English Reader

B. Olds, 1840

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No rank or possessions can make the guilty mind happy 2 Change of external condition often adverse to virtue 3 Haman or the misery of pride 4 La...	1

The cataract of Niagara in Canada North America	2

Grotto of Antiparos	3

The grotto of Antiparos continued	4

Earthquake at Catanea	5

Creation	6

Charity	7

Prosperity is redoubled to a good man	8

The morning in summer	201

Rural sounds as well as rural sights delightful	202

The Rose ib 4 Care of birds for their young	203

Liberty and slavery contrasted ib 6 Charity A paraphrase on the 13th chap to the Corinthians	204

Picture of a good man	206

The pleasures of retirement	207

The pleasures and benefit of an improved imagination	208

The Hermit	210

On the beauties of the Psalms	9

On the slavery of vice 13 The man of integrity 14 Gentleness 10 Character of Alfred king of England	10

Character of Queen Elizabeth 11 On contentment	11

Rank and riches afford no ground for envy	12

Patience under provocations our interest as well as duty	13

Moderation in our wishes recommended	14

What are the real and solid enjoyments of human life	19

Character of James I king of England	25

Omniscience and omnipresence of the Deity source of conso ation	62

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Verses containing exclamations interrogations parentheses c	174

The nightingale and the glowworm	182

The trials of virtue	183

The youth and the philosopher	185

Discourse between Adam and Eve retiring to rest	186

Religion and death	189

The vanity of wealth	191

Nothing forined in vain	192

On pride ib 4 Cruelty to brutes censured	193

A paraphrase on the latter part of the 6th chapter of Matthew	194

The death of a good man a strong incentive to virtuo	195

Reflections on the future state from review of winter ib 8 Adams advice to Eve to avoid temptation	197

That philosophy which stops at secondary causes reproved	199

Indignant sentiments on national prejudice slavery c	200

The Beggars Petition	211

Elegy to Pity	213

Verses by Alex Selkirk in the island of Juan Fernandez ib 6 Gratitude	215

A man perishing in the snow with reflections c c	216

A morning hymn	218

Ode to Content	219

The Shepherd and the Philosopher	221

The road to happiness open to all men	222

The goodness of Providence	223

The Creators works attest his greatness	224

Address to the Deity	225

The pursuit of happiness often illdirected	226

The fireside	227

Providence vindicated in the present state of man	229

Selfishness reproved	230

Ode to adversity ib 14 The creation required to praise its Author	234

The universal prayer	235

Conscience	237

On an infant io 18 The Cuckoo	238

Day A pastoral in three parts in 20 The order of nature	241

Confidence in Divine protection	242

Hymn on a review of the Seasons	243

Solitude	245

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The English Reader
Lindley Murray
Повний перегляд - 1830

Назва	English Reader
Автор	Lindley Murray
Видавець	B. Olds, 1840
Оригінал із	Гарвардський університет
Оцифровано	28 бер. 2007

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