioned by the Death of Mr. Gill, who was drowned

Sonnet, by Capel Lofft

Written in the Homer of Mr. Henry Kirke White.

To the Memory of Henry Kirke White, by a Lady

Stanzas, supposed to have been written at the Grave of Henry

Kirke White, by a Lady

PAGB

. 185

. 186

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191

Ode on the late Henry Kirke White, by Juvenis

Verses occasioned by the Death of Henry Kirke White, by

Josiah Conder

Sonnet, on seeing another, written to Henry Kirke White, in

September, 1803, inserted in his 'Remains, by Robert

Southey,' by Arthur Owen

Sonnet, in Memory of Henry Kirke White, by J. G.

Reflections on Reading the Life of the late Henry Kirke White,

193

193

by Wm. Holloway

194

Lines suggested on Reading the Poem on Solitude, in the

Second Volume of Henry Kirke White's 'Remains,' by

J. Conder

To the Memory of Henry Kirke White, by the Rev. Dr. Collyer 196

Lines on the Death of Henry Kirke White, by T. Park

To the Memory of Henry Kirke White, by a Lady

Lines written on visiting the Rooms once inhabited by Henry

Kirke White, in St. John's College, Cambridge, by Mrs.

M. H. Hay

Reflection on the early Death of Henry Kirke White, by a Lady 200

Extract from a Poem recently published.

Monody to the Memory of Henry Kirke White, by Joseph

Blackett

On visiting the Tomb of Henry Kirke White, by Mrs. M. H. Hay 205

Lines written on reading the Remains of Henry Kirke White,

of Nottingham, late of St. John's College, Cambridge;

with an Account of his Life, by Robert Southey, Esq., by

Mrs. M. H. Hay.

POEMS PUBLISHED UNDER THE TITLE OF

CLIFTON GROVE, &c.

Original Preface to Clifton Grove

To my Lyre

Clifton Grove

Gondoline, a Ballad

Written on a Survey of the Heavens, in the Morning before

Day-break.

Lines supposed to be spoken by a Lover at the Grave of his

Mistress

My Study

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278

. 280

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283

283

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285

285

286

287

To an Early Primrose

Sonnet 1. To the Trent

2.

3.

Give me a Cottage on some Cambrian Wild'

Supposed to have been addressed by a Female

'What art thou, MIGHTY ONE'

'Be hush'd, be hush'd, ye bitter Winds'