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Poems by Felicia Dorothea Browne

1808

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Peter J. Bolton

Stanzas Addressed to the Right Honourable Lady Viscountess Kirkwall	1
On My Mother’s Birth-Day	3
A Prayer	4
On a Rose	4
On Health	5
Written in North Wales	5
Written on the Sea-Shore	6
Morning	7
On the Death of my Dear Sister Eliza. Inscribed to my Mother	8
Pity; an Allegory, Versified	9
On the 16th December, being as fine as a May-Day	11
To Fancy	12
The Spartan Mother and her Son	13
The Reign of December	15
To Hope	16
To Friendship	18
The Return of the Mariners	19
Address to the Deity	21
To Independence	22
To the Moon	23
Youth	24
Hymn - Great God! at whose "creative word,"	25
The Exile	26
The Lily of the Vale	27
Invocation to the Fairies. For my Sister’s Grotto	28
Liberty. An Ode	30
Hymn - Oh! thou Creator, Father, Friend,	32
To a Beautiful Vine and a Rose Bush	32
Ode to the Evening Star	33
My Brother and Sister, in the Country	34
Astre de la Nuit (Par Anna Coxe)	36

Chanson	37
The April Morn	38
Ode to Mirth	39
Ceba. An Indian Love Song	40
The Ruined Castle	42
Jeu d’Esprit	44
To My Brother	45
Melancholy	46
Fairy Song	47
Shakspeare	48
To a Butterfly	49
Wisdom	50
Flora to Claude, on his Plucking a Rose	51
The Dream of Joy	51
Song - Why should we with fancied cares	52
The Bee	53
Inscription for a Cottage	53
Song - Say, does calm Contentment dwell	54
Hymn - Oh! God of mercy, let my lyre	54
Song of Zephyrus	55
Sacred to the Memory of Lord Nelson	55
Holiday Hours. Inscribed to my Brother Claude	56
Sonnet to the Muse of Pity	57
The Song of a Seraph	57
Sonnet, to my Mother	58
The Minstrel to his Harp	59
On my Mother's Birthday	60
To E. B. On her Birthday	60
To my Aunt, On her Birthday	61
To the Moonlight Hour	62

To my Eldest Brother, Lieutenant in the Twenty-third Regiment of Foot	63
To Patriotism	64
To my Younger Brother on his Entering the Army	65
Sonnet - Where nature's grand romantic charms invite	66
To Autumn	66
Sonnet - ’Tis sweet to think the spirits of the blest,	67
The Petition of the Redbreast	68
Inscription for a Hermitage	69
The Minstrel Bard	70
To the Muse	71
Genius	72
Rural Walks	77
The Alpine Shepherd	79
Sonnet, to Agnes	80
Christmas	81
The Wreath of Spring	83
Sonnet to a Dying Exotic	84
The Vale of Clwyd	85
Sea Piece, by Moonlight	88
Lines to Major Cox on Receiving from Him an Elegant Box of Colours	89
Sonnet - Ah! now farewell, thou sweet and gentle maid	90
The Path of Life	91
The Morning Walk	93
Harvest Hymn	94
A Tribute to the Genius of Robert Burns	96
The Vernal Shower	97
Evening, on the Seashore	99
Sonnet - I love to hail the mild the balmy hour	100
Song of a Wood Nymph	101
The Scenes of Conway	103

Lines, For my Mother’s Birth-Day	105
Lines, Inscribed to Mrs. Wynne	106
Song, The Return of May	107
The Farewell	108
Part of the 104th Psalm, Paraphrased	110