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English Songs, and Other Small Poems

By Barry Cornwall [i.e. Bryan Waller Procter]
Cornwall, Barry (1787-1874)

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SONGS.
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DRAMATIC FRAGMENTS.
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PART THE FIRST.
  
INTRODUCTION TO A DRAMA (1821).
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FRAGMENTS.
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PART THE SECOND.
 66. 
66.—A Murderer reproaches his Employer;
 67. 
67.—A Man without Repentance.
 68. 
68.—A Jew's use for Riches.
 69. 
69.—Consolation in Poverty.
 70. 
70.—The same subject.
 71. 
71.—The Exultation of an Heir.
 72. 
72.—Love.
 73. 
73.—Revenge.
 74. 
74.—A Blush.
 75. 
75.—A Butt.
 76. 
76.—Specimen of Courtiers.
 77. 
77.—Account of a Boaster.
 78. 
78.—A Bridal Couple.
 79. 
79.—A Mature Taste.
 80. 
80.—The Schoolmaster abroad.
 81. 
81.—Nothing perfect.
 82. 
82.—Remonstrance.
 83. 
83.—The Intellect strengthened by Study.
 84. 
84.—Taste in Vice.
 85. 
85.—A Rich Man.
 86. 
86.—Sadness avoided by the Wealthy.
 87. 
87.—Loss of Strength.
 88. 
88.—Questions to one restored from Death.
 89. 
89.—The Grave.
 90. 
90.—Knowledge.
 91. 
91.—A Poor Man.
 92. 
92.—A constant Soldier.
 93. 
93.—The Heathen Deities.
 94. 
94.—Might and Right.
 95. 
95.—Unions dangerous.
 96. 
96.—Death stationary.
 97. 
97.—A Lover's Likeness.
 98. 
98.—Another.
 99. 
99.—Music.
 100. 
100.—The Town.
 101. 
101.—Specimen of a Cavalier.
 102. 
102.—A Publican and his Customers.
 103. 
103.—A new Petruchio.
 104. 
104.—Death.
 105. 
105.—Night Thoughts.
 106. 
106.—Mute Sorrow the most powerful.
 107. 
107.—Flowers.
 108. 
108.—A Lover's Irresolution.
 109. 
109.—Useless Fear.
 110. 
110.—A transient Thought.
 111. 
111.—Reproof to one who has no ear.
 112. 
112.—Grief, fantastical.
 113. 
113.—Dreams.
 114. 
114.—Age double-sighted.
 115. 
115.—Philosophers human.
 116. 
116.—Kings.
 117. 
117.—Revenge.
 118. 
118.—Picture of a Hypochondriac.
 119. 
119.—Infirmity lies in the Mind.
 120. 
120.—An ancient Pile.
 121. 
121.—The Exaggeration of Grief.
 122. 
122.—A Princess's Dishonour.
 123. 
123.—A Desperate Man.
 124. 
124.—Suitable Music.
 125. 
125.—A Tender Voice.
 126. 
126.—A Fancy.
 127. 
127.—A Young Man's Opinion of Age.
 128. 
128.—A Sceptic in Virtue.
 129. 
129.—Slander of Women.
 130. 
130.—No Love to be despised.
 131. 
131.—A Lover of Sentiment.
 132. 
132.—A Protégé.
 133. 
133.—The General Law.
 134. 
134.—A Bold Man.
 135. 
135.—A Brother.
 136. 
136.—An Epitaph.
 137. 
137.—We love one different from ourselves.
 138. 
138.—Satisfaction in a Blow.
 139. 
139.—A Lady drowned.

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By Barry Cornwall [i.e. Bryan Waller Procter]

Barry Cornwall

1787-1874
Chapman and Hall
London
1851
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