115 357
Twelfth Night Characters:—­
Mr. A——­ 115 358
Messrs. C——­g and F——­e 115 358
Count Rumford 116 358
On a Late Empiric of “Balmy” Memory 116 358
Epigrams:—­
“Princeps his rent ...” 116 359
“Ye Politicians, tell me, pray ...” 116 359
The Triumph of the Whale 116 359
Sonnet.  St. Crispin to Mr. Gifford 118 360
The Godlike 118 360
The Three Graves 119 360
Sonnet to Mathew Wood, Esq. 119 361
On a Projected Journey 120 361
Song for the C-----n 120 362
The Unbeloved 120 362
On the Arrival in England of Lord Byron’s Remains 121 362
Lines Suggested by a Sight of Waltham Cross 121 363
For the Table Book 122 363
The Royal Wonders 122 363
“Brevis Esse Laboro” 122 363
Suum Cuique 123 363
On the Literary Gazette 123 365
On the Fast-Day 123 365
Nonsense Verses 123 365
On Wawd 124 366
Six Epitaphs 124 366
Time and Eternity 126 366
From the Latin 126 366
Satan in Search of a Wife 127 366
Part 1 128 —–­
Part II 133 —–­
Prologues and Epilogues:—­
Epilogue to Godwin’s Tragedy of “Antonio” 138 368
Prologue to Godwin’s Tragedy of “Faulkener” 140 369
Epilogue to Henry Siddons’ Farce, “Time’s a Tell-Tale” 140 369
Prologue to Coleridge’s Tragedy of “Remorse” 142 369
Epilogue to Kenney’s Farce, “Debtor and Creditor” 143 371
Epilogue to an Amateur Performance of “Richard II.” 145 371
Prologue to Sheridan Knowles’ Comedy, “The Wife” 146 372
Epilogue to Sheridan Knowles’ Comedy, “The Wife” 147 372
John Woodvil 149 372
The Witch 199 392
Mr. H------ 202 392