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1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET I./Sent to Miss  , with a Braid of Hair.
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET II./Sent to Mrs.  , with a Song.
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET III./Sent to Miss.  ,
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET IV./
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET, V./
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET VI./TO EGWINA.
1807fl.//M. F./Cogswell/8/SONNET,/Written after hearing a SONG sung by several SISTERS.
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET, VII./TO THE SUN.
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET VIII./TO THE MOON.
1771/1798/E. H. (Elihu Hubbard)/Smith/8/SONNET IX./To Mr. JOHN TRUMBULL.
1807fl.//M. F./Cogswell/8/THE SMILE./SONNET TO CAROLINE.
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET I. To the RED-BREAST./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET II. On having dined at Trinity College, Oxford./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET III./[As when, to one who long hath watch'd, the Morn]
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET IV. On the MORNING./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET V. On the EVENING./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET VI. On a Stormy SEA-PROSPECT./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNNET VII. On a Calm SEA-PROSPECT./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET VIII. On the Abbe REYNALL's History of the Establishments in the East and West Indies./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET IX. On hearing the Torture was suppressed throughout the Austrian dominions, in consequence of Beccaria's Treatise on Crimes and Punishments./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET X. To Mr. WARTON, on reading his History of English Poetry./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XI. To Mr JACKSON of Exeter./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XII. Written at a Farm./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XIII. On a Frightful Dream./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XIV. To the Evening./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XV. On Christmas./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET XVI. On a Wet Summer./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET./[ONCE more, my Hawkins, I attempt to raise]
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/ON OBSERVING SOME NAMES OF LITTLE NOTE/RECORDED IN THE BIOGRAPHIA BRITANNICA.
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET TO HENRY COWPER, ESQ. ON HIS EMPHATICAL AND INTERESTING DELIVERY OF THE DEFENCE OF WARREN HASTINGS, ESQ. IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS./
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET ADDRESSED TO WILLIAM HAYLEY, ESQ./
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET TO GEORGE ROMNEY, ESQ./ON HIS PICTURE OF ME IN CRAYONS, DRAWN AT EARTHAM, IN THE SIXTY-FIRST YEAR OF MY AGE, AND IN THE MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, 1792.
1729/1777/William/Dodd/14/SONNET./OCCASIONED BY READING "THE TRUTH AND IMPORTANCE OF NATURAL AND REVEALED RELIGION." BY S. SQUIRE, D. D. DEAN OF BRISTOL, &c.
1729/1777/William/Dodd/15/SONNET./OCCASIONED BY HEARING A YOUNG LADY SING SPENSER'S AMORETTI, &c. SET TO MUSIC BY DR. GREENE.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/To the M. H. the /
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/To the R. H. the /
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/To Miss /
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET./[Tongue-doughty Pedant; whose ambitious mind]
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET I./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET II./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET III./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET IV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET V./On a FAMILY-PICTURE.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET VI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET VII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET VIII./On the Cantos of SPENSER's Fairy Queen, lost in the Passage from Ireland.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET IX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET X./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XIV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XVI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XVII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XVIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XIX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXI./For the Root-House at WREST.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXIV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXV./The Hermitage at TURRICK to the Root-House at WREST.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXVI./On the Edition of Mr. Pope's Works with a Commentary and Notes.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXVII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXVIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXIX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXIV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXVI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXVII./On the Death of Miss J. M.
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXVIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XXXIX./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XL./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XLI./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XLII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XLIII./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XLIV./
1699/1757/Thomas/Edwards/14/SONNET XLV./
1776/1801/Richard/Gall/14/SONNET. ADVERSITY./
1776/1801/Richard/Gall/14/SONNET. TO MINLA./
1776/1801/Richard/Gall/14/SONNET. TO FORTUNE./
1756/1826/William/Gifford/14/SONNET. [From Hampstead I have look'd upon St. Paul]/
1755/1838/Anne MacVicar/Grant/14/SONNET./[Awful and stern the rugged entrance low'rs]
1755/1838/Anne MacVicar/Grant/14/SONNET./[All hail! ye frowning terrors of my way]
1755/1838/Anne MacVicar/Grant/14/SONNET./[Dear, peaceful cottage! o'er whose humble thatch]
1716/1771/Thomas/Gray/14/11 Sonnet [on the Death of Mr Richard West]/
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET ON THE AUTHOR'S DEATH./
1765/1788/Henry/Headley/14/SONNET/To Miss Aikin (now Mrs. Barbauld), written in a blank leaf of Sir William Davenant's Gondibert.
