When Heaven had You and gracious Anna * made, It but kept up to thefe, nor could do more } With all that world of charms, which foon will move That thought can fancy, or that Heaven can form; So when the parent-fun, with genial beams, He fees himself improv'd, while every stone, * Eldest daughter of the Counters. Se So when great Rhea many births had given, Such as might govern earth, and people heaven; Her glory grew diffus'd, and, fuller known, She faw the Deity in every fon : And to what God foe'er men altars rais'd, Honouring the offspring, they the mother prais'd. In fhort-liv'd charms let others place their joys. Ah! Wieffen, had thy art been fo refin'd, A FABLE, from PHEDRUS. HE Fox an actor's vizard found, THE And peer'd, and felt, and turn'd it round : Then threw it in contempt away, And thus old Phædrus heard him say: "What noble part canft thou sustain, "Thou fpecious head without a brain?". CONTENTS CONTENTS On Exodus iii. 14. "I am that I am," an Ode. Confiderations on Part of the 88th Pfalm, To Dr. Turner, Bishop of Ely, who had recom- To the Lady Durfley, on the fame Subject. To my Lord Buckhurft, very young, playing with a Cat. ibid. To the Honourable Charles Montague, Efq. Page 46 Latin Verses on Dr. Shaw's taking a Degree. Tranflation. On the Taking of Namur. Ode, in Imitation of Horace, 48 59 Hymn to the Sun, fet by Dr. Purcell. The Lady's Looking-glafs. Love and Friendship: a Pastoral. By Mrs. Eli- To the Author of the foregoing Pastoral. To a Lady, the refufing to continue a Difpute Seeing the Duke of Ormond's Picture at Sir Celia to Damon. An Ode prefented to the King, on His Majefty's In Imitation of Anacreon. Ode fur la Prise de Namur par les Armes du Roi, An Ode. Prefented to the King at his Arrival in Holland, after the Discovery of the Confpiracy, 1696. The Secretary, 1696. To Cloe weeping. To Mr. Howard. An Ode. 85 98 99 103 103 104 Love |