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solvat, neque temporis longinquitas!

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Poems,

by

S. T. Coleridge.

Felix curarum, cui non Heliconia cordi
Serta, nec imbelles Parnassi e vertice laurus!
Sed viget ingenium, et magnos accinctus in usus
Fert animus quascunque vices. Nos tristia vita.
Solamur cantu.

STAT. SILV. Lib. iv. 4.

CONTENTS.

I

17

29

POEMS by S. T.

COLERIDGE.

Dedication,

vii

On the Birth of a Son, 85

On first seeing my Infant, 87

Ode to Sara,

Preface to the First Edition,xiii Composed at Clevedon,

Preface to the Second Edit. xvii.

Ode to the New Year,

Monody on Chatterton

Songs of the Pixies,

Epitaph on an Infant,

Lines on the Man of Ross,

to a beautiful Spring,

88

96

On leaving a Place of Resi-

dence,

100

On an unfortunate Woman, 105

On observing a Blossom,

The Hour when we shall

107

POEMS by CHARLES

LLOYD.

Religious Musings,

on the Death of a Friend 57

Lines on the death of an

To a Friend, with an unfin-

SONNETS.