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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1814. Excerpt: ... Oh save from that murdering man; My life, if you can but prolong, I'll pay you as well as I can, I'll pay you with many a song. Sweet rogue, and she gave him a kiss, Then gently she clipp'd off his wing; He lives, and the bard that wrote this, T'other day heard the pretty bird sing. THE END. INDEX.-t--BER, near Bangor, vol. ii. 102 Aberglaslin, Pont, Lines to the Goats of, vol. ii. 89 Aberystwith, the Watering-Place, written at, vol. ii. 42. An Even-ing Walk at, 47 Aberystwith, July like the depth of Winter at, vol. ii. 51 Acacia, the Triple Thorned, vol. i. 239. Accidents, Chapter of, on our Way to Town, vol. ii. 116 Aconite, the, on the first of Janu-ary, vol. i. 96 Addison, on reading his Tour through Italy, vol. i. 138 Admiral, Flying, vol. ii. 218 Adventures of Beauty and Inno-cence, vol. i. 228 jEsculapius, the Sacrifice to, vol. i. 116 Age and Youth, vol. i. 64. Reflec-tions on Age, 65. Age and Time, 70 Ague, vol. ii. 170 Aikin, Arthur, cited, respecting a Slate Mountain, near Pistyl Rhaiadr, vol. ii. 124 Alleluia, name of a plant, and why, 201 Alteration and Desolation, vol. ii. 224 Ambitious, the, vol. ii. 197 American Sunflower, and the Bee, vol. i. 104 Analysis, the, vol. i. 40 Angler, seen from a window, baits for fancy, written while observ-ing one, vol. ii. 223 Anglesea alluded to, vol. ii. 32 Anglesea, Isle of, alluded to, vol. ii. 61 Anglesea, Lines at Lord Uxbridge's seat in, vol. ii. 77 April 15, 1804, soon after sun-rise, vol. ii. 206 Apricot, the Standard, vol. i. 108 Applp, the Fallen, vol. i. 108 Apple Tree, and the Nasturtium, vol. i. 105 Ii. Bethkelert inn, Snowdon crystal sold there, vol. ii. 113 Biefcld, Baron, his observation on our disease, le Catch-cold, vol. ii. 25. Bird and the leaves, vol. i. 226 Birth-Day, the, an ...
