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The works, in verse and prose, of the late Robert Treat Paine, Jun. Esq

With notes
Paine, Robert Treat (1773-1811)

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PART I. JUVENILE POEMS.
  
PREFACE.
  
[Bright is the sun beam, smiling after showers]
  
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF BOWDOIN.
  
[Blest be the sage, whose voice has sung]
  
[Ye, who enjoy the bliss of social ease]
  
[Vice lives coeval with the age of time]
  
ON SENSIBILITY.
  
A PASTORAL
  
[The unweeting swain, while Nature round him spreads]
  
THE REFINEMENT OF MANNERS AND PROGRESS OF SOCIETY.
  
A VALEDICTORY POEM
  
THE NATURE AND PROGRESS OF LIBERTY.
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A PASTORAL.
  
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MORNING.
  
NOON.
  
EVENING.
  
REFLECTIONS ON A LONELY HILL, WHICH COMMANDED THE PROSPECT OF A BURYING GROUND.
  
[When ---'s graces bid the pencil break]
  
FRAGMENT.
  
[Sage Cadmus, hail! to thee the Grecians owed]
  
TRANSLATION OF THE FIRST ECLOGUE OF VIRGIL.
  
TRANSLATION OF THE TENTH ODE, SECOND BOOK OF HORACE.
  
TRANSLATION OF THE FIFTH ODE, FIRST BOOK OF HORACE
  
STANZAS ON RECEIVING A FROWN FROM CYNTHIA.
  
TRANSLATION OF THE NINTH ODE, THIRD BOOK, OF HORACE.
  
THE LAURELLED NYMPH.
  
ODE TO COMPASSION.
  
THE GOLDEN AGE.
  
[Such bounteous flowerets from so fair a hand]
  
VERSES TO A YOUNG LADY, LATELY RECOVERED FROM SICKNESS.
  
TRANSLATED FROM SAPPHO.
  
ODE TO WINTER.
  
A SONG.
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PART II. MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
  
EDWIN AND EMMA.
  
A MONODY, TO THE MEMORY OF W. H. BROWN.
  
SELF-COMPLACENCY.
  
[Where'er the vernal bower, the autumnal field]
  
ADDRESSED TO MISS B.
  
TO CLORA.
  
SONNET TO ELIZA.
  
SONNET TO BELINDA.
  
MENANDER TO PHILENIA.
  
PHILENIA TO MENANDER.
  
MENANDER TO PHILENIA.
  
SONNET TO PHILENIA, ON A STANZA, IN HER ADDRESS TO MYRA.
  
THE COUNTRY GIRL TO MENANDER.
  
STANZAS TO THE COUNTRY GIRL.
  
THE COUNTRY GIRL TO MENANDER.
  
SONNET TO THE COUNTRY GIRL.
  
SONNET, TO ANNA-LOUISA, ON HER ODE TO FANCY.
  
STANZAS TO ANNA, ON HER VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA.
  
TO TRUTH.
  
TO TRUTH.
  
STANZAS TO A YOUNG LADY ON A BAMBOO FAN, ACCIDENTALLY TORN.
  
THE PRIZE PROLOGUE:
  
THE INVENTION OF LETTERS:
  
THE RULING PASSION;
  
DEDICATORY ADDRESS;
  
ADDRESS
  
EPILOGUE TO THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
  
[Farewell, a long farewell! dear patrons, friends]
  
EPILOGUE TO THE CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER.
  
EPILOGUE TO THE POOR LODGER.
  
MONODY ON THE DEATH OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE.
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PART III. ODES AND SONGS.
  
ODE. RISE COLUMBIA.
  
ODE. ADAMS AND LIBERTY.
  
ODE.
  
SONG. TO ARMS, COLUMBIA!
  
SONG. RULE NEW-ENGLAND.
  
ODE. THE STREET WAS A RUIN.
  
ODE. SPIRIT OF THE VITAL FLAME.
  
ODE.
  
SONG. THE YEOMEN OF HAMPSHIRE.
  
MASONICK ODE.
  
ODE.
  
SONG. THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FARMER.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE.
  
ODE. SPAIN, COMMERCE AND FREEDOM.
  
ELEGIAC SONNET,
  
ADDRESS
  
TO MISS F.
  
[True, gentle bard, should lovely Grace]

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[True, gentle bard, should lovely Grace]

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To the above, Mr. Paine soon after wrote the following reply.

True, gentle bard, should lovely Grace
On aeronautick pinions rise,
Angels would own their “Sister's” face,
Thrice welcome to her native skies.
But conscious should the nymph remain,
Earth's loud laments would rend their ears:
They'd send the Heroine down again,
To sooth and bless a world in tears.
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