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Escritor británico.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 1

• Awd Isaac, The Steeple Chase, and Other Poems 62

La Biblioteca 62

• A call to the careless!
• A love Letter!
• A sinner saved by grace
• A strange effusion, — Or Wesleyanism at Easby, in the Stokesley circuit
• A voice from the dead!
• An elegy on the death of a beloved child
• Awd Isaac. (part first.)
• Awd Isaac. (part second.) to which is added, his dying advice
• Caution from Limber hill
• Confirmation
• Edom
• His dying advice
• Lealholm Bridge. — A Soliloquy during a visit, after some years' absence
• Lines in memory of the Rev. D. Duck, Curate of Danby
• Lines on leaving Fryup, in search of work
• Lines on returning a borrowed stick of Slenderish Size
• Musings during affliction; — Or the search after happiness
• Ode to Britain
• Old Sam! — Or the effects of the Gospel
• On some who had left us, and spoken Disrespectfully of us!
• On the death of John Morley
• On the first text heard spiritually
• On visiting Fryup, during a great Revival
• Petch's elegy!
• Poetical reflections
• Reflections on a Backslider
• Reflections on absent friends, gone to America
• Reflections on Petch's tomb
• Sabbath morning musings
• Solitary reflections!
• The bees
• The broken Seal
• The country blunder!
• The country love feast
• The happy choice!
• The last Job of an old Tramp
• The lodger in Liverpool; — Or, the mason in winter Nipt by the frost
• The lucky dreeam, or an awd thing Renewed
• The man of the world!
• The Miser's away!
• The mistake
• The Play!
• The portion of the just
• The remote Christian
• The servant's address to his master
• The stone
• The Swallow!
• The three voices!
• The thunder storm
• The two hours' task!
• The village Church in ruins!
• There is a God!
• Thoughts on good Friday
• To a bird singing in winter
• To a horse, dying alone!
• To a Squirrel in a cage
• To a withered flower!
• To the moor birds in a storm
• To the rising sun! On a Frosty morning
• Truth triumphant!
• Village preaching
• "Who hath believed our report?"