Poetical Works of Akenside
by
Akenside, Mark, 1721-1770
,
Gilfillan, George, 1813-1878
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Book I. Argument.
Book Ii. Argument.
Book Iii. Argument.
Endnote E. Endnote F.
Endnote R. Endnote S.
Endnote Gg.
Book Ii. 1765. Argument.
Ode Iii. To A Friend, Unsuccessful In Love.
Ode Iv. Affected Indifference. To The Same. Ode V. Against Suspicion.
Ode Vi. Hymn To Cheerfulness.
Ode X. To The Muse. Ode Xi. On Love. To A Friend.
Ode Xii. To Sir Francis Henry Drake, Baronet.
Ode Xvi. To Caleb Hardinge, M. D. Ode Xvii. On A Sermon Against Glory. 1747.
Ode Ii. To Sleep.
Ode Iii. To The Cuckoo. Ode Iv. I.-1.
Ode Xi. To The Country Gentlemen Of England. 1758.
Ode Xii.
* * * * * Notes. Book First. Ode Xviii, Stanza Ii.-2. Stanza Ii.-3.
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Note I. Note J.
Vii. The Wood Nymph. Viii. Ix. An Epistle To Curio. [1]
The Virtuoso. In Imitation Op Spenser's Style And Stanza.
Ambition And Content. A Fable.
The Poet. A Rhapsody.
A British Philippic.
Hymn To Science.
Love. An Elegy.
To Cordelia. July 1740. Song. End Of Akenside's Poetical Works.
