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Awd Isaac

The Steeplechase, and Other Poems; With a Glossary of the Yorkshire Dialect. By John Castillo

Castillo, John (1792-1845)

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HIS DYING ADVICE.

DIALOGUE ON A STEEPLE CHASE,

THE LUCKY DREEAM, OR AN AWD THING RENEWED.

A STRANGE EFFUSION, OR WESLEYANISM AT EASBY, IN THE STOKESLEY CIRCUIT

LEALHOLM BRIDGE.

THOUGHTS ON GOOD FRIDAY

TO A WITHERED FLOWER!

THE COUNTRY LOVE FEAST.

ODE TO BRITAIN.

A VOICE FROM THE DEAD!

TO THE MOOR BIRDS IN A STORM.

LINES ON RETURNING A BORROWED STICK OF SLENDERISH SIZE

THE THUNDER STORM.

THE MISER'S AWAY!

THE BROKEN SEAL.

TO THE RISING SUN! ON A FROSTY MORNING.

LINES IN MEMORY OF THE REV. D. DUCK, CURATE OF DANBY.

AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF A BELOVED CHILD.

ON THE FIRST TEXT HEARD SPIRITUALLY.

TO A SQUIRREL IN A CAGE.

TO A BIRD SINGING IN WINTER.

REFLECTIONS ON PETCH'S TOMB.

“WHO HATH BELIEVED OUR REPORT?”

CAUTION FROM LIMBER HILL.

THE VILLAGE CHURCH IN RUINS!

POETICAL REFLECTIONS.

THE TWO HOURS' TASK!

THE COUNTRY BLUNDER!

A SINNER SAVED BY GRACE.

THE PORTION OF THE JUST.

THE HAPPY CHOICE!

ON THE DEATH OF JOHN MORLEY.

THE SERVANT'S ADDRESS TO HIS MASTER;

SABBATH MORNING MUSINGS.

LINES ON LEAVING FRYUP, IN SEARCH OF WORK.

A CALL TO THE CARELESS!

TO A HORSE, DYING ALONE!

MUSINGS DURING AFFLICTION; OR THE SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS.

THE REMOTE CHRISTIAN.

SOLITARY REFLECTIONS!

ON SOME WHO HAD LEFT US, AND SPOKEN DISRESPECTFULLY OF US!

THERE IS A GOD!

THE MAN OF THE WORLD!

THE RULE OF CONTRARY!

ON FINDING SOME DEISTICAL BOOKS IN THE HOUSE OF ONE WHO ONCE FEARED GOD!

ON VISITING FRYUP, DURING A GREAT REVIVAL.

THE THREE VOICES!

A LOVE LETTER! (To Miss ---)

TRUTH TRIUMPHANT!

REFLECTIONS ON A BACKSLIDER.

VILLAGE PREACHING.

THE LODGER IN LIVERPOOL; OR,

REFLECTIONS ON ABSENT FRIENDS, GONE TO AMERICA.

THE LAST JOB OF AN OLD TRAMP;

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Awd Isaac

The Steeplechase, and Other Poems; With a Glossary of the Yorkshire Dialect. By John Castillo

John Castillo

1792-1845

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1843