Sprague, 12512, O. 26. An ode pronounced before the inhabitants of Boston at the centennial celebration of the settlement of the city. By Charles Sprague. Boston, 1830. Stanfield, 2651, Q. 4. The Guinea voyage. A poem. By James F. Stanfield. London, 1789. Sterling, 7259, D. The poetical works of John Sterling. First American edition. Philadelphia, 1842. Still, 8168, D. The Cottar's Sunday, and other poems; chiefly in the Scottish dialect. By Peter Still. Philadelphia, 1845. Stow, 7922, D. 2. Churchyard thoughts; in verse. By Joseph Stow. London, 1845. Strickland, 9692, D. Historic scenes and poetic fancies. By Agnes Strickland. London, 1850. Surrey, 11277, D. Poetical works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey; minor contemporaneous poets, and Thomas Sackville, Lord Bathurst. Edited by Robert Bell. London, 1854. Swain, 9487, D. Reverberations. (By Charles Swain.) London, 1849. Taggart, 11338, D. Poems. By Cynthia Taggart, of the "Rhode Island Cottage." New York. Gift of R. W. Griswold. Taylor, 13427, O. Poems on various subjects. By John Taylor. 2 vols. London, 1827. 10879, D. Poems of the orient. By Bayard Taylor. Boston, 1850. 9887, D. A book of romances, lyrics and songs. By Bayard Taylor. Boston, 1852. Tonna, 7881, D. The convent bell, and other poems. By Charlotte Elizabeth (Mrs. Tonna). New York, 1845. Tennyson, 7350, D. Poems. By Alfred Tennyson. 2 vols. Boston, 1842. 9672, D. The princess; a medley. By Alfred Tennyson. Boston, 1848. 9542. D. In memoriam. (By Alfred Tennyson.) Boston, 1850. Thomson, 10806, O. The seasons of James Thomson, with engraved illustrations, from designs drawn on wood, and the life of the author, by P. Murdock, D. D. Edited by Bolton Corney. London, 1842. Tupper, 8827, D. The poetical works of M. F. Tupper. Philadelphia, 1849. - 8816 & 8781, D. Hactenus; or more droppings from the pen that wrote Proverbial philosophy, by M. F. Tupper. Boston, 1848. 8189 & 8815, D. A thousand lines, now first offered to the world we live in. By M. F. Tupper. Philadelphia, 1846. 8163, D. Geraldine; a sequel to Coleridge's Christabel. With other poems. By Martin Farquhar Tupper. Boston, 1846. 8494, D. An author's mind; the book of title-pages. Edited by M. F. Tupper. Philadelphia, 1847. Turner, 8249, D. don, 1845. Richard the third, a poem. By Sharon Turner. Lon Tyler, 7240, D. Ahasuerus, a poem. By a Virginian (Robert Tyler). New York, 1842. Walker, 10926, D. 1. Irene, a tale, in two cantos; and other poems. By Charles Walker. London, 1853. Watts, 11024, D. Horæ lyrica and divine songs, by Isaac Watts. With a memoir, by Robert Southey. Portrait. Boston, 1854. (Little and Brown's British poets.) Warren, 9904, D. The lily and the bee. By S. Warren. New York, 1851. Watson, 8559, D. A dictionary of poetical quotations. By John T. Watson, M. D. Philadelphia, 1847. White, 10744, D. The poetical works of Henry Kirke White. With a memoir by Sir Harris Nicolas. Boston, 1853. Whittier, 7651, D. Lays of my home, and other poems. By John G. Whittier. Boston, 1843. 9636, D. Songs of labor, and other poems. By John G. Whittier. Boston, 1850. 10335, D. The chapel of the hermits, and other poems. By John G. Whittier. Boston. 1853. 12099, O. Poems of John G. Whittier. Illustrated by H. Billings. Boston, 1849. Willis, 11122, O. The poems, sacred, passionate and humorous, of Nathaniel Parker Willis. New York, 1844. 2406, Q. Letters from under a bridge, and poems. By N. P. Willis. London, 1840. 