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• The Child and Flowers. By Mrs. Hemans ........................ 1
• Ballad from the Norman French. By J.G. Lockhart, Esq... 4
• Sonnets. By Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart. ......................... 11
• The City of the Dead. By L. E. L. ..................................13
• Night and Death. By the Rev. Joseph Blanco White ........16
• The Wanderings of Cain. By S. T. Coleridge, Esq. ......... 17
• Verses for an Album. By Charles Lamb, Esq. ................ 24
• Lines written in the Vale of Zoar ..................................... 25
• An aged Widow's own Words By James Hogg, the
  
  Ettrick Shepherd.................................................... 26
• From the Italian .............................................................. 27
• Work without Hope. By S. T. Coleridge, Esq. ............... 28
• The Poet-Warrior. By Allan Cunningham ....................... 29
• The Rose. By Sir Thomas E. Croft, Bart. ....................... 31
• To my Child. By B. C. .................................................. 32
• Letter from Sir Walter Scott, Bart. ................................. 33
• The Night before the Battle of Montiel. From the
  
  Spanish of Don Juan Algalaba ............................... 39
• Jessy of Kibe's Farm. By Miss M. R. Mitford ............... 65
• Song. By T. K. Hervey, Esq. ........................................ 76
• Sans Souci. By. L. E. L. ............................................... 77
• A Lament for the Decline of Chivalry. By T. Hood,
  
  Esq. Author of "Whims and Oddities" .................... 75
• The Purple Evening. By the author of 'Stray Leaves' ...... 80
• Scotland. By Robert Southey, Esq. Poet Laureat .......... 81
• To a Friend. By Lady Caroline Lambe .......................... 89
• On his Majesty's Return to Windsor Castle. By the
  
  Rev. W. Lisle Bowles ............................................ 91
• The Hellweathers. By N. T. Carrington, Esq. Author
  
  of "Dartmoor" ....................................................... 92
• Imitation from the Persian. By Dr. Southey ................... 98
• The Suitors Rejected. By Miss Emma Roberts, Author
  
  of "Memoirs of the Houses of York and Lancaster." 99
• Ane Waefu' Scots Pastoral. By James Hogg, the
  
  Ettrick Shepherd ................................................. 108

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CONTENTS.

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• Anacreontic. By T. K. Hervey, Esq............................... 112
• The Ritter Von Reichenstein ......................................... 114
• A familiar Epistle to Sir Thomas Lawrence. By Barry
  
  Cornwall .............................................................. 139
• Youth and Age. By S. T. Coleridge, Esq........................144
• A Day Dream. By S. T. Coleridge, Esq........................ .146
• Marie's Grave. By the Author of "The Subaltern"............148
• The National Norwegian Song. By W. H. Leeds, Esq.....173
• An Address to the Lost Wig of John Bell, Esq. By a
  
  Tyro......................................................................176
• A Simile, on a Lady's Portrait. By James Montgo-
  
  mery, Esq..............................................................181
• The Epistle of Servius Sulpicius to Marcus Tullius
  
  Cicero. Translated by his Majesty..........................183
• The Epistle of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Servius Sul-
  
  picius. Translated by his late Royal Highness
  
  the Duke of York ..................................................188
• The Lover's Invocation. By Miss Mitford....................... 191
• Inscription for a Grotto. By Horace Smith, Esq...............193
• The Infant Shakespeare..................................................195
• On a Little Girl. By W. Fraser........................................ 198
• Canzonet. By John Bird, Esq..........................................200
• The Two Founts. By S. T. Coleridge, Esq.......................202
• Halloran the Pedlar. By the writer of the "Diary
  
  of an Ennuyée" ......................................................205
• Morning. By D. L. Richardson, Esq................................240
• The Oriental Love-Letter. By Mrs. Pickersgill, Author
  
  of the "Tales of the Harem" ....................................241
• Mount Carmel. By H. Neele, Esq.................................. 234
• Sketch from Life ............................................................242
• Beau Leverton ...............................................................261
• Essex and the Maid of Honour. By Horace Smith, Esq... 285
• Humble Love. By William Fraser....................................312
• Haddon Hall. By H. B....................................................315
• My [sic.] Native Land. By Delta, of Blackwood's Magazine....319
• [Index of Embellishments]
• [Index of Authors]
• [Notes]

from The Bijou, 1828, pp. [xiii]-xiv