1742/1821/John, Mrs./Hunter/14/SONNET, AFTER THE DEATH OF LAURA./
1742/1821/John, Mrs./Hunter/14/WINTER,/A SONNET.
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET II. FROM THE ITALIAN./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET III. TO Mr. WARTON,/On reading his History of English Poetry.
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET IV. ON THE AUTHOR's BIRTH-DAY./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET V. TO LAURA./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET VI. THE RETURN OF LAURA./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET VII. TO VALCLUSA./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET VIII. IMITATION FROM FAUSTINA MARATTI./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET X. TO AN OAK Blown down by the Wind./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XI. MORNING./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XII. TO BOCCACCIO./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XIII. INSANIENTIS DUM SAPIENTIAE./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XIV. TO AN INFANT./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XV. RETIREMENT./
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XVII. On a Revolution in the Opinions and Conduct/of a Friend, whose Notions were supposed to be a little too free; and who was also supposed to have an Amour with a Lady who sung elegantly.
1749/1809/George/Huddesford/14/SONNET XVIII. ON THE DEATH OF THOMAS WARTON./
1730/1783/John/Scott/14/SONNET/TO MR. LANGHORNE.
1735/1779/John/Langhorne/14/SONNET/IN THE MANNER OF PETRARCH.
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet,/Addressed to a friend, A. B., and candidate for a fellowship in one of the Universities.
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./ON THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./[Thrice hath the sun his annual circle rolled]
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./WRITTEN AT MR. THISTLETHWAITE'S.
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./WRITTEN AT NORMAN COURT (MR. THISTLETHWAITE'S).
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./[Pulteney! the fourth young Spring now clothes the earth]
1757/1809/French/Laurence/14/Sonnet./[Ye gales, that gently soothe the smiling sky]
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/TO ROBERT EARL OF HOLDERNESSE, BARON D'ARCY, MENIL AND CONYERS, LORD WARDEN OF HIS MAJESTY'S CINQUE PORTS, AND GOVERNOR OF DOVER CASTLE./SONNET.
1754?/1835/Thomas James/Mathias/14/SONNET TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS GRAY/
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/40/ODE TO DESPAIR./FROM THE NOVEL OF EMMELINE.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/68/ELEGY./['Dark gathering clouds involve the threatening skies]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/24/SONG./FROM THE FRENCH OF CARDINAL BERNIS.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/123/THE ORIGIN OF FLATTERY./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/54/THE PEASANT OF THE ALPS./FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/12/SONG./[Does Pity give, tho' Fate denies]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/55/THIRTY-EIGHT./ADDRESSED TO MRS. HY.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/28/VERSES/INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN PREFIXED TO THE NOVEL OF EMMELINE, BUT THEN SUPPRESSED.
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET I. WRITTEN AT WINSLADE IN HAMPSHIRE./
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET II. ON BATHING./
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET III. WRITTEN IN A BLANK LEAF OF DUGDALE'S MONASTICON./
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET VI. TO Mr. GRAY./
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET VII./[While, summer-suns o'er the gay prospect play'd]
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET VIII. ON KING ARTHUR's ROUND TABLE, AT WINCHESTER./
1728/1790/Thomas/Warton/14/SONNET IX. TO THE RIVER LODON./
1706/1783/Anna/Williams/14/A SONNET. TO A LADY OF INDISCREET VIRTUE./In Imitation of Spencer.
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO HOPE./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO TWILIGHT./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET ON READING BURNS' "MOUNTAIN DAISY."/
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE MOON./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO PEACE OF MIND./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO MRS. SIDDONS./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO MRS. BATES./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO EXPRESSION./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO LOVE./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO DISAPPOINTMENT./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO SIMPLICITY./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE STRAWBERRY./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE CURLEW./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE TORRID ZONE./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE CALBASSIA-TREE./
1762/1827/Helen Maria/Williams/14/SONNET TO THE WHITE-BIRD OF THE TROPIC./
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET I./
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET II./ON THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR IN AMERICA.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET III./ON THE PROSPECT OF PEACE, IN 1783.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET IV./ON DISBANDING THE ARMY.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET V./ON LIFE.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET VI./ON A NIGHT-STORM AT SEA.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET VII./On a calm Morning which succeeded a Night-Storm at Sea.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET VIII./ON THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET IX./On the Death of Major John Pallsgrave Wyllys.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET X./On the Murders committed by the Jacobin Faction in the early Period of the French Revolution.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET XI./Addressed to his Royal Highness the Prince of Brazil, on my taking leave of the Court of Lisbon, July, 1797.
