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Author |
Greensted, Frances. |
Title |
Fugitive pieces. |
Imprint |
Maidstone : printed for the Author by D. Chalmers. 1796. |
Physical description |
viii, 46, [2], 25, [1]p. 8. With a half
title. With a list of subscribers. Stitched, as issued, uncut, unopened. |
Call number |
WPRP 31. |
Citation |
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 208. Jackson, Romantic Poetry
by Women, p. 139; C, L, O, InU-Li, CSmH, CtY,DLC, IU in ESTC. |
Notes |
Frances Greensted was a domestic servant. |
Citation: |
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 208. Jackson, Romantic
Poetry by Women, p. 139; C, L, O, InU-Li, CSmH, CtY,DLC, IU in ESTC. |
Notes |
Includes Address to the Public, Dedication, Conclusion
and List of Subscribers. |
Epigraph |
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I left no calling for the idle trade,
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No duty broke nor Father disobey’d;
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Whilst yet a child nor yet unknown to fame,
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I lisp’d in numbers for the numbers came.
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POPE.
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Contents |
No Contents page. Includes:
TOTTENHAM PARK |
1 |
In Memory of an Amiable Lady, Who Died in the Author’s
Arms.---Written in the Year, 1782 |
6 |
On the RAGE FOR BLUE AND BUFF, So indiscriminately
worn during a certain Election |
8 |
VERSES Addressed to a Young Lady with A STRAYED
CAT |
9 |
TO A YOUNG LADY, With a present of a Squirrel,
named CUPID |
10 |
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT JENNER |
11 |
EPITAPH. "And the Sea shall give up her Dead." |
17 |
An Attempt to Describe the Beauties of OTHAM |
17 |
EPITAPH On a SQUIRREL belonging to J.H. Surgeon |
19 |
ACROSTIC, Written in the pleasure Grounds of the
late F. Brooke, Esq. at West Malling, in Kent |
20 |
EPITAPH On a favourite CAT who lived to the great
Age of 20 Years |
20 |
ELEGY on a SQUIRREL |
21 |
On the Death of a GOLDFINCH |
22 |
SENSIBILITY, ADDRESSED TO THE REV. J. BAILY, L.L.
B. OF BURBAGE |
23 |
ANSWER To an Epistle from a FOP |
26 |
EPITAPH ON JOHN MUSSENDINE, Late Porter to the
Right Hon. the Earl of Aylesbury |
27 |
EPITAPH On A.T. Aged sixteen Years |
28 |
EPITAPH ON A PROMISING CHILD |
28 |
EPITAPH ON AN INFANT |
29 |
EPITAPH |
29 |
EPITAPH On H.W. Aged five Years |
30 |
TO A LADY, Well known in the Poetical World, who
was pleased to compliment the Author on his Production |
30 |
EPITAPH On two Brothers who died at the respective
Ages of 14 Years |
31 |
EPITAPH, On an Infant, who was born January the
19, 1796--Dies the June following |
31 |
BURBAGE, A Descriptive POEM |
32 |
AN ADDRESS TO THE CREATOR On the present plentiful
Harvest.---- Written August 21, 1796 |
40 |
ANSWER to all the ENIGMANS In the LADY’S DIARY
for the Year 1795 |
41 |
THE BRIDAL DAY, An Answer to the Rebusses and Charades
in the LADY’S DIARY for the Year 1795 |
42 |
ON LEAVING BURBAGE, ADDRESSED TO MRS,[sic] JENNER |
44 |
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