Poet
Joseph Warton
1722–1800
English
- An ODE to FANCY
- CHLOE to STREPHON. A SONG
- Contentment
- Ode Against Despair
- ODE occasion'd by Reading Mr. WEST's Translation of PINDAR
- Ode to a Lady Who Hates the Country
- Ode to Health
- Ode to Liberty
- Ode to Solitude
- Ode to Superstition
- Ode to the Nightingale
- ODE VII. (Hail meek-ey'd maiden, clad in sober grey)
- ODE VIII. (Ye waves, that gushing fall with purest…)
- ODE X. (Lo! SPRING array'd in primrose-colour'd robe)
- ODE XII. (No more of mirth and rural joys)
- ODE XIII. (Nymphs of the forests, that young oaks…)
- STANZAS written on taking the Air after a long Illness
- The Dying INDIAN
- THE LOVER OF NATURE, &c
- THE MODERN FINE GENTLEMAN. Written in the Year 1746
- The Revenge of AMERICA
- To a LADY, sent with a Present of Shells and Stones designed for a GROTTO
- To the Right Hon. the Lady MARGARET CAVENDISH HARLEY, presented with a Collection of POEMS
- To the Right honourable the EARL of CHESTERFIELD, on his being installed Knight of the GARTER
- Verses On A Butterfly
- VERSES Written at MONTAUBAN in FRANCE, 1750