Oh! in my native land, ere life's decline,
May such a spot, so wild, so sweet, be mine!
Weekly Visitant, I-63, Feb. 22, 1806, Salem.
[Sir John Carr, A Northern Summer; or Travels round the Baltic in 1804, London, 1805.]
ODE TO DEATH.
By Frederick II, King of Prussia. Translated from the French by Dr. Hawkesworth.
Polyanthos, I-270, Mar. 1806, Boston.
[Also in New Haven Gaz. and Conn. Mag., I-339, Dec. 7, 1786, New Haven.]
THE DANCING BEAR. A FABLE.
[Perhaps suggested by Gellert's fable of the same title, but differing much in content. Cf. Port Folio, I-400, Dec. 12, 1801, Phila., where a translation of Gellert's poem is given.]