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The Poetical Works of John Langhorne

... To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Author by his Son the Rev. J. T. Langhorne ... In Two Volumes

Langhorne, John (1735-1779)

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I.

TO THE REV. MR. J. LANGHORNE, ON READING HIS VISIONS OF FANCY, &c.

SONNET TO MR. LANGHORNE.

TO THE HONOURABLE CHARLES YORKE.

GENIUS AND VALOUR: A PASTORAL POEM.

THE VISIONS OF FANCY.

A POEM TO THE MEMORY OF MR. HANDEL.

THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE MIND.

AN ODE TO THE RIVER EDEN.

AUTUMNAL ELEGY.

TO MISS CRACROFT.

THE COMPLAINT OF HER RING-DOVE.

SONNET IN THE MANNER OF PETRARCH.

WRAPPED ROUND A NOSEGAY OF VIOLETS.

ON THE MORAL REFLECTIONS CONTAINED IN HER ANSWER TO THE ABOVE VERSES.

WRITTEN IN A COLLECTION OF MAPS.

THEODOSIUS TO CONSTANTIA.

INSCRIPTION ON THE DOOR OF A STUDY.

TO LORD GRANBY.

TO MRS. GILLMAN.

FRAGMENT, WRITTEN AT CLARE-HALL ON THE KING's ACCESSION.

CÆSAR's DREAM, BEFORE HIS INVASION OF BRITAIN.

INSCRIPTION IN A TEMPLE OF SOCIETY.

INSCRIPTION IN A SEQUESTERED GROTTO.

ANOTHER INSCRIPTION IN THE SAME GROTTO.

LEFT WITH THE MINISTER OF RIPONDEN,

WRITTEN AMONG THE RUINS OF PONTEFRACT CASTLE.

PRECEPTS OF CONJUGAL HAPPINESS.

OWEN OF CARRON.

II.

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Et vos, O Lauri, carpam; et te, proxima Myrte!
Sic positæ quoniam suaves miscetis odores.
VIRG.