11946, O. Poems of early and after years. By N. P. Willis. Illustrated. Philadelphia, 1848. 6378, D. Melanie and other poems. By N. P. Willis. New York, 1837. Wordsworth, 7470, D. The poetical works of William Wordsworth. edition. 6 vols. London, 1841. A new 9503, O. The complete poetical works of William Wordsworth. Edited by Henry Reed. Philadelphia, 1837. 6097, D. Yarrow revisited, and other poems. By William Wordsworth. London, 1837. 12542, O. The prelude; or growth of a poet's mind; an autobiographical poem, by William Wordsworth. London, 1850. 9554, D. The same. New York, 1850. Wotton, 8173, D. Poems by Sir Henry Wotton. Edited by the Rev. Alexan- 10468, D. Thalatta; a book for the sea side. Boston, 1853. 2651, Q. 2. 2652, Q. 11. 11037, D. 9, 1790.) 11042, D. 7. 11046, D. 1. 11047, D. 11. The wrongs of Africa. A poem. London, 1787. & 11039, D. 11. The modern Quaker. Philadelphia (circa, the holy alliance. 11049, D. 4. 11053, D. 11. 11053, D. 12. Nulli, Esq., M. R. 13544, O. 3. London, 1749. 12953, O. 5. Epistle to W. Wilberforce, Esq. Domestic industry; a poem. The right divine of kings to govern wrong; dedicated to St. Helena; a poem. By a Yankee. A glance at the times. By a Yankee. Philadelphia, 1827. The humors of the fleet. An humorous descriptive poem. The poor man's advice to his neighbors; a ballad to the tune of Chevy chace. New York, 1774. 10093, D. The book of ballads. Edited by Bon Gualtier. (Professor Aytoun.) Illustrated by Alfred Crowquill and Richard Doyle. London, 1849. 10004, D. The book of ballads. Edited by Bon Gualtier. New edition, with illustrations. New York, 1852. 10130, D. 2. The Napoleon ballads, by Bon Gualtier. The poetical works of Louis Napoleon, now first translated into plain English. New York, 1852. 7563, D. Footprints; or fugitive poems. Philadelphia, 1843. Gift of the author. 7637, D. The wife of Leon, and other poems. By two sisters of the west. (Mrs. Warfield, and Mrs. Lee.) New York, 1844. 8461, D. The fawn of Sertorius. 2 vols. London, 1846. Reveries in rhyme. By "Nemo" (of Louisiana). New York, 8449, D. 1846. 8439, D. The estray. A collection of poems. 8770, D. 8725, D. The commercial room. Boston, 1847. By "One of us." London, 1847. The new Diogenes, a cynical poem. Philadelphia, 1848. Gift of the author. 10325, D. The book of English songs. From the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. Tenth thousand. London, 1851. 10689, D. The illustrated book of Scottish songs. From the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. London, 1853. 9175, D. The British album, containing the poems of Della Crusca, Anna Matilda, Arley, Benedict, &c. Boston, 1793. 7040, D. Selections from the British poets. 2 vols. New York, 1840. 7870, D. The waif, a collection of poems. Cambridge, 1845. 2650, Q. Millennium; a poem. To which are prefixed, reasons why the second coming of Christ is immediately to be expected. London, 1787. Gift of Dr. George W. Norris. 10502, D. 2. The rebelliad; or terrible transactions at the seat of the muses (Harvard); a poem, auctore engine societatis poeta. Edited and patronized by the Pi Tau. Boston, 1842. 469, Q. 4. A ballad concerning the fight between the English and French. at Lake George. (Boston, 1755.) 8915, D. A fable for critics. New York, 1848. 8831, D. Childe Harvard; a romance of Cambridge. By Señor Alguno. Boston, 1848. 9640, D. 2. Barnum's Parnassus. New York, 1850. 13429, O. 3. The new Bath guide; or memoirs of the B-r-d family. In a series of poetical epistles. Cambridge, 1766. 