Sixteen Sonnets :: :: University of Virginia Library

Sixteen Sonnets

[by J. C. Bampfylde]

Bampfylde, John (1754-1797)

[dedication]

[section]

SONNET I. To the RED-BREAST.

II.

SONNET II. On having dined at Trinity College, Oxford.

III.

SONNET III.

IV.

SONNET IV. On the MORNING.

SONNET V. On the EVENING.

VI.

SONNET VI. On a Stormy SEA-PROSPECT.

VII.

SONNNET VII. On a Calm SEA-PROSPECT.

VIII.

SONNET VIII. On the Abbé REYNALL's History of the Establishments in the East and West Indies.

IX.

SONNET IX. On hearing the Torture was suppressed throughout the Austrian dominions, in consequence of Beccaria's Treatise on Crimes and Punishments.

SONNET X. To Mr. WARTON, on reading his History of English Poetry.

XI.

SONNET XI. To Mr JACKSON of Exeter.

XII.

SONNET XII. Written at a Farm.

XIII.

SONNET XIII. On a Frightful Dream.

XIV.

SONNET XIV. To the Evening.

XV.

SONNET XV. On Christmas.

XVI.

SONNET XVI. On a Wet Summer.

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TO Miss PALMER, THESE SONNETS, WHICH HAVE BEEN HONORED WITH HER APPROBATION, ARE DEDICATED BY HER VERY SINCERE AND DEVOTED HUMBLE SERVANT, JOHN BAMPFYLDE.