FOR

Young Persons:

ARRANGED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS,

AS A COMPANION OR SEQUEL TO

MISS TAYLOR'S ORIGINAL POEMS.

Unsullied treasures, with no dross combined
Unsullied treasures of th' immortal mind,
Long sigh’d-for volumes, stored with Truths Divine,
And Fancy's richest flowers, ye all are mine.-BLACKETT.

OTTIPO

VOL. II.

LONDON : PRINTED FOR HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO.,

CONTENTS.

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1. A Mother's Love. By Emily Taylor

7

2. Rural Pleasures. By Mrs. Howitt

9

3. Flora and the Boy. Anonymous

10

4. Wonders and Murmurs. By Hall

13

5. Lavinia. By Thomson

15

6. Wisdom of God in the Vegetable Creation. By

Sir R. Blackmore

7. The Happy Villager. By Langhorne

19

8. Flowers. By Bernard Barton

21

9. On visiting a Scene of Childhood. Anonymous 30

10. Ode to Content. By Mrs. Barbauld

32

11. The Spring Journey. By Bishop Heber

35

12. On the Death of a Young Lady. By Grahame. 36

13. The Withered Oak. Anonymous

38

14. Autumn. By Southey .

40

15. The Hour of Prayer. By Dr. Raffles

42

16. The Lily (addressed to a Young Lady). By

Montgomery

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44