1752/1818/David/Humphreys/14/SONNET XII./On receiving the News of the Death of General Washington.
1724/1805/Christopher/Anstey/14/A SONNET,/WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1795, Occasioned by the late scarcity of Grain, and inscribed to the Author's three Periwigs, Malus, Pejor, and Pessimus.
1731/1795/Samuel/Bishop/14/TO MR. WOODWARD./SONNET, IN IMITATION OF MILTON.
1762/1850/William Lisle/Bowles/14/ON ACCIDENTALLY MEETING A LADY NOW NO MORE./WRITTEN MANY YEARS AFTER THE FOREGOING SONNETS.
1762/1850/William Lisle/Bowles/14/PICTURE OF AN OLD MAN./
1762/1850/William Lisle/Bowles/14/PICTURE OF A YOUNG LADY./
1762/1850/William Lisle/Bowles/14/SONNET. WRITTEN IN A COPY OF FALCONER'S "SHIPWRECK."/
1759/1796/Robert/Burns/14/SONNET TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ. OF FINTRY/ON RECEIVING A FAVOUR, 19TH AUGUST 1789
1759/1796/Robert/Burns/14/SONNET ON THE DEATH OF ROBERT RIDDELL OF GLENRIDDELL/
1759/1796/Robert/Burns/14/A SONNET UPON SONNETS/
1745/1829/William/Crowe/14/SONNET./[Ah! where is hid, if still it may survive]
1745/1829/William/Crowe/14/SONNET TO PETRARCH./
1745/1829/William/Crowe/14/SONNET./[O thou, to whom my heart (no longer mine)]
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXVII./[Say, can the Muse with all her magic power]
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/I. To Dr. GLASS./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/II. To Mr. PITFIELD./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/III. To Mr. PATCH./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/IV. To Mr. GIBBS./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/V. To Mr. CODRINGTON./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/VI. To Lord Viscount COURTENAY./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/VII. To the DEAN of EXETER./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/VIII. To Chancellor QUICKE./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/IX. To Archdeacon SLEECH./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/X. To JAMES WHITE, Esq./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XI. To Mr. JACKSON./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XII. To J. B. CHOLWICH, Esq./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XIII. To Mr. J. SPURWAY./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XIV. To Mr. J. CHURCHILL./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XV. To Mrs. DOWNMAN./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XVI. To Archdeacon MOORE./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XVII. To Lieutenant-Colonel SIMCOE./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XVIII. To Mr. BENT./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XIX. To Mrs. ANDREW./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XX. To Mr. HOLE./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXI. To Mr. WOOD./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXII. To E. DREWE, Esq./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXIII. To Mrs. ILBERT./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXIV. To Mr. ANDREW./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXV. To J. RICHARDS, Esq./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXVI. To Miss E. WALKER./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXVII. To Mr. STACEY./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXVIII. To Mr. D. WILLIAMS./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXIX. To Mr. SYMONDS./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXX. To Mr. S. CODRINGTON./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXXI. To J. P. TAYLOR, Esq./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/XXXII. To Mr. BLACKALL./
_/_/_/Anon./14/SONNET./
_/_/A. M./Bradford/14/To the SAME./
_/_/J./Cole/14/To the SAME./
_/_/G./Bent/66/To the SAME,/On receiving his Poems to Thespia with a Sonnet prefixed.
_/_/R./Hole/14/To the SAME,/On his Poems addressed to Thespia.
1721?/1766/James/Grainger/14/SONNET, ON LEAVING NEAERA./
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO THE EARL OF HARDWICKE
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO EDWARD GIBBON, Esq.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO THE SAME.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO EDMUND ANTROBUS, Esq.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO Dr. HARINGTON
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO WILLIAM MELMOTH, Esq.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO Mrs. HAYLEY
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO JOHN SARGENT, Esq.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/ON ROMNEY's Picture of Cassandra.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO Mrs. SMITH
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/TO Mr. WILLIAM LONG
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET/FROM THE LADY LEONORA DE ICIZ, BARONESS OF RAFALES, TO DON ALONZO DE ERCILLA.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET I./
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET XIX./ON THE DEATH OF THE POET'S MISTRESS, DONNA CATALINA DE ATAIDE, WHO DIED AT THE AGE OF TWENTY.
