Revive but once a generous wish supprest,

Chase but a sigh, or charm a care to rest;

In one good deed a fleeting hour employ,

Or flush one faded cheek with honest joy;

Blest were my lines, tho' limited their sphere,

Tho' short their date, as his who trac'd them here. CONTENT S.
THE

The Pleasures of Memory, Part I ........ 1

Part II .. 33

Epistle to a Friend ..

95

Ode to Superstition

137

The Sailor, an Elegy .

155

On a Tear

159

Imitated from a Greek Epigram

To a Friend on his Marriage

. 163

A Sketch of the Alps at Day-break

. 166

An Italian Song

. 169

To the youngest Daughter of Lady ** ...171

A Character

. 172

. 162

A Wish

. 173

Captivity

. 175

To the Gnat...

. 177

A Farewell

. 179

Verses written to be spoken by Mrs. Siddons 181

PLEASURES

OF

M E M O R Y.

IN TWO PARTS.

. Hoc est Vivere bis, vitâ posse priore frui.

MART.

B