LONDON:

PRINTED BY C. WHITTINGHAM, TOOKS COURT.

CONTENTS.

VOL. III.

HYMNS.

I. WALKING with God

11. Jehovah-Jireh. The Lord will provide

III. Jehovah-Rophi. I am the Lord that healeth

thee.....

IV. Jehovah-Nissi. The Lord my Banner

v. Jehovah-Shalom. The Lord send Peace

VI. Wisdom........

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VII. Vanity of the World.....

VIII. O Lord, I will praise thee

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IX. The contrite Heart

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x. The future Peace and Glory of the Church .

XXXIII. Seeking the beloved

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XXXIV. Light shining out of Darkness

XXXV. Welcome Cross........

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XXXVI. Afflictions sanctified by the Word

XXXVII. Temptation.

XXXVIII. Looking upwards in a Storm

XXXIX. The Valley of the Shadow of Death

XL. Peace after a Storm

XLI. Mourning and Longing

XLII. Self-Acquaintance

XLIII. Prayer for Patience

XLIV. Submission.....

XLV. The happy Change...........

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XLVI. Retirement..

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XLVII. The hidden Life

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XLVIII. Joy and Peace in believing

XLIX. True Pleasures...

L. The Christian......

LI. Lively Hope and Gracious Fear....

LII. For the Poor

LIII. My Soul thirsteth for God

LIV. Love constraining to Obedience

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LXVI. I will praise the Lord at all times......................

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Fragment of a Hymn.....

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE LA

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A Child of God longing to see him beloved..

Aspirations of the Soul after God.

Gratitude and Love to God.

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Happy Solitude-Unhappy Men......................

Living Water....

Truth and Divine Love rejected by the World

Divine Justice amiable.

The Soul that loves God finds him every where

The Testimony of Divine Adoption

Divine Love endures no rival

Self-Diffidence

The Acquiescence of Pure Love

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Love

Love faithful in the Absence of the Beloved.....

pure

The entire Surrender...

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Elegy II. On the Death of the University Beadle at

Cambridge..........

Elegy III. On the Death of the Bishop of Winchester

Elegy IV. To his Tutor Thomas Young......

Elegy V. On the Approach of Spring

Elegy VI. To Charles Deodati...........

Elegy VII..........

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Eprigrams. On the Inventor of Guns .....................................................

To Leonora singing at Rome.

To the same

The Cottager and his Landlord. A Fable.......

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To Christina, Queen of Sweden, with Cromwell's Picture 154

On the Death of the Vice-Chancellor, a Physician.............. 154

On the Death of the Bishop of Ely

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Nature unimpaired by Time.

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On the Platonic Idea as it was understood by Aristotle 162

To his Father..

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An Ode, addressed to Mr. John Rouse, Librarian of the

University of Oxford

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Sonnet-" Fair Lady! whose harmonious name"

Sonnet-" As on a hill-top rude, when closing day

Canzone "They mock my toil-the nymphs and"

Sonnet-To Charles Deodati.

Sonnet-"Lady! it cannot be but that thine eyes"

Sonnet-"Enamour'd, artless, young, on foreign ground" 193

Simile in Paradise Lost.

Translation of Dryden's Epigram on Milton.........................................

TRANSLATIONS FROM VINCENT BOURNE.

The Thracian.........

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Reciprocal Kindness the Primary Law of Nature.

A Manual more ancient than the Art of Printing. 197

An Enigma-" A needle, small as small can be" 199

Sparrows self-domesticated in Trinity Coll. Cambridge. 200

Familiarity dangerous.

Invitation to the Redbreast.

Strada's Nightingale.......

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Ode on the Death of a Lady, who lived 100 years....... 204