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/SONNET LXXII./
1745/1820/William/Hayley/14/THE SONNET OF GIUSTINA TO PETRARCH./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET. TO THE RED-BREAST./
1754/1797/John/Bampfylde/14/SONNET, WRITTEN AT A FARM./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/I. SONNET. To a poetical friend./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/II. SONNET. In the manner of the earlier poets./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/III. SONNET. To a dissolute character./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/IV. SONNET./["On hope's alluring scenes tho' fortune frown]
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/V. SONNET./[The hero, dauntless, on war's crimson plain]
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/VI. SONNET. On LAURA's illness./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/VII. SONNET./[Ambitious worldlings! count not him supine]
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/VIII. SONNET. To the SPIRIT of LAURA./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/IX. SONNET. On the dismemberment of Poland, and the events of 1793./
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/X. SONNET./[Ill fated oak, dark frowning o'er the plain!]
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/XI. SONNET./[Yes, Fancy yields me love's resistless lyre!]
1791fl./1816/William/Kendall/14/XII. SONNET./[Console a mourner, nymphs! no longer coy]
1735/1779/John/Langhorne/15/SONNET CLXXIX./
1735/1779/John/Langhorne/14/SONNET CCLXXIX./
1735/1779/John/Langhorne/12/SONNET CCLVII./
1735/1779/John/Langhorne/14/SONNET CCXXXVIII./
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET I./SENT TO A YOUNG LADY WITH DODSLEY'S MISCELLANIES.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET II./PRESENTED TO A FRIEND ON THE MORNING OF HIS MARRIAGE.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET III. AUGUST, 1773./
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET IV. TO THE RIGHT REVEREND THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD AND COVENTRY, PREFIXED TO THE DRAMATIC POEM OF CARACTACUS, WHEN ALTERED FOR STAGE REPRESENTATION./
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET V. TO A VERY YOUNG PAINTER./
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET VI. TO GEORGE BUSSY VILLIERS EARL OF JERSEY, &c. &c. AND GEORGE SIMON HARCOURT EARL HARCOURT, &c. &c./
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET VII./FEBRUARY 23, 1795. ANNIVERSARY.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET VIII./FEBRUARY 23, 1796. ANNIVERSARY.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET IX./TO THE BISHOP OF WORCESTER, SENT TO HIM WITH THE PRECEDING SONNET.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET X./FEBRUARY 23, 1797. ANNIVERSARY.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET XI./OCCASIONED BY A LATE ATTACK ON THE PRESENT TASTE OF ENGLISH GARDENS.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET XII./TO A GRAVEL WALK, RELATIVE TO THE PRECEDING SUBJECT.
1725/1797/William/Mason/14/SONNET XIII./OCCASIONED BY A DIDACTIC POEM ON THE PROGRESS OF CIVIL SOCIETY.
