The New-York Weekly Magazine, or Miscellaneous Repository Part 199

Rencounter, the 124 Rose, the--a reflection, 140 Retrospection, 167 Reflection on the earth, 180 Reason, 235 Reflection, an ode, 240 [P]

Ridicule, 305 Radcliffe, Mrs. 318 Receipt for writing novels, 336 [P]

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Sentimental perfumery, 7 Speaking statue, 19 Singular state of man when asleep, 41 Study, 41 of nature, 44 Specimen of Indian eloquence, 52 Segar smoaking, on 60 Speech of Logan, an Indian, 75 Simplicity, 92 Singularity of manners, on, 105 Society, 105, 207 Sentimental fragment, 129 Self-love, 169 Specimens of speech or speakings, 196 Story of Alcander and Septimeus, 204 [spelled Septimius in body text]

Setting sun, 224 [P]

School of libertines--a story, 236, 245 [called School for Libertines in body text]

nature, 270 Slavery, 303 Speech of the king of Dahomy, 340 Scandal, 381 Stanzas to hope, 384 [P]

Storm, the--a fragment, 403

T

Three cornered hat, on the 19 Temperance, on 60 To Tyrunculus, 71 Taciturnity, an apologue, 83 Taste, 156 Temple of Hope, 246 True meekness, 247

U

Unaccountable thirst for fame, 63

V

Victim of magical delusion, 4, 12, 21, 29, 37, 45, 53, 61, 69, 77, 93, 101, 109, 117, 125, 130, 138, 146, 154, 162, 170, 178, 186, 194, 202, [210, 218, 226, 234, 242, 250, 258, 266, 274, 282, 290, 298, 306, 314, 322]

View of the starry heavens, 25, 33 Virtue rewarded 172 Verses addressed to Miss A. B. 344 [P]

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Wonderful account of a man fish, 23 Wonderful qualities of hope, 52 Wisdom and virtue, 129 Winter, an ode, 216 [P]

Wealth, reflections on 247 [again on 339]

Wit, 257 War, 300 Wanderings of imagination, 346, 354, 362, 370, 378, 386, 394, 402, 410 Wisdom, 403 World, knowledge of the, 409

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Zulindus, 361

_POETRY._

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To Amanda, 32 Adversity, 39 To Amynta, 56 Antic.i.p.ation, 63 An appeal, 152 Address to a favourite canary-bird, 160 The Amaranth, to Maria, 192

B

Of the Beautiful and Virtuous, 7 The Bachelor's wish, 88 [spelled Batchelor in body text]

The Belle's invocation to winter, 160 On a Bee having stung the thigh of an old maid, 183 Beauty, a song, 184 The Bachelor's soliloquy, 208 [page number missing]

C

Cupid stung, 48 The Confession 56 To Clara, 104, 136 The Captive's complaint, 104 Contented in the vale 135 The Complaint, 160

D

On the Death of Miss Mary Blackbourn, 15 The Doctor's duel, 112 [body text has Doctors']

On the Death of a Baby, nine days old, 183

E

Epistle from Octavia to Anthony, 8, 16 Epitaph on a violent scold, 23 Elegy, addressed to a young lady, 24 To Eliza, 31 e.j.a.c.u.l.a.t.i.o.n over the grave of my wife, 31 Elegy on an unfortunate veteran, 48 Epigrams, 48, 88, 112, 183, 200 Elegy written at sea, 56 To Eliza, 64 Eliza in answer to ****, 72 Epitaph, 72 To Emma, 80 Elegy on the death of Mr. Abeel, 88 To Emma, 87 Elegy on Miss Margaret Hervey, 95 [spelled Margaretta in body text]

Extent of life's variety, 112 To Emma, 120 Elegy on Dr. Joseph Youle, 128 Epitaph on Mr. W----. N----. 128 Elegy on Miss Polly Martin, 136 Evening, 143 Epitaph on a celebrated coach-maker, 144 Eve of Hymen, 152 Epitaph, 208 Evening Star, to the 408 Epigram, hint to a poor author, 408 Early impressions, sonnet on 408 Elegy to a disconsolate lover, 416 Epigram, 416

F

Fragment, 16

G

On a good conscience 144

H

The Happy man, 72 Health, 416

K

The Kiss, 40

L

Lines sent to a young lady with an aeolian Harp, 48 on Shakespeare, 64 to a gentleman made prisoner by the Indians, 80 on the death of a young lady, killed by lightning, 80 written during a storm, 96 on hearing a young lady sing a song, 96 on a lady putting a white rocket in her bosom, 96 by a lady, on receiving a bouquet from a boy, 128 from the Rev. Mr. Bishop to his wife, 151 on the late Scotch poet, 200 to a gentleman who attempted drawing the picture of a lady, 200 on losing a friend, 208 La Fayette, a song, 127

M

The Mall, 24 To Matilda, 24 Morning dawn, 71 Military fame, 112 Maternal affection, 144 [page number missing]

To Maria, 176 Moral verses, addressed to youth, 200

O

Ode to Bacches, 168 [spelled Bacchus in body text]

Poesy, 184

P

Pity, 8 Paddy's remark on a treble rap at the door, 96 [page number missing]

Poor man's address to Winter, 168

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The Recantation 24 On Reading some elegies, 47 On Revisiting a native place, 72 The Rising moon, 88 Reflections in a church yard, 112 The Repartee, 119 On the Recovery of an only child from the small pox, 192

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