10 APR 1964

LIBRARY

Book II.

The Time-Piece

Book III. The Garden

Book IV. The Winter Evening

Book V. The Winter Morning Walk

Book VI. The Winter Walk at Noon

An Epiftle to Joseph Hill, Efq.

Tirocinium; or, a Review of Schools

10. The Future Peace and Glory of the Church

11. Jehovah our Righteousness

12. Ephraim repenting .

13. The Covenant

14. Jehovah-Shammah

23. Pleading for and with Youth

24. Prayer for Children.

25. Jehovah Jefus

26. On opening a Place for Social Prayer

27. Welcome to the Table

28. Jefus hafting to suffer

29. Exhortation to Prayer

30. The Light and Glory of the Word

31. On the Death of a Minister

32. The fhining Light

33. The waiting Soul

34. Seeking the Beloved

35. Light fhining out of Darkness

36. Welcome Crofs.

37. Afflictions fanctified by the Word

38. Temptation

39. Looking upwards in a Storm

40. The Valley of the Shadow of Death

41. Peace after a Storm

42. Mourning and Longing

43. Self-Acquaintance

44. Prayer for Patience

45. Submiffion

46. The happy Change

47. Retirement

48. The hidden Life

49. Joy and Peace in Believing

50. True Pleasures

51. The Christian

52. Lively Hope and gracious Fear

53. For the Poor

54. My Soul thirfteth for God

55. Love constraining to Obedience

56. The Heart healed and changed by Mercy

57. Hatred of Sin

Fragment of a Hymn

To the Rev. Mr. Newton. An Invitation into the Country 290

Catharina. Addressed to Miss Stapleton, now Mrs. Court-

On the Receipt of my Mother's Picture out of Norfolk,
the Gift of my Coufin, Ann Bodham

On a mischievous Bull, which the Owner of him fold at

the Author's inftance.

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310

311

314

Annus Memorabilis, 1789. Written in Commemoration

of his Majefty's happy Recovery

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324

Hymn, for the use of the Sunday School at Olney.

Stanzas fubjoined to the Yearly Bill of Mortality of the

Parish of All-Saints, Northampton, Anno Domini 1787

On a fimilar Occafion, for the Year 1788

On a fimilar Occafion, for the Year 1789

On a fimilar Occafion, for the Year 1790

On a fimilar Occafion, for the Year 1792

On a fimilar Occafion, for the Year 1793

On a Goldfinch, ftarved to Death in his Cage

The Pine Apple and the Bee

Horace. Book ii. Ode x..

A Reflection on the foregoing Ode

The Lily and the Rose

Idem Latine redditum

Tranflation of Prior's Chloe and Euphelia

Infcription for the Tomb of Mr. Hamilton.

Epitaph on a Hare

Epitaphium alterum

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345

Account of the Treatment of his Hares, inserted by Cow-

per in the Gentleman's Magazine

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE LA

MOTHE GUION.

1. The Nativity

3. The Swallow.

2. God neither known nor loved by the World

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7. Afpirations of the Soul after God

4. The Triumph of heavenly love defired.

5. A Figurative Defcription of the Procedure of Divine

Love, in bringing a Soul to the Point of Self-renun-

ciation and abfolute Acquiefcence

6. A Child of God longing to fee him beloved

8. Gratitude and Love to God

9. Happy Solitude—unhappy Men

10. Living Water

11. Truth and Divine love rejected by the World

12. Divine Justice amiable

13. The Soul that loves God finds Him every where

14. The Testimony of Divine Adoption

15. Divine Love endures no Rival

16. Self-Diffidence

17. The Acquiefcence of pure Love

18. Repofe in God

19. Glory to God alone.