Poet

William Hayley

1745–1820

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English

• A Card of Invitation
• A Collection Of Hymns
• A Morning Hymn.glossed
• A Receipt
• An Essay on Painting: in Two Epistles to Mr. Romney, Epistle the Second
• Content
• Epigram on Miss Delia Dainty
• EPISTLE THE FIFTH. (Excelling Artist! whose exalted mind)
• EPISTLE THE FIFTH. (Ill-fated Poesy! as human worth)
• EPISTLE THE FIRST. (Blest be the hour, when fav'ring gales…)
• EPISTLE THE FIRST. (High in the world of Letters, and…)
• EPISTLE THE FIRST. (Infuriate WAR! whose gory flags unfurl'd)
• EPISTLE THE FIRST. (Perish that critic pride, which oft has…)
• EPISTLE THE FOURTH. (Ingenuous FLAXMAN! thy just soul delights)
• EPISTLE THE FOURTH. (Say, generous Power, benignant Nature say)
• EPISTLE THE SECOND (Hail, mighty Father of the Epic line)
• EPISTLE THE SECOND. (As eager Fossilists with ardour pore)
• EPISTLE THE SIXTH. (Arts were an early gift of heavenly…)
• EPISTLE THE THIRD. (Blest be the hand that with a…)
• EPISTLE THE THIRD. (Justice and Honour call! Awake, my lyre)
• EPISTLE TO A FRIEND, ON THE DEATH OF JOHN THORNTON, Esq
• Epistle To John Sargent, Esq.
• Epistle To The Bishop Of Landaff.
• EPISTLE, &c
• Epistle. To Mrs. Hannah More
• Epitaph on William Bryant
• FELPHAM.
• Hymn for Christmas Day.
• Hymn on Charity.
• Hymn to Contrition.
• Hymn to Humility
• Hymn to the Creator.glossed
• Hymn to the Saviour.glossed
• Hymn to the Saviour.
• Hymn written for the Rev. Mr. Walker, of Chichester.
• Hymn.glossed
• Hymn.glossed
• Hymn.
• II.glossed
• Impromptu to Mr. Meyer
• Monitory Verses. To A Young Lady, Who Indulged Too Gloomy Ideas Of Our Sublunary State.
• OCCASIONAL STANZAS, &c
• ODE TO Mr. WRIGHT of DERBY
• Ode to Richard Vernon Sadleir, Esq
• Ode to the Countess De Genlis. 1784
• ODE, INSCRIBED TO JOHN HOWARD, ESQ. F.R.S. AUTHOR OF "The State of English and Foreign Prisons."
• On The Fear Of Death: An Epistle To A Lady.
• On the Statues at Catina
• Postscript to Mr. Flaxman, Sonnet
• Sonnet to Dr. Harington
• Sonnet to Edmund Antrobus, Esq
• Sonnet to Edward Gibbon, Esq
• Sonnet to John Sargent, Esq
• Sonnet to Mr. William Long
• Sonnet to Mrs. Hayley
• Sonnet to the Earl of Hardwicke
• Sonnet to the Same
• Sonnet to William Melmoth, Esq
• Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses, Song
• Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses, Song
• Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses, Song
• Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses, Song
• Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses, Song
• THE BAYA: OR THE INDIAN BIRD.
• The Dog.
• The Eagle.
• The Elephant.
• The Fatal Horse.
• THE GOAT.
• The Grateful Snake.
• The Halcyon.
• The Hermit's Dog.
• The Horse.
• The Inferno of Dante, Canto I
• The Inferno of Dante, Canto II
• The Inferno of Dante, Canto III
• The Lion.
• The National Advocates
• The Panther.
• The Serpents.
• The Stag.
• The Stork.
• The Swan.
• The Table Hercules
• The Triumphs of Temper
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto I
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto II
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto III
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto IV
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto V
• The Triumphs of Temper, Canto VI
• TO A FRIEND, ON THE DIVINITY OF OUR SAVIOUR.
• To Her Grace the Dutchess of Devonshire
• TO JOHN SARGENT, ESQ.
• To Miss Seward
• To Mr. Mason
• TO MRS. HANNAH MORE
• TO THE BISHOP OF LANDAFF.
• Two Hymns
• Two Hymns Written for the Asylum of Female Orphans.