Poet

William Collins

1788–1847

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English

• A Love Letter
• A Song From Shakespeare's Cymbeline
• AN EPISTLE,
• An Imitation of the Eleventh Ode of the First Book of HORACE. To STEPHEN FOX, Esq afterwards Earl of ILCHESTER
• An Ode On The Popular Superstitions Of The Highlands Of Scotland, Considered As The Subject Of Poetry
• ANTISTROPHE.glossed
• ANTISTROPHE.
• ANTISTROPHE.
• ECLOGUE I.
• ECLOGUE II.
• ECLOGUE III.
• ECLOGUE IV.
• EPILOGUE designd for SOPHONISBA,, And to have been spoken by Mrs. OLDFIELD
• EPISTLES IN THE MANNER OF OVID. MONIMIA to PHILOCLES
• EPODE.
• EPODE.
• Fidele
• Flora to Pompey
• How Sleep The Brave
• In The Downhill Of Life
• ODE ON THE DEATH OF THOMSON.
• Ode On The Poetical Character
• ODE ON THE POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND;
• ODE TO A LADY,
• ODE TO EVENING.
• ODE TO FEAR.
• ODE TO LIBERTY.
• ODE TO MERCY.glossed
• ODE TO PEACE.
• ODE TO PITY.
• Ode to Simplicity
• ODE TO SIMPLICITY.
• Ode Written In The Beginning Of The Year 1746
• ODE,glossed
• ON OUR LATE TASTE IN MUSIC. ]
• ROXANA to USBECK. From LES LETTRES PERSANNES
• SECOND EPODE.
• SONNET.glossed
• THE MANNERS.
• The Passions, An Ode to Music
• THE PASSIONS.
• The Sentiments Borrowed From Shakespeare.[62]
• TO MISS AURELIA C —— R,glossed
• TO Sir Thomas Hanmer
• Verses