1735/1788/William Julius/Mickle/15/SONNET TO VASCO DE GAMA: FROM TASSO./
1735/1788/William Julius/Mickle/14/SONNET: FROM PETRARCH./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the THIRD. To his Wife. Written 1784./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the FOURTH. To the same. Written 1784./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the FIFTH. Written at Mamhead, beneath an Evergreen Oak - May, 1785./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the SIXTH. Written at the Belvidere - Powderham, May, 1785./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the SEVENTH./[O Circle, whether erst the Lightning's Lance]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the EIGHTH./[How sweet - what Time the quick-rekindling Day]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the NINTH./[Tho' the group'd Trees that boast a wilder Grace]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the TENTH./[View'd thro' this beauteous Vista, where the Bloom]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the ELEVENTH./[Tho' now pale Eve, with many a crimson Streak]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the TWELFTH./[Say, favorite Shades, beneath whose laurel Vest]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the THIRTEENTH./[Go, Limner, - if with Autumn's varied Realm]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the FOURTEENTH./[See the light Breeze the quivering Aspin stirs]
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the SEVENTEENTH. To Mr. Pratt, on reading his "Landscapes in Verse." Written September, 1785./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the EIGHTEENTH. To the Reverend Mr. Whitaker, Author of the History of Manchester, On his expressing his Approbation of the "Art of Eloquence." Written November, 1785./
1760/1838/Richard/Polwhele/14/SONNET the NINETEENTH. Presented to Major Drewe, with a Translation of the Military Poems of Tyrtaeus. - January 26, 1786./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/SONNET the TWENTIETH. To the AUTHOR, on seeing his Plan for a History of Devonshire, 1790./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET. I./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET II./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET III./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET. IV./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET. V./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET VI. TO BOCCACCIO./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET VII./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET. VIII. TO VALCLUSA./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET IX./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET X./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XI./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XII./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XIII. Suppos'd to be written at Lemnos./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XIV. To the Spider./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XV. To the Owl./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XVI./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XVII./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XVIII. From Petrarch./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XIX. From Petrarch./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XX. Imitated from SONETTO DI FAUSTINA MARATTI./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XXI. Imitated from BELINDE. EIN SONNET VON HERR GLEIM./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XXII. Imitated from SONETO DE LUIZ DE CAMOENS./
1762/1788/Thomas/Russell/14/SONNET XXIII. Imitated from SONETO DE LUIZ DE CAMOENS./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET,/to the Rev. RICHARD POLWHELE, ON HIS POEM UPON THE INFLUENCE OF LOCAE ATTACHMENT.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET I./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET II./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET III./WRITTEN AT BUXTON IN A RAINY SEASON.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET IV./TO HONORA SNEYD,  WHOSE HEALTH WAS ALWAYS BEST IN WINTER.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET V./TO A FRIEND, WHO THINKS SENSIBILITY A MISFORTUNE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET VI./WRITTEN AT LICHFIELD, IN AN EASTERN APARTMENT OF THE BISHOP'S PALACE, WHICH COMMANDS A VIEW OF STOW VALLEY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET VII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET VIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET IX./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET X./TO HONORA SNEYD.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XV./WRITTEN ON RISING GROUND NEAR LICHFIELD.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XVI./TRANSLATED FROM BOILEAU.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XVII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XVIII./AN EVENING IN NOVEMBER, WHICH HAD BEEN STORMY, GRADUALLY CLEARING UP, IN A MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XIX./TO 
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XX./ON READING A DESCRIPTION OF POPE'S CARDENS AT TWICKENHAM.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXII./SUBJECT CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXIII./TO MISS E.S.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXV./PETRARCH to VAUCLUSE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXVI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXVII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXVIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXIX./SUBJECT CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXX./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXI./TO THE DEPARTING SPIRIT OF AN ALIENATED FRIEND.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXII./SUBJECT OF THE PRECEDING SONNET CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXV./SPRING.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXVI./SUMMER.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXVII./AUTUMN.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXVIII./WINTER.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XXXIX./WINTER EVENING.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XL./DECEMBER MORNING.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLI./INVITATION TO A FRIEND.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLVI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLVII./ON MR SARGENT'S DRAMATIC POEM, THE MINE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLVIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XLIX./ON THE USE OF NEW AND OLD WORDS IN POETRY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET L./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LI./TO SYLVIA, ON HER APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LIII./WRITTEN IN THE SPRING 1785 ON THE DEATH OF THE POET LAUREAT.