13429, O. 4. The pleader's guide; a didactic poem in two books; containing the conduct of a suit at law, with the arguments of Counsellor Bother'um and Counsellor Bore'um, in an action between John-a-Gull and John—a— Gudgeon. By the late John Surrebutter, Esq. Philadelphia, 1803. 13269, O. Sullivan's Island, the raciad and other poems. Charleston, 1820. 13281, O. Vol. 30. The Thornton romances. The early English metrical romances of Percival, Isumbras, Eglamour and Degrevant. Edited by James O. Halliwell. London, printed for the Camden Society, 1844. 13281, O. Vol. 18. Three early English metrical romances. With an introduction and glossary. Edited from a MS. by John Robson, Esq. London, printed for the Camden Society, 1842. 13281, O. Vol. 5. to that of Edward II. printed for the Camden 13281, O. Vol. 3. The political songs of England, from the reign of John Alliterative poem on the deposition of King Richard II. Edited by T. Wright. London, printed for the Camden Society, 1838. SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN AND GERMAN POETRY, AND TRANSLATIONS. Acuña, 6931, D. Varias poesias, compuestas por Don Hernando de Acuña. Madrid, 1804. Ariosto, 12147, O. Orlando Furioso di M. Ludovico Ariosto, novissamente alla sua integrita ridotto, &c. Vinegia, 1546. Balbuena, 6932, D. El Bernardo, poema heroyco del Doctor Don Bernardo de Balbuena. 3 vols. Madrid, 1808. Baskerville, 10811, D. The poetry of Germany. Consisting of selections. from upwards of seventy of the most celebrated poets; translated into English verse, with the original text on the opposite page, by Alfred Baskerville. New York, 1854. Bazzoni, 6914, D. Falco della rupe, o la guerra di Musso, raconto storico di Giambattista Bazzoni. Milano, 1831. Béranger, 6903, D. Chansons nouvelles et dernières de P. J. Béranger. Bruxelles, 1833. Gift of Dr. T. F. Betton. 6701 & 7646, D. Songs of Béranger, translated by the author of 12234, O. Oeuvres complètes de P. J. de Béranger. Illustrées. 2 Botta, 10286, O. Il Camillo, o vejo conquistata di Carlo Botta. Paris, 1815. Boucher de Perthes, 10359, D. Chants Armoricains, ou Souvenirs de Basse Bretagne, par M. Boucher de Perthes. Paris, 1831. Gift of the author. 10361, D. Satires, contes et chansonnettes. Par M. Boucher de Perthes. Paris, 1833. Gift of the author. 10360, D. Romances, ballades et legendes, par M. Boucher de Perthes. Paris, 1849. Gift of the author. Brooks, 6664, D. Vol. 14. Songs and ballads; translated from Uhland, Körner, Bürger and other German lyric poets; with notes. By Charles T. Brooks. Boston, 1842. -10514, D. Buerger, 2402, Q. 2. song of the 15 plates. German lyrics. By C. T. Brooks. Boston, 1853. Camoens, 7530, D. Les Lusiades ou les Portugais, poëme en dix chants, par Camoens, traduction de J. B. J. Millie, revue, corrigée et annotée par M. Dubeux. Paris, 1841. Campbell, 6302, D. The song of the bell, and other poems. From the German of Schiller. By J. J. Campbell. Edinburgh, 1836. Carnot, 10209, O. Opuscules poétiques du Général L. N. M. Carnot. Paris, 1820. Cassano, 6905, D. Il Fiore della poesia Italiana del secolo xviii. preceduto da alcune notizie istoriche dei poeti. Compilato da G. B. Cassano. 2 en 1. Londra, 1802. Casti, 6909, D. Gli animali parlante di G. B. Casti. 2 vols. Lucano, 1822. Chaudron, 11003, O. 3. Poésies choisies de Jean-Simon Chaudron, suivies de l'oraison funébre de Washington, par le même auteur. Paris, 1841. Chenier, 10029, O. Poésies diverses de Marie Joseph de Chenier. Paris, 1818. Costa, 2588, Q. Christoforo Colombo, Libri VIII. di Lorenza Costa. Genova, 1846. Dante, 9066, D. Dante's divine comedy; the inferno. With a literal prose translation. By John A. Carlyle, M. D. New York, 1849. 