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The poetical works of Thomas Traherne

faithfully reprinted from the author's original manuscript together with Poems of Felicity reprinted from the Burney manuscript and Poems from Various Sources: Edited with preface and notes by Gladys I. Wade
Traherne, Thomas

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PART ONE POEMS FROM THE DOBELL FOLIO MS.
  
The Salutation.
  
Wonder.
  
Eden.
  
Innocence.
  
The Preparative.
  
The Instruction.
  
The Vision.
  
The Rapture.
  
The Improvment.
  
The Approach.
  
Dumnesse.
  
Silence.
  
My Spirit.
  
The Apprehension.
  
Fullnesse.
  
Nature.
  
Ease.
  
Speed.
  
The Choice.
  
The Person.
  
The Estate.
  
The Enquirie.
  
The Circulation.
  
Amendment.
  
The Demonstration.
  
The Anticipation.
  
The Recovery.
  
Another.
  
Love.
 I. 
Thoughts. I.
  
Blisse.
 II. 
Thoughts. II.
  
[Ye hidden Nectars, which my GOD doth drink]
 III. 
Thoughts. III.
  
Desire.
 IV. 
Thoughts. IV.
  
Goodnesse.
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PART TWO POEMS FROM THE BURNEY MS.
  
The Dedication.
  
The Author to the Critical Peruser.
  
The Præface
  
The Publisher To the Reader.
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Divine Reflections ON THE NATIVE OBJECTS OF An Infant=Ey.
  
The Salutation.
  
Wonder.
  
Eden.
  
Innocence.
  
An Infant-Ey.
  
The Return.
  
The Præparative.
  
The Instruction.
  
The Vision.
  
The Rapture.
  
News.
  
Felicity.
  
Adam's Fall.
  
The World.
  
The Apostacy.
  
Solitude.
  
Poverty.
  
Dissatisfaction.
  
The Bible.
  
Christendom.
  
On Christmas-Day.
  
Bells.
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Churches.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II.
  
Misapprehension.
  
The Improvment.
  
The Odour.
  
Admiration.
  
The Approach.
  
Nature.
  
Eas.
  
Dumness.
  
My Spirit.
  
Silence.
  
Right Apprehension.
  
Fulness.
  
Speed.
  
The Choice.
  
The Person.
  
The Image.
  
The Estate.
  
The Evidence.
  
The Enquiry.
  
Shadows in the Water.
  
On Leaping over the Moon.
  
[To the same purpos; he, not long before]
  
Sight.
  
Walking.
  
The Dialogue.
  
Dreams.
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The Inference.
 I. 
I.
 II. 
II.
  
The City.
  
Insatiableness.
  
Consummation.
  
Hosanna.
  
The Review.
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PART THREE POEMS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES
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§1. POEMS FROM CENTURIES OF MEDITATIONS.
 I. 
I
 II. 
II
 III. 
III On News.
 IV. 
IV
 V. 
V
 VI. 
VI The Recovery.
 VII. 
VII
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§ 2. POEMS FROM THE BOOK OF PRIVATE DEVOTIONS.
 I. 
I
 II. 
II
 III. 
III An Hymne upon St. Bartholomews Day.
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§ 3. POEMS FROM CHRISTIAN ETHICKS.
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I
 II. 
II
 III. 
III
 IV. 
IV
 V. 
V
 VI. 
VI
 VII. 
VII
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§ 4. POEMS FROM A SERIOUS AND PATHETICAL CONTEMPLATION OF THE MERCIES OF GOD.
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 I. 
Thanksgivings for the Body.—I.
 II. 
Thanksgivings for the Body.—II.
  
Thanksgivings for the Beauty of his Providence.
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§ 5. POEMS FROM MEDITATIONS ON THE SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION.
 1. 
First Day.
 2. 
Second Day.
 3. 
Third Day.
 4. 
Fourth Day.
 5. 
Fifth Day.
 6. 
Sixth Day.

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faithfully reprinted from the author's original manuscript together with Poems of Felicity reprinted from the Burney manuscript and Poems from Various Sources: Edited with preface and notes by Gladys I. Wade

Thomas Traherne

P. J. & A. E. Dobell
London
1932
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