The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, including his Melodies, Ballads, etc. (A Biographical and Critical Sketch of Thomas Moore ... By J. W. Lake.)

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c% p/>C^A^«-^ "x^m^ THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE INCLUDING HIS fflelotiitg, tsallafriei, etc. COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME. PARIS PUBLISHED BY A. AND W. GALIGNANI, N" l8, HUE V1VIENNE. 1829. erontatts. PoftC BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF T. MOORE . . v LALLA ROOKH. The Veiled Prophet of KhoraSsan ... 2 Paradise and the Peri 23 The Fire-worshippers 3o The Light of the Haram 5i Notes 60 EPISTLES, ODES, and OTHER POEMS. Dedication 72 Preface ib. Epistle I. To Lord Viscount Strangford 73 Stanzas. — A beam of tranquillity smiled . . 74 The Tell-tale Lyre ib. To the Flying-Fish 75 Epistle II. To Miss M — e ib. To Cara 76 To ditto 77 To the Invisible Girl ib. Peace and Glory ib. To , 1 80 1 78 Song.- — Take back the ssgh ib. The Lake of the Dismal Swamp . . . ib. Epistle III. To the Marchioness Dowager of D II .79 The Genius of Harmony 80 Epistle IV.

To G. Morgan, Esquire . .81 The Ring 82 To , on seeing her with a white veil and a rich girdle 83 The Resemblance ib. To fa From the Greek of Meleager .... ib. Lines written in a storm at sea . . .84 Odes to Nea. Nay, tempt me not to love ib. I pray you let us roam no more . . . ib. You read it in my languid eyes .... 85 A Dream of Antiquity ib. Well — peace to thy heart, though another's it be 86 If I were yonder wave ib. On seeing an infant in Nea's arms ... 87 The Snow Spirit ib. I stole along the flowery bank .... ib. On the Loss of a Letter intended for Nea . 88 I found her not ib. A Kiss a I Antique 89 There 's not a look, a word of thine . . ib. Epistle V. To Joseph Atkinson, Esquire ib. Love and Reason 90 Nay, do not weep, my Fanny dear . 91 Aspasia ib. The Grecian Girl's Dream of the Blessed Islands ib.

Psl-J*. The Senses n3 The Steersman's Song qA To Cloe. — I could resign that eye of blue . ib. To the Fire-sly ib. The Vase ib. The Wreath and the Chain .... ib. The timid girl now hung her head . . g5 To . And hast thou mark'd the pensive shade ib. Epistle VI. To Lord Viscount Forbes . . ib. Song. — The -wreath you wove .... 97 Lying ib. Anacreontic 98 To 's lecture ib. Fragment of a Mythological Hymn to Love ib. To the Duke of Montpensicr .... ib. Aristippus to his Lamp 99 To Mrs B — I — d; written in her Album . .100 Epistle VII. To T. Hume, Esq. .101 The Snake 102 Lines written on leaving Philadelphia . . ib. The Fall of Hebe io3 To . That wrinkle when first . io5 Anacreontic ib. To Mrs , on some calumnies against her character ib. Hymn of a Virgin of Delphi, at the tomb of her mother iofi Rings and Seals ib.