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Poeta inglés (1785–1806).

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• The Poetical Works of Henry Kirk White : With a Memoir by Sir Harris Nicolas 94

La Biblioteca 96

• A Ballad
• A hymn
• A hymn for family Worship
• A pastoral song
• Athanatos
• Canzonet
• Clifton grove. — A sketch
• Commencement of a Poem on despair
• Description of a summer's eve
• Elegy
• Epigram on Robert Bloomfield
• Eulogy on Henry Kirke White, by — Lord Byron
• Gondoline — A Ballad
• Hymn
• "I'm pleased, and yet I'm sad."
• Inscription for a monument to the memory of Cowper
• It is not that my lot is low
• Lines
• Lines
• Lines — On reading the Poems of Warton. Age fourteen
• Lines on the death of Henry — Kirke White
• Lines on the death of Mr. Henry — Kirke White
• Lines supposed to be spoken by a lover — At the grave of his mistress
• Lines written in Wilford churchyard. — On Recovery from sickness
• Lines written on a survey of the Heavens, — In the morning before daybreak
• Melody
• Music
• My own character. — Addressed (during illness) to a Lady
• My study. — A letter in Hudibrastic verse
• Ode addressed to H. Fuseli, Esq. R. A. — On seeing Engravings from his designs
• Ode on the late H. Kirke White. — By Juvenis
• On being confined to school one — Pleasant morning in spring
• On Disappointment
• On reading Henry Kirke White's — Poem on solitude
• On the death of Dermody the poet
• On the death of Henry Kirke White. — By T. Park
• On Whit-Monday
• Reflections on reading the life of — The late Henry Kirke White
• Solitude
• Song. — By Waller
• Song. — Written at the age of fourteen
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet
• Sonnet in memory of Henry — Kirke White
• Sonnet on hearing the sounds of an Æolian harp
• Sonnet on Henry Kirke White. — By Capel Lofft
• Sonnet. — Recantatory, in Reply to the foregoing elegant Admonition
• Sonnet. The winter traveller
• Sonnet to a taper
• Sonnet to April
• Sonnet to Capel Lofft, Esq
• Sonnet to Consumption
• Sonnet to Henry Kirke White, on his — Poems Lately published
• Sonnet to Misfortune
• Sonnet to my mother
• Sonnet to the moon. — Written in November
• Sonnet to the river Trent. — Written on Recovery from sickness
• Sonnet. — Translated from the French of M. Desbarreaux
• Sonnet written at the grave of a friend
• Stanzas
• Thanatos
• The eve of death. — Irregular
• The Lullaby of a Female Convict to her child the night previous — To Execution
• The Prostitute. — Dactylics
• The Savoyard's Return
• The Shipwrecked solitary's song to the night
• The star of Bethlehem
• The wandering boy. — A song
• The Wonderful Juggler. — A song
• To a friend in Distress
• To a friend. — Written at a very early age
• To an early primrose
• To Contemplation
• To Contemplation
• To love
• To midnight
• To Mr. Henry Kirke White. — By H. Welker
• To my lyre
• To the Harvest moon
• To the Herb rosemary
• To the memory of H. K. White. — By the Rev. W. B. Collyer, A. M
• To the morning. — Written during illness
• To the muse. — Written at the age of fourteen
• To thought. — Written at midnight
• Verses occasioned by the death of — Henry Kirke White
• Written in the prospect of death