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• The Poetical Works of Mark Akenside 30

La Biblioteca 32

• Book I. 1757. — Argument
• Book II
• Book II. 1765. — Argument
• Book II. — Argument
• Book III. — Argument
• Ode I. — Preface
• Ode II. — To sleep
• Ode III. — To a friend, Unsuccessful in love
• Ode III. — To the cuckoo
• Ode IV. — Affected Indifference. To the same
• Ode IX. — At study
• Ode IX. — To Curio. 1744
• Ode V. — Against Suspicion
• Ode V. — On love of praise
• Ode VI. — Hymn to Cheerfulness
• Ode VI. — To William Hall, Esquire; with the works of Chaulieu
• Ode VII. — On the use of poetry
• Ode VIII
• Ode X
• Ode X. — To the Muse
• Ode XI. — On love. To a friend
• Ode XI. — To the country Gentlemen of England. 1758
• Ode XII. — On Recovering from a fit of sickness; in the country. 1758
• Ode XII. — To Sir Francis Henry Drake, Baronet
• Ode XIV. — The complaint
• Ode XIV. — To the honourable Charles Townshend; from the country
• Ode XV. — To the evening star
• Ode XVI. — To Caleb Hardinge, M. D
• Ode XVII. — On a Sermon against glory. 1747
• Ode XVIII
• Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (1665-1886) — Volume 29
• The Pleasures of Imagination (Akenside, 1744) — Book 1