Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    18th Century · English

    Poems

    Eliza Day

    Chapters
    84
    Variants
    84
    Genre
    Poetry

    Chapters

    1. 01[THE MYRTLE] Upon a lady losing a sprig of Myrtle, presented to her by her husband, on the morning of their marriage.verse
    2. 02THE BIRTH-DAY ORNAMENTS.verse
    3. 03THE LAUREL.verse
    4. 04APPEARANCE AND REALITY.verse
    5. 05THE FAMILY OF ADVERSITY. PART I.verse
    6. 06CHLOE.verse
    7. 07TO — — —verse
    8. 08TO ANNA.verse
    9. 09SONG.verse
    10. 10TO BELINDA.verse
    11. 11EXTEMPORE LINES, To a Young Lady with an Anemone.verse
    12. 12TO AMANDA, On her recovery from sickness.verse
    13. 13ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND.verse
    14. 14TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE REV. C — — R — —.verse
    15. 15THE THREE LAMPS; OR, THE HERMIT OF THE WOOD.verse
    16. 16LEGEND.verse
    17. 17TO DELIA.verse
    18. 18ON THE BIRTH DAY OF THREE YOUNG LADIES.verse
    19. 19SONNET.verse
    20. 20SONNET.verse
    21. 21SONNET.verse
    22. 22SONNET.verse
    23. 23TO ELIZA S — —.verse
    24. 24TO — — —.verse
    25. 25TO THE SAME.verse
    26. 26ODE TO HOPE.verse
    27. 27WRITTEN AT W. C. IN OCTOBER, AT SUN-SETverse
    28. 28AT THE SAME PLACE.verse
    29. 29OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF GEORGE KENDAL, Who was drowned upon his birth-day, and the day he had been bound apprentice.verse
    30. 30WIT AND JUDGMENT.verse
    31. 31MY LAST VISIT TO W — Y C — G, ON THE SICKNESS OF MRS. W — Y.verse
    32. 32ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN.verse
    33. 33OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF MRS. MIRIAM GILLISON.verse
    34. 34ON THE DEATH OF MRS. ANNE GILLISON.verse
    35. 35TO THE MEMORY OF A LADY, Whom the Author much esteemed when very young.verse
    36. 36THE BIRTH OF GENIUS.verse
    37. 37THOUGHTS OCCURRING IN THE THEATRE, ON SEEING MRS. SIDDONS IN THE CHARACTER OF BELVIDERA.verse
    38. 38SONNET.verse
    39. 39SONNET TO CELIA.verse
    40. 40TO THE SAME.verse
    41. 41SONNET.verse
    42. 42SONNET.verse
    43. 43SONNET.verse
    44. 44SOLILOQUY.verse
    45. 45ON FRIENDSHIP.verse
    46. 46THOUGHTS OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF AN AMIABLE YOUTH, WHILE HIS FRIENDS WERE MET TO CELEBRATE HIS BIRTH-DAY.verse
    47. 47SONG.verse
    48. 48THE QUESTION.verse
    49. 49SONNET.verse
    50. 50LINES Occasioned by my putting a Bee out of my Window one cold Morning in February, at the request of a Child.verse
    51. 51ON FINDING A STRAYED CHILD.verse
    52. 52WILLIAM AND ELLEN.verse
    53. 53SONNET.verse
    54. 54SONG.verse
    55. 55SONG.verse
    56. 56SONNET.verse
    57. 57SONNET.verse
    58. 58SONG.verse
    59. 59ODE TO HEALTH.verse
    60. 60TO A SICK FRIEND.verse
    61. 61THOUGHTS BEFORE THE INTERMENT OF A FRIEND.verse
    62. 62UPON FINDING THE INSCRIPTION ON MY MOTHER'S MONUMENT DEFACED.verse
    63. 63ATTENDANCE UPON RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS.verse
    64. 64FOR EASTER SUNDAY.verse
    65. 65HYMN Sung at a Charity Sermon, in Lancaster, on the 22d of January, 1797, for the Blind Asylum, Liverpool.verse
    66. 66A HYMN FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY.verse
    67. 67A HYMN IN SICKNESS.verse
    68. 68FOR SUNDAY.verse
    69. 69HYMN FOR SUNDAY.verse
    70. 70ON THE OMNIPRESENCE OF GOD.verse
    71. 71HIS IMMENSITY.verse
    72. 72OMNISCIENCE.verse
    73. 73WISDOM.verse
    74. 74THE GOODNESS OF GOD.verse
    75. 75POWER AND PROVIDENCE.verse
    76. 76MERCY.verse
    77. 77RESIGNATION.verse
    78. 78MORNING HYMN.verse
    79. 79MORNING HYMN.verse
    80. 80HYMN FOR SUNDAY EVENING.verse
    81. 81A SUNDAY EVENING's HYMN, IN SICKNESS.verse
    82. 82EVENING HYMN.verse
    83. 83AN EVENING HYMN, IN SICKNESS.verse
    84. 84LANCASTER CASTLE, BY MOONLIGHT.verse