10725, D. Dante; translated into English verse, by J. C. Wright, M. A. 3d edition. With engravings after Flaxman. London, 1854. 7540, D. Dante. La divine comédie. Enfer. Purgatoire. Paradis. Traduction en vers. Par E. Aroux. 2 tome. Paris, 1842. Da Ponte, 6920, D. Versi composti da Lorenzo Da Ponte per la morte d'Anna Celestina Ernestina sua consorte. New York, 1832. Esménard, 10214, O. La navigation, poëme. Par J. Esméuard. 2 vols. A Paris, 1805. Fantoni, 10251, O. Poesie di Giovanni Fantoni, Fra Gli Arcadi Labindo. 3 vols. Italia, 1823. Florian, 6869, D. Fables de Florian. Paris, 1830. Foscolo, 6913, D. Prose è versi di Ugo Foscolo. Milano, 1825. 6915, D. Dei Sepolcri, poesie di Ugo Foscolo, D'Ippolito Pindemonte e di Giovanni Torte, aggiuntovi uno squarcio di Vincenzo Monti. Milano, 1813. 6913, D. Prose e versi de Ugo Foscolo. Milano, 1825. Gay, 10210, O. Essais poétiques. Essais poétiques. Par Mlle. Delphine Gay. Paris, 1824. Vol. 3. Select minor poems, from the German of Goethe and Schiller; translated with notes by John S. Dwight. Boston, 1839. Gomez, 2355, Q. Academias morales de las musas, su autor Antonio Enriquez Harvey, 8484, D. Lays and legends of Germany, translated from the Ger- prose of the poems of Dante, Pulci, Boiardo, Ariosto and Tasso, with comments throughout, occasional passages versified, and critical notices of the lives and genius of the authors. By Leigh Hunt. New York and London, 1846. Klopstock, 7386, D. Le Messiade, poème en vingt chants, par Klopstock; précédée d'une notice sur l'auteur, par Madame le Baronne A. de Carlowitz. Paris, 1842. Kosegarten, 6812, D. Dichtungen von Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten. 12 Bde. in 6. Greifswald, 1824, 1825. Körner, 6807, D. Leyer und Schwert, von Theodor Körner. Berlin, 1824. Lamartine, 12514, O. Toussaint Louverture, poème dramatique par A. de Lamartine. Paris, 1850. 6871, D. Nouvelles méditations poétiques. Par A. De La Martine, augmentée de diverses épîtres inédites. 2 vols. Paris, 1830. Lockhart, 11021, D. Ancient Spanish ballads; historical and romantic; translated by J. G. Lockhart, Esq. 5th edition. London, 1854. Mahlman, 9982, O. Gedichte von August Mahlman. Halle, 1825. Mathias, 13531, O. Runic odes from the Norse tongue. By Thomas J. Mathias. London, 1790. 6907, D. Matthison, 6836, D. Poesie liriche Toscane di T. J. Mathias. Napoli, 1824. Lyrische Anthologie, herausgegeben von Friedrich Matthison. 20 Bde. in 10. Zurich, 1803, 1807. Manrique, 6930, D. Coplas de Don Jorge Manrique. En Madrid, 1779. Mena, 1221, F. Copilacion de todas las obras del famosissimo poeta Juan de Mena. M. Dxxxiv. Menzini, 10263, O. Poetica e satire de Benedette Menzini, con annotazioni. Milano, 1808. Milton, 7539, D. Le paradis perdu de Milton, traduit en vers Français par E. Aroux. 2 tom. Paris, 1842. Monti, 10273, O. Versi dell' Abate Vicenzo Monti. Parma, 1787. Montalvo, 6929, D. El Pastor de Filida, compuesta por Luis Galvezo de Mon talvo. En Valencia, 1792. Montemayor, 6937, D. La Diana de Jorge de Montemayor. En Madrid, 1795. Montengon, 6935, D. Eusebio, sacada de las memorias que dexo el mismo. Por Don Pedro Montengon. 4 vols. Isla de Leon, 1819. Nazami, 9681, O. Oriental translations. Lailé and Majún. A poem from the original Persian of Nazami. By J. Atkinson, Esq. London, 1836. |