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LIV./A PERSIAN KING TO HIS SON.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LV./ON THE QUICK TRANSITION FROM WINTER TO SUMMER, IN THE YEAR 1785.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LVI./TO A TIMID YOUNG LADY, DISTRESSED BY THE ATTENTIONS OF AN AMIABLE AND ACCEPTED LOVER.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LVII./WRITTEN THE NIGHT PRECEDING THE FUNERAL OF MRS CHARLES BUCKERIDGE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LVIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LIX./TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LADY MARIANNE CARNEGIE, Passing her winters at Ethic House on the Coast of Scotland, with her Father, Lord Northesk, who retired thither after the death of his excellent Countess.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LX./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXI./TO MR HENRY CARY,  ON READING HIS SONNETS WRITTEN AT SIXTEEN.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXIII./TO COLEBROOKE DALE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXIV./TO MR HENRY CARY, ON THE PUBLICATION OF HIS SONNETS.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXV./TO THE SAME.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXVI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXVII./ON DOCTOR JOHNSON'S UNJUST CRITICISMS IN HIS LIVES OF THE POETS.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXVIII./ON THE POSTHUMOUS FAME OF DOCTOR JOHNSON.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXIX./TO A YOUNG LADY, PURPOSING TO MARRY A MAN OF IMMORAL CHARACTER IN THE HOPE OF HIS REFORMATION.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXX./TO A YOUNG LADY IN AFFLICTION, WHO FANCIED SHE SHOULD NEVER MORE BE HAPPY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXI./TO THE POPPY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXII./WRITTEN IN THE RAINY SUMMER OF 1789.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXV./SUBJECT CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXVI./THE CRITICS OF DR JOHNSON'S SCHOOL.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXVII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXVIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXIX./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXX./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXI./ON A LOCK OF MISS SARAH SEWARD'S HAIR, WHO DIED IN HER TWENTIETH YEAR.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXIII./ON CATANIA AND SYRACUSE SWALLOWED UP BY AN EARTHQUAKE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXV./TO MARCH.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXVI./TO THE LAKE OF KILLARNEY.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXVII./TO A YOUNG LADY, ADDRESSED BY A GENTLEMAN, CELEBRATED FOR HIS POETICAL TALENTS.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXVIII./THE PROSPECT A FLOODED VALE.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET LXXXIX./SUBJECT CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XC./SUBJECT CONTINUED.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCIV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCV./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCVI./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCVII./TO A COFFIN-LID.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCVIII./
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET XCIX./ON THE VIOLENT THUNDER STORMS.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET C./WRITTEN DECEMBER 1790.
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET/[Stranger, when o'er yon slant, warm field no cloud]
1742/1809/Anna/Seward/14/SONNET./[Gay trips my nymph along the green retreat]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET TO THE INSECT OF THE GOSSAMER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET I./[The partial Muse, has from my earliest hours]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET II. WRITTEN AT THE CLOSE OF SPRING./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET III. TO A NIGHTINGALE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET IV. TO THE MOON./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET V. TO THE SOUTH DOWNS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET VI. TO HOPE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET VII. ON THE DEPARTURE OF THE NIGHTINGALE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET VIII. TO SPRING./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET IX./[Blest is yon shepherd, on the turf reclined]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET X. TO MRS. G./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XI. TO SLEEP./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XII. WRITTEN ON THE SEA SHORE. - OCTOBER, 1784./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XIII. FROM PETRARCH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XIV. FROM PETRARCH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XV. FROM PETRARCH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XVI. FROM PETRARCH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XVII. FROM THE THIRTEENTH CANTATA OF METASTASIO./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XVIII. TO THE EARL OF EGREMONT./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XIX. TO MR. HAYLEY, ON RECEIVING SOME ELEGANT LINES FROM HIM./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XX. TO THE COUNTESS OF A./WRITTEN ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HER MARRIAGE.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXI. SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY WERTER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXII. BY THE SAME. TO SOLITUDE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXIII. BY THE SAME. TO THE NORTH STAR./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXIV. BY THE SAME./[Make there my tomb, beneath the lime-tree's shade]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXV. BY THE SAME. JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXVI. TO THE RIVER ARUN./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXVII./[Sighing I see yon little troop at play]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXVIII. TO FRIENDSHIP./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXIX. TO MISS C ON BEING DESIRED TO ATTEMPT WRITING A COMEDY./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXX. TO THE RIVER ARUN./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXI. WRITTEN ON FARM WOOD, SOUTH DOWNS, IN MAY 1784./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXII. TO MELANCHOLY./WRITTEN ON THE BANKS OF THE ARUN, OCTOBER 1785,
