406. * On the Frith of Clyde .— In a Steamboat , [XXIV.]
407. ' There, said a Stripling .' [XXXVII.]
408. * Written on a Blank Leaf of Macpherson's 'Ossian .' [XXVII]
414. * Monument of Mrs. Howard . [XXXIX.]
417. * Druidical Monument . [XLIII.]
419. To the Earl of Lonsdale . [XLV.]
420. * The Somnambulist . [XLVI.]
XVIII. POEMS OF SENTIMENT AND REFLECTION.
421. Expostulation and Reply . [I.]
422. The Tables turned . [II.]
423. * Lines written in early Spring . [III.]
426. * Simon Lee, the old Huntsman . [VI.]
427. * Lines written in Germany . 1798-9. [VII.]
431. * Personal Talk . [XIII.]
432. * To the Spade of a Friend . 1804. [XIV.]
433. * A Night Thought . [XV.]
434. * An Incident characteristic of a favourite Dog . [XVI.]
435. Tribute to the Memory of the same Dog . [XVII.]
438. * Character of the Happy Warrior . [XX.]
439. * The Force of Prayer . [XXI.]
440. * A Fact and an Imagination . [XXII.]
441. * A little Onward . [XXIII.]
447. Thought on the Seasons . [XXXI.]
448. To ——, on the Birth of her first Child . [XXXII.]
449. The Warning: a Sequel to the Foregoing . [XXXIII.]
450. The Labourer's Noon-day Hymn . [XXXV.]
451. * Ode composed on May Morning . [XXXVI.]
452. * Lines suggested by a Portrait from the Pencil of F. Stone .
