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poke, my looks he read, As if with anger burning; No--not one word--away he sped, Ah! would he were returning. _Port Folio_, I-189, Mar. 29, 1806, Phila. PASTORAL POETRY. From Gessner's "New Idyls." THE ZEPHYRS. [b]. [Prose translation.] _Weekly Visitant_, I-158, May 17, 1806, Salem. [S. Gessner, _Die Zephyre_. W. Hooper, _New Idylles_, p. 16.] From Gessner's "New Idylles." THE CARNATION. [Prose translation.] _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 kuenftige 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 Zauberlote." 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? Then why--O why should I repine, Since all the roving birds are mine? The thrush and linnet in the vale, The sweet sequester'd nightingale, The bulfinch, wren, and wood-lark, all Obey my summons when I call: O! could I form some cunning snare To catch the coy, coquetting fair, In _Cupid's_ filmy web so fine, The pretty girls should all be mine! When all were mine--among the rest, I'd choose the Lass I lik'd the best; And should my charming mate be kind; And smile, and kiss me to my mind, With her I'd tie the nuptial knot, Make _Hymen's_ cage of my poor cot, And love away this fleeting life, Like Robin Redbreast and his wife! _Mo. Anthology and Boston Rev._, III-591, Nov. 1806, Boston. [E. Schickaneder, _Die Zauberfloete_. Oper in zwei Aufzuegen von Mozart. Dichtung nach Ludwig Giesecke von E. Schickaneder. James Montgomery, _The Wanderer of Switzerland and Other Poems_, London, 1806. First Amer. ed. from second London ed., N. Y., 1807. P.
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