Weekly Visitant, I-159, May 17, 1806, Salem.
[S. Gessner, Die Nelke.
W. Hooper, New Idylles, p. 7.]
THE NAME UNKNOWN.
Imitated from Klopstock's ode to his future mistress. By Thomas Campbell, Esq., author of Pleasures of Hope.
Evening Fire-Side or Lit. Misc., II-165, May 24, 1806, Phila.
[F. G. Klopstock, Die künftige Geliebte.
The above imitation appeared first in a newspaper, Newport Mercury, No. 2160, Aug. 30, 1803, Newport.]
THE FOWLER—A SONG.
Altered from a German air, in the opera of "Die Zauberlôte."
A Careless whistling lad am I,
On sky-lark wings my moments fly;
There's not a Fowler more renown'd
In all the world—for ten miles round!
Ah! who like me can spread the net?
Or tune the merry flageolet?