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Volume One Contents
The Works of
Anna Lætitia Barbauld
Volume I
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page 1
Corsica
page 12
The Invitation. To Mis B*****
page 23
The Groans of the Tankard
page 29
On the Backwardness of the Spring 1771
page 30
Verses written in an Alcove
page 35
The Mouse's Petition
page 39
To Mrs. P********, with some drawings of birds and insects
page 47
Characters
page 55
An Inventory of the Furniture in Dr. Priestley's Study
page 59
On a Lady's Writing
page 60
On the Deserted Village
page 61
Hymn to Content
page 65
To Wisdom
page 67
The Origin of Song-writing
page 73
Songs
page 87
Delia. An Elegy
page 93
Ovid to his Wife
page 100
To a Lady, with some painted flowers
page 102
Ode to Spring
page 106
Epithalamium
page 108
Verses on Mrs. Rowe
page 111
To a Dog
page 112
To Miss R****, on her attendance upon her mother at Buxton
page 115
On the Death of Mrs. Jennings
page 117
An Address to the Deity
page 122
A Summer Evening's Meditation
page 129
The Epiphany
page 134
To Mr. Barbauld
page 137
To Mr. Barbauld, with a map of the Land of Matrimony
page 140
Love and Time
page 145
To Miss F. B., on her asking for Mrs. B.'s "Love and Time"
page 146
Tomorrow
page 147
Lines placed over a Chimney-piece
page 148
Written on a Marble
page 149
A School Eclogue
page 157
What do the Futures speak of?—in answer to a question in the Greek
grammar
page 159
Autumn. A fragment
page 161
To the Baron de Stonne, who had wished at the next transit of Mercury
to find himself again between Mrs. La Bord and Mrs. B.
page 165
To the Baron de Stonne, with Aikin's Essay on Song-writing
page 166
To the Miss Websters, with Dr. Aikin's "Wish," which they expressed
a desire to have a copy of
page 168
Epistle to Dr. Enfield, on his revisiting Warrington in 1789
page 173
Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq., on the Rejection of the Bill for
abolishing the Slave Trade, 1791
page 180
On the expected general Rising of the French Nation in 1792
page 183
To Dr. Priestley
page 185
The Rights of Woman
page 188
Inscription for an Ice-house
page 190
An Autumnal Thought
page 192
To the Poor
page 194
Hymn
page 199
To a little Invisible Being who is expected soon to become visible
page 202
Washing-day
page 207
Verses inscribed on a Pair of Screens
page 209
To Mr. S. T. Coleridge
page 212
Peace and Shepherd
page 215
On the Death of Mrs. Martineau senior
page 218
On a Portrait
page 220
West End Fair
page 224
Dirge
page 227
The Unknown God
page 230
Eternity
page 232
Eighteen Hundred and Eleven
page 251
Ode to Remorse
page 261
Life
page 263
On the King's Illness, 1811
page 266
A Thought on Death
page 268
Stanzas, in the manner of Spenser
page 271
To Miss T.
page 273
The First Fire
page 278
The Caterpillar
page 281
On the Death of the Princess Charlotte
page 283
The Wake of the King of Spain
page 286
The Baby-house<
page 290
Logogriph
page 294
Riddle
page 299
Prologue to a Drama, performed by a family party on the anniversary of
Mr. And Mrs. C.'s marriage
page 302
Lines written in a young Lady's Album of different-coloured paper
page 303
To a Friend
page 304
Dejection
page 306
To Mrs. Marissal
page 308
Epitaph on the same
page 309
To Mr. Bowring, on his poetical translations from various languages
page 311
Fragment
page 313
Octogenary Reflections
page 315
The Death of the Virtuous
page 317
Hymns
page 343
Sabbath Hymns
