Sect. II. The nightingale and the glow worm,

Se&t. III. The trials of virtue,

Page

186

187

Sect. IV. The youth and the philofopher,

189

Sect. V. Difcourfe between Adam and Eve, retiring to reft, 190

Sect. V. A paraphrase on the latter part of the fixth chap-

ter of Matthew,

198

Sect. VI. The death of a good man a strong incentive to

virtue,

199

Sect. VII. Reflections on a future ftate, from a review of

winter,

ib.

Sect. VIII. Adam's advice to Eve, to avoid temptation, 201

Sect. IX. On procrastination,

ib.

Sect. X. That philofophy, which stops at fecondary cauf-

es, reproved,

263

Sect. XI. Indignant fentiments on national prejudices and

Sect. II. Rural founds, as well as rural fights, delightful, 206

Sect. III, The rofe,

Sect. IV. Care of birds for their young,

Sect, V. Liberty and flavery contrasted,

207

ib.

108

Page

Sect. VI. Charity. A paraphrase on the 13th chapter of

the first epistle to the Corinthians,

Sect. VII. Picture of a good man,

Sect. VIII. The pleasures of retirement,

Sect. IX. The pleasure and benefit of an improved and

well directed imagination,

Sect. V. Verses supposed to be written by Alex. Selkirk,

during his folitary abode in the Island of Juan

Fernandez,

219

Sect. VI. Gratitude,

220

Sect. VII. A man perishing in the fnow; from whence re-

Sect. II. The fhepherd and the philofopher,

227

Sect. III. The road to happiness open to all men,

229

Sect. IV. The goodness of Providence,

230

sect. V. The Creator's works atteft his greatness,

ib.

Sect. VI. Address to the Deity,

235

Sect. VII. The pursuit of happiness often ill directed,

233

Sect. VIII, The fireside,

234

Sect. IX. Providence vindicated in the present state of

Page

Sect. XIV. The creation required to praise its Author,

241

Sect. XIX. Day. A paftoral in three parts,

Sect. XX. The order of nature,

Sect. XXI. Hymn compofed during fickness,

251

Sect. XXII. Hyman, on a review of the feasons,

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