6Note 5, page 18, line 6.
51TO THE SUN.
7Note 6, page 22, line 1.
52SONG.
8Note 7, page 23, lines 5 and 6.
53TO A LADY, FORTUNE-TELLING WITH CARDS.
9Note 8, page 23, line 10.
54EPIGRAM.
10Note 9, page 24, line 2.
55ON TWO ENGLISH POETS, WHO FLOURISHED IN THE FORMER HALF OF THE LAST CENTURY, AND PUBLISHED COMPLIMENTARY VERSES ON EACH OTHER.
11Note 10, page 25, line 3.
56VERSES TO THE HONOUR OF THE LONDON PASTRYCOOK, WHO MARKED “NO POPERY” ON HIS PIES, &C.
12Note 11, page 27, line 11.
57ON THE FUNERAL OF ⸺, IN A HEARSE AND SIX, FOLLOWED BY A MOURNING COACH AND FOUR.
13Note 12, page 33, line 2.
58PARODY ON DRYDEN’S “THREE POETS,” &c.
14Note 13, page 34, line 1.
59EPIGRAM.
15Note 14, page 34, line 11.
60AN EXPOSTULATORY SUPPLICATION TO DEATH, AFTER THE DECEASE OF DR. BURNEY.
16POEMS.
61ON THE DECEASE OF HORNE TOOKE.
17INSCRIBED BENEATH THE PICTURE OF AN ASS.
62INSCRIPTION FOR THE GRANITE SARCOPHAGUS BROUGHT FROM ALEXANDRIA TO THE BRITISH MUSEUM.
18ODE TO THE LYRIC MUSE. SPOKEN IN THE THEATRE AT THE INSTALLATION OF LORD NORTH, CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.
63INSCRIPTION FOR A STATUE OF FIELD-MARSHAL SUWOROW.
19VERSES INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN SPOKEN IN THE THEATRE TO THE DUKE OF PORTLAND, AT HIS INSTALLATION AS CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, IN THE YEAR 1793.
64ON FIELD-MARSHAL SUWOROW. A DIALOGUE.
20ON THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK.
65ON F. W. THE KING OF PRUSSIA’S INEFFECTUAL ATTEMPT ON WARSAW.
21ELEGY TO THE MEMORY OF DR. W. HAYES, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.
66POLITICAL ADVICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CONVENTION. A DIALOGUE.
22THE WORLD[16]. INTENDED AS AN APOLOGY FOR NOT WRITING. BY A LADY.
67WRITTEN WHEN BUONAPARTE WAS ALTERING THE GOVERNMENTS OF GERMANY.
23THE BRITISH THEATRE. WRITTEN IN 1775.
68SUGGESTED BY READING DRYDEN’S BRITANNIA REDIVIVA, A Poem on the Prince, born on the 10th of June, 1688.
24ON TWO PUBLICATIONS, ENTITLED EDITIONS OF TWO OF OUR POETS.
69SUCCESSION.
25THE SPLEEN.
70EPIGRAM.
26LINES WRITTEN WITH A PENCIL IN A LADY’S ALMANAC.
71ON THE INCREASE OF HUMAN LIFE.
27TO A YOUNG GENTLEWOMAN, WITH THOMSON’S SEASONS, DOUBLED DOWN AT THE STORY OF PALEMON AND LAVINIA.
72ODE TO THE KING OF FRANCE. 1823.
28SONNET.
73VERSES SPOKEN IN THE THEATRE, OXFORD, AT THE INSTALLATION OF THE CHANCELLOR, LORD GRENVILLE, JULY 10, 1810, BY HENRY CROWE, A COMMONER OF WADHAM COLLEGE.
29SONNET TO PETRARCH.
74AD MUSAS.
30TO A LADY, WHO DESIRED SOME SPECIMENS OF THE AUTHOR’S POETRY.
75JEPTHÆ VOTUM.
31EPITAPH ON A CHILD WHO DIED OF A SCARLET FEVER IN THE FIFTEENTH MONTH OF HIS AGE. 1802.
76PALMYRA.
32EPITAPH ON SIR CHARLES TURNER, BART. IN THE FAMILY MAUSOLEUM AT KIRK LEATHAM, YORKSHIRE.
77AD HYACINTHUM. 1791.
33LINES WRITTEN AT THE TOMB OF WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM, IN WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL.
78ROMULUS. SCRIPTUS 1803.
34TRANSLATION OF A GREEK INSCRIPTION UPON A FOUNTAIN[21].
79HELENA INSULA.
35FROM LUCRETIUS.
80ON CAPT. SIR M. MURRAY, WOUNDED AT THE WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
36FROM LUCRETIUS.
81AMNESTIA INFIDA.
37FROM LUCRETIUS.
82PSALM CXIV.
38PSALM LXXII. ABRIDGED, AND ADAPTED[22] TO A PARTICULAR TUNE.
83PSALM CXXXIII.
39MIDNIGHT DEVOTION. WRITTEN IN THE GREAT STORM, 1822.
84PSALM CXXXVII.
40SILBURY HILL[23].
85IN OBITUM SENIS ACADEMICI, THOMÆ PRYOR, ARMIGERI.
41TO THE DAISY.
86IN OBITUM J. N. OXONIENSIS, 1783.
42FRAGMENT.
87ΕΙΣ ΚΟΣΣΥΦΟΝ.
43FROM PURCHASE’S PILGRIMAGE, VERSIFIED AND DESIGNED AS A MOTTO TO “VOYAGES FOR THE DISCOVERY OF A N. W. PASSAGE.”
88INSCRIPTIO IN HORTO AUCTORIS APUD ALTON IN COM. WILT.
44FRAGMENT.
89EPICEDIUM.
45THE RAPE OF PROSERPINE.
90DE SEIPSO MANDATUM AUCTORIS.
