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Or, Poems On Various Subjects. In Three Parts. By Alexander Pennecuik ... The Second Edition. Enter'd in Stationer's Hall

Pennecuik, Alexander

[epigraph]

ON THE RUINS OF Wallace's Tree In the TORWOOD.

To the Nine Muses,

To Sir Richard Steele,

An amorous Epistle from the Abbot Bothwell,

The Spider and the Gout.

A DIALOGUE BETWIXT A Sea-Man and a Taylor.

Duke of Buckinghan's Jest on Dr. Barrow,

Mr. HERRON'S Memorable Saying when Dying.

Chancellor Hyde's Jest, ON Dr. Bull the famous Jester:

TO My honour'd Friend Dr. P---k,

A Farewell to CELIA going to the North.

II.

MERRY TALES FOR THE Lang Nights of Winter,

II.

[Let me behold thy reconciled Face]

[O Glory to the King, who's Favour I have sought]

Unto the learn'd and pious Paraphraser of the Canticles, AND Author of the following sacred Composures.

CHORUS FIDELIUM.

SONG OF SONGS

DIALOGUE I. PROLOGUE.

II.

III.

IV.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

A Sabbath-Days Thoughts UPON THE Love of Jesus.

MEDITATIONS In Sickness, Upon several Texts of Scripture relating to the Resurrection.

MEDITATION I.

II.

MEDITATION II.

III.

MEDITATION III.

A DISCRIPTION OF THE Person of Jesus Christ,

On Devout Dorinda,

On a fair Lady,

THE Fair MAID OF DUMBLAIN.

A SONG To the Tune of Morning O Geberland.

III.

PART III.

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A Morning Walk TO ARTHUR's SEAT, On the First Day of May.

THE AMOURS OF Polyndus and Ardella.

THE Mourning Muse,

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Streams from Helicon

Or, Poems On Various Subjects. In Three Parts. By Alexander Pennecuik ... The Second Edition. Enter'd in Stationer's Hall

Alexander Pennecuik

Printed by John Mosman and Company for the Author

Edinburgh

1720