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXIII. TO THE NAIAD OF THE ARUN./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXIV. TO A FRIEND./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXV. TO FORTITUDE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXVI./[Should the lone Wanderer, fainting on his way]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXVII. SENT TO THE HONORABLE MRS. O'NEILL, WITH PAINTED FLOWERS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXVIII. FROM THE NOVEL OF EMMELINE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XXXIX. TO NIGHT./FROM THE SAME.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XL. FROM THE SAME./[Far on the sands, the low, retiring tide]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLI. TO TRANQUILLITY./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLII. COMPOSED DURING A WALK ON THE DOWNS, IN NOVEMBER 1787./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLIII./[The unhappy exile, whom his fates confine]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLIV. WRITTEN IN THE CHURCH-YARD AT MIDDLETON IN SUSSEX./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLV. ON LEAVING A PART OF SUSSEX./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLVI. WRITTEN AT PENSHURST, IN AUTUMN 1788./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLVII. TO FANCY./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLVIII. TO MRS. /
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XLIX. SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN IN A CHURCH-YARD, OVER THE GRAVE OF A YOUNG WOMAN OF NINETEEN./FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET L. FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LI. SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN IN THE HEBRIDES./FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LII. THE PILGRIM./FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LIII. THE LAPLANDER./FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LIV. THE SLEEPING WOODMAN./WRITTEN IN APRIL 1790.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LV. THE RETURN OF THE NIGHTINGALE./WRITTEN IN MAY 1791.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LVI. THE CAPTIVE ESCAPED IN THE WILDS OF AMERICA./ADDRESSED TO THE HON. MRS. O'NEILL.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LVII. TO DEPENDENCE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LVIII. THE GLOW-WORM./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LIX. WRITTEN SEPT. 1791, DURING A REMARKABLE THUNDER STORM, IN WHICH THE MOON WAS PERFECTLY CLEAR, WHILE THE TEMPEST GATHERED IN VARIOUS DIRECTIONS NEAR THE EARTH./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LX. TO AN AMIABLE GIRL./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXI. SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN IN AMERICA./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXII. WRITTEN ON PASSING BY MOON-LIGHT THROUGH A VILLAGE, WHILE THE GROUND WAS COVERED WITH SNOW./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXIII. THE GOSSAMER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXIV. WRITTEN AT BRISTOL IN THE SUMMER OF 1794./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXV. TO DR. PARRY OF BATH, WITH SOME BOTANIC DRAWINGS WHICH HAD BEEN MADE SOME YEARS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXVI. WRITTEN IN A TEMPESTUOUS NIGHT, ON THE COAST OF SUSSEX./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXVII. ON PASSING OVER A DREARY TRACT OF COUNTRY, AND NEAR THE RUINS OF A DESERTED CHAPEL, DURING A TEMPEST./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXVIII. WRITTEN AT EXMOUTH, MIDSUMMER, 1795./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXIX. WRITTEN AT THE SAME PLACE, ON SEEING A SEAMAN RETURN WHO HAD BEEN IMPRISONED AT ROCHFORT./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXX. ON BEING CAUTIONED AGAINST WALKING ON AN HEADLAND OVERLOOKING THE SEA, BECAUSE IT WAS FREQUENTED BY A LUNATIC./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXI. WRITTEN AT WEYMOUTH IN WINTER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXII. TO THE MORNING STAR./WRITTEN NEAR THE SEA.
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXIII. TO A QUERULOUS ACQUAINTANCE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXIV. THE WINTER NIGHT./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXV./[Where the wild woods and pathless forests frown]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXVI. TO A YOUNG MAN ENTERING THE WORLD./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXVII. TO THE INSECT OF THE GOSSAMER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXVIII. SNOWDROPS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXIX. TO THE GODDESS OF BOTANY./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXX. TO THE INVISIBLE MOON./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXI./[He may be envied, who with tranquil breast]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXII. TO THE SHADE OF BURNS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXIII. THE SEA VIEW./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXIV. TO THE MUSE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXV./[The fairest flowers are gone! for tempests fell]
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXVI. WRITTEN NEAR A PORT ON A DARK EVENING./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXVII. WRITTEN IN OCTOBER./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXVIII. NEPENTHE./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET LXXXIX. TO THE SUN./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XC. TO OBLIVION./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XCI. REFLECTIONS ON SOME DRAWINGS OF PLANTS./
1749/1806/Charlotte Turner/Smith/14/SONNET XCII. WRITTEN AT BIGNOR PARK IN SUSSEX, IN AUGUST, 1799./
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET./[Fair Lady! whose harmonious name the Rhine]
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET./[As on a hill-top rude, when closing day]
1731/1800/William/Cowper/14/SONNET. TO CHARLES DIODATI./
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/SONNET I./[Hence Sickness, nor about my weary head]
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/SONNET II./[Though here almost eternal Winter reigns]
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/SONNET III./[When Recollection stirs up in the mind]
1740/1809/Hugh/Downman/14/SONNET IV./[Now is the feudal vassalage destroy'd]