Poems, 1799

Published by Good Press, 2019

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EAN 4064066197605

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The Vision of the Maid of Orléans

The First Book

The Second Book

The Third Book

The Rose

The Complaints of the Poor

Metrical Letter

Ballads

The Cross Roads

The Sailor

Jaspar

Lord William

A Ballad, Shewing how an old Woman rode Double, and who rode before her.

The Surgeon's Warning

The Victory

Henry the Hermit

English Eclogues

Eclogue I ­ The Old Mansion House

Eclogue II ­The Grandmother's Tale

Eclogue III ­ The Funeral

Eclogue IV ­ The Sailor's Mother

Eclogue V ­ The Witch

Eclogue VI ­ The Ruined Cottage

The Vision of the Maid of Orléans

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Divinity hath oftentimes descended
Upon our slumbers, and the blessed troupes
Have, in the calme and quiet of the soule,
Conversed with us.

Shirley. The Grateful Servant

Sidenote: The following Vision was originally printed as the ninth book of Joan of Arc. It is now adapted to the improved edition of that Poem.

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The First Book

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