ODES ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS:-- Book I.-- Ode I. Preface. Ode II. On the Winter-solstice, 1740. Ode II. For the Winter-solstice, December 11, 1740. As originally written. Ode III. To a Friend, Unsuccessful in Love. Ode IV. Affected Indifference. To the same. Ode V. Against Suspicion. Ode VI. Hymn to Cheerfulness. Ode VII. On the Use of Poetry. Ode VIII. On leaving Holland. Ode IX. To Curio. Ode X. To the Muse. Ode XI. On Love. To a Friend. Ode XII. To Sir Francis Henry Drake, Baronet. Ode XIII. On Lyric Poetry. Ode XIV. To the Honourable Charles Townshend; from the Country. Ode XV. To the Evening Star. Ode XVI. To Caleb Hardinge, M. D. Ode XVII. On a Sermon against Glory. Ode XVIII. To the Right Honourable Francis, Earl of Huntingdon. Book II.-- Ode I. The Remonstrance of Shakspeare. Ode II. To Sleep. Ode III. To the Cuckoo. Ode IV. To the Honourable Charles Townshend; in the Country. Ode V. On Love of Praise. Ode VI. To William Hall, Esquire; with the Works of Chaulieu. Ode VII. To the Right Reverend Benjamin, Lord Bishop of Winchester. Ode VIII. Ode IX. At Study. Ode X. To Thomas Edwards, Esq.; on the late Edition of Mr. Pope's Works. Ode XI. To the Country Gentlemen of England. Ode XII. On Recovering from a Fit of Sickness; in the Country. Ode XIII. To the Author of Memoirs of the House of Brandenburg. Ode XIV. The Complaint. Ode XV. On Domestic Manners. Notes to Book I. Notes to Book II. HYMN TO THE NAIADS. Notes. INSCRIPTIONS:-- I. For a Grotto. II. For a Statue of Chaucer at Woodstock. III. IV. V. VI. For a Column at Runnymede. VII. The Wood Nymph. VIII. IX. AN EPISTLE TO CURIO. THE VIRTUOSO. AMBITION AND CONTENT. A FABLE. THE POET. A RHAPSODY. A BRITISH PHILIPPIC. HYMN TO SCIENCE. LOVE. AN ELEGY. TO CORDELIA. SONG. AKENSIDE'S POETICAL WORKS. THE PLEASURES OF IMAGINATION. A POEM, IN THREE BOOKS. [Greek: 'Asebous men 'estin 'anthropou tas para tou theou charitas 'atimazein.] EPICT. apud Arrian. II. 23. THE DESIGN.