CONTENTS.

IMITATIONS, &c.

The Squire's Tale modernized, Part I. and II.

On the Rights and Duties of the Rich; an Imitation

of the Sixth Satire of Persius, addressed to the

Rev. Mr. Mason, 1793

The Art of English Poetry; being an Imitation, with

Notes, of Horace's Epistle to the Pisos

TRANSLATIONS FROM PETRARCH.

PACE

3,17

PART I. POEMS DURING THE LIFE OF LAURA.

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43

Sonnet

245

to Stephen Colonna the Elder

246

on planting a Laurel, near a Rivulet, in honour

of Laura, in a spot which she frequented.

Sonnet on sending to a Friend a pair of Pigeons,

which, being then frequently employed in field sports,

he had caught with nets

253

Ode to Stephen Colonna the younger, made Senator of

Rome for five years

257

Madrigal

263

Sonnet. On a Miniature of Laura, painted for Petrarch

His reason for loving Laura at thirty, when

her beauty was impaired

On Petrarch's picking up a glove Laura had

dropped at an assembly, and which she hastily re-

covered from him

Sonnet

Ode written at Laura's Favourite Fountain

Sonnet embarking on the Po, in his way to Verona

267

268

269

271

275

277

278

travelling homewards from Italy, on the Banks

of the Rhone

on the Grief of Laura, supposed for the Death

of her Mother

on a distinction shewn to Laura by a Prince,

supposed to be Charles son of the King of Bohemia,

and afterwards the Emperor Charles the Fourth

279

Sonnet on a Water-party of Ladies, among whom was

Laura, going down the Rhone in a Boat, and re-

turning in a carriage

Sonnet

PACE

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280

281

PART II. POEMS AFTER THE DEATH OF LAURA.

Ode

Sonnet

Sonnet

The Twelfth Pythian Ode of Pindar. To Midas of

Agrigentum, Victor on the Flute

283

289

290

291

295

6. line 12, for "this," read, his.

15. 5, for "goest," read, goes.

85.

122.

129.

143.

256.

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2, for "these," read, there.

14, for "tastes," read, taste.

13, for "minion," read, dominion.

- 17, for "it has been rightly affirmed," read, it