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American poems, selected and original


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PREFACE.
  
POSTSCRIPT.
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SELECTED POETRY.
  
ELEGY ON THE TIMES.
  
An ELEGY,
  
AMBITION.
  
The PROPHECY of BALAAM.
  
The DOWNFALL of BABYLON.
  
THE SPEECH OF PROTEUS TO ARISTÆUS,
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The TRIAL of FAITH.
 1. 
Part I. Daniel, Chap. I.
 2. 
PART II. Daniel, Chap. II.
 3. 
PART III. Daniel, Chap. III.
  
ADDRESS OF THE GENIUS OF COLUMBIA,
  
COLUMBIA.
  
The SEASONS Moralized.
  
A HYMN,
  
A SONG.
  
THE CRITICS.
  
EPISTLE to Col. HUMPHRYES.
  
The PROSPECT of PEACE.
  
A POEM,
  
An ELEGY
  
An ELEGY
  
An ELEGY
  
MOUNT VERNON:
  
AN ODE.
  
The GENIUS of AMERICA.
  
An EPISTLE to DR. DWIGHT.
  
A SONG.
  
EPITAPH
  
THE HYPOCRITE's HOPE.
  
ON GENERAL ETHAN ALLEN.
  
AN ORATION,
  
PHILOSOPHIC SOLITUDE.
  
DESCRIPTIVE LINES,
  
ODE
  
INVOCATION TO HOPE.
  
PRAYER TO PATIENCE.
  
LINES,
  
ALFRED TO PHILENIA.
  
PHILENIA TO ALFRED.
  
ALFRED TO PHILENIA.
  
PHILENIA TO ALFRED.
  
POEM,
  
AN INTENDED INSCRIPTION
  
ELEGIAC ODE,
  
THE COUNTRY SCHOOL.
  
THE SPEECH OF HESPER.
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[“Help! oh, help! thou God of Christians]
  
TO THE PRINTER.
  
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NEW YEAR's WISH.
  
From a Gentleman, to a Lady, who had presented him with a Cake Heart.
  
[Let sage discretion the gay world despise]
  
ELLA. A Norwegian Tale.
  
EULOGIUM ON RUM.
  
THE COUNTRY MEETING.
  
Written at SEA, in a heavy GALE.
  
TO ELLA.
  
TO ELLA.
  
TO ELLA.
  
[The Lord of light has journey'd down the sky]
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
  
AN ELEGY,
  
VERSIFICATION
  
HABAKKUK, Chap. III.
  
TWILIGHT OF THE GODS;
  
EXTRACT FROM THE CONQUEST OF SCANDINAVIA;
  
ODE TO CONSCIENCE.
  
COLOLOO,—an Indian Tale,
  
ODE TO TIME.
  
AN ODE,
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MESSAGE OF MORDECAI TO ESTHER.
  
BOOK II,—THE CONCLUSION.
  
Book III.—(The Beginning.)

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Now Norway's sons their great deliverer hail,
But lo! he bleeds! he falls!
Old Athold strips the helm and beamy mail,
And on his Gods he calls.
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