Bibliography - Lark, 1798

First Line	Page	Verses
As Cupid in a garden stray'd	3	4
Over moorlands and mountains rude barren and bare	3-4	4
As I walked out one morning in May	4-6	5
'Twas summer when softly the breezes were blowing	6-7	3
Adieu a heartfond warm adieu	7-9	5
Vain Britains boast no longer with proud indignity	9-11	12
Ah Delia! see the fatal hour	12-14	7
Heavy hours are almost past, The	14-15	3
Bright God of Day drove eastward her ray, The	16	5
If you would know the reason, this night I came here	17	5
There's girls in our town, some older some younger	18	2
Cheer up you young men all let nothing fright you	19-21	10
Assist me ye lads who have hearts void of guile	21-22	6
Though oft we meet severe distress	23	3
To be merry, and wise, is a maxim of old	23-24	4