Index:The works of Anne Bradstreet in prose and verse.djvu

Title	The Works of Anne Bradstreet in Prose and Verse
Author	Anne Bradstreet, Editor: John Harvard Ellis
Year	1867
Publisher	Charleston, A.E. Cutter
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
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CONTENTS.

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Religious Experiences and Occasional pieces.

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Religious Experiences	3
Occasional Meditations	11
Deliverance from a Fever	13
Deliverance from a Fit of Sickness	13
Deliverance from a Fit of Fainting	11
Meditations on Spiritual Consolations	16
Submission and Reliance on God, July 8, 1656	17
Verses; Praise of God	17
Verses; Joy in God	18
After much Sickness, August 28, 16^6	20
After Sickness and Weakness, May 11, 1657	21
Verses, May 13, 1657	22
Submission to Chastisement from God, Sept. 30, 16^7	23
Poem upon her son Samuel's going to England, Nov. 6, 16^7	24
Divine Dealings, May 11, 1661	25
Verses ; Thankfulness for Health	26
On the Restoration of her Husband from an Ague, June, 1661	27
Upon her daughter, Hannah Wiggin's recovery from a Fever	28
On her son Samuel's return from England, July 17? 1661	28
On her Husband's going to England, Jan. 16, 1661-62	32
In her solitary hours in her Husband's absence	34

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In acknowledgment of the letters received from her Husband in England	37
In thankful remembrance of her Husband's safe arrival home, Sept. 3, 1663	38
Verses upon the burning of her house, July 10, 1666	40
Verses; Longing for Heaven, Aug. 31, 1669	42
Meditations, Divine and Moral.
Dedication of the Meditations to her son, Simon Bradstreet, March 20, 1664	47
Meditations	48
Latin Translation of the Dedication of the Meditations by her great-grandson, Simon Bradstreet	74
Latin Translation of the first four Meditations by the same	75
Poems.
Facsimile of Title-Page of First Edition	79
Facsimile of Title-Page of Second Edition	81
Address to the Reader	83
Commendatory Verses by N. Ward	85
L[ohn] W.[oodbridge]	86
B.[enjamin] W.[oodbridge]	89
C. B	90
R. Q.	90
N. H	91
C. B	92
H. S	92
Anagrams of the Author's name	92
Commendatory Verses by J. Rogers	93
Dedication to her father, Thomas Dudley, Esq., March 20, 1642	97
The Prologue	100

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The Four Elements	103
Fire	104
Earth K 109
Water	114.
Air	119
The Four Humours ix Man's Constitution	133
Choler	124
Blood	139
Melancholy	136
Phlegm	141
The Four Ages of Man	147
Childhood	149
Youth	153
Middle Age	156
Old Age	161
The Four Seasons of the Year	168
Spring	168
Summer	173
Autumn 176
Winter	178
An Apology	180
The Four Monarchies	181
The Assyrian	181
The Persian	308
The Grecian	351
An Explanation	333
The Roman	333
An Apology	338

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Dialogue between Old England and New; concerning their present troubles, Anno, 1642	330
Elegy upon Sir Philip Sidney	344
In Honour of Du Bqrtas, 1641	353
In Honour of Qiieeu Elizabeth	357
David's Lamentation for Said and Jonathan	363
To the Memory of her Father, Thomas Dudley, Esq.	365
Epitaph on her Mother, Mrs. Dorothy Dudley	369
Contemplations	370
The Flesh and the Spirit	381
The Vanity of all Worldly Things	3S6
The Author to her Book	089
Posthumous Poems.
Upon a Fit of Sickness, Anno. 1632. Ætatis sucæ 19	391
Upon some Distemper of Body	392
Before the Birth of one of her Children	393
Verses to her Husband	394
Letter to her Husband, absent upon Public Employment	394
Another	395
Another	397
To her Father with some Verses	398
In Reference to her Children, June 23, 1656	400
In Memory of her grand-child Elizabeth Bradstreet	404
Anne Bradstreet	405
Simon Bradstreet	406
daughter-in law Mrs. Mercy Bradstreet	407
A Funeral Elegy upon the Author by the Rev. John Norton	409
Index	415