Awd Isaac, The Steeple Chase, and Other Poems

Name: Awd Isaac, The Steeple Chase, and Other Poems
Author: John Castillo

62 piezas en la casa

John Castillo

Piezas 62

A call to the careless!
A love Letter!
A sinner saved by grace
A strange effusion, — Or Wesleyanism at Easby, in the Stokesley circuit
A voice from the dead!
An elegy on the death of a beloved child
Awd Isaac. (part first.)
Awd Isaac. (part second.) to which is added, his dying advice
Caution from Limber hill
Confirmation
Edom
His dying advice
Lealholm Bridge. — A Soliloquy during a visit, after some years' absence
Lines in memory of the Rev. D. Duck, Curate of Danby
Lines on leaving Fryup, in search of work
Lines on returning a borrowed stick of Slenderish Size
Musings during affliction; — Or the search after happiness
Ode to Britain
Old Sam! — Or the effects of the Gospel
On some who had left us, and spoken Disrespectfully of us!
On the death of John Morley
On the first text heard spiritually
On visiting Fryup, during a great Revival
Petch's elegy!
Poetical reflections
Reflections on a Backslider
Reflections on absent friends, gone to America
Reflections on Petch's tomb
Sabbath morning musings
Solitary reflections!
The bees
The broken Seal
The country blunder!
The country love feast
The happy choice!
The last Job of an old Tramp
The lodger in Liverpool; — Or, the mason in winter Nipt by the frost
The lucky dreeam, or an awd thing Renewed
The man of the world!
The Miser's away!
The mistake
The Play!
The portion of the just
The remote Christian
The servant's address to his master
The stone
The Swallow!
The three voices!
The thunder storm
The two hours' task!
The village Church in ruins!
There is a God!
Thoughts on good Friday
To a bird singing in winter
To a horse, dying alone!
To a Squirrel in a cage
To a withered flower!
To the moor birds in a storm
To the rising sun! On a Frosty morning
Truth triumphant!
Village preaching
"Who hath believed our report?"