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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 47

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Author

Lickbarrow, Isabella.

Title

Poetical effusions.

Imprint

Kendal : Printed for the authoress, by M. Branthwaite and Co. Sold by J. Richardson, 91, Royal Exchange, London, and by all other booksellers. 1814.

Physical description

xii,131,[1]p + errata slip. With a list of subscribers. Original blue boards, uncut. Contemporary ownership inscription of Diana Fleming.

Call number

WPRP 47.

Citation

Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 385.

Notes

Contains 'Stanzas supposed to be written at the Grave of Chatterton'. De Quincey, Southey and Wordsworth subscribed.

Citation:

Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 385.

Notes

Includes Preface and List of Subscribers.

Contains 'Stanzas supposed to be written at the Grave of Chatterton'. De Quincey, Southey and Wordsworth subscribed.

Epigraph

none

Contents

INDEX.

Introductory Address	1
A Fragment of Solitude	3
Written in Spring	5
On Music	8
The Naiad’s Complaint	9
The Throne of Winter 9
On Sleep	13
On Sensibility	15
Written at the commencement of the year 1813	17
Invocation to Peace	19
On seeing some children playing	20
On the difficulty of attaining Poetical Excellence	22
The Pictures of Memory	14 [i.e. 24]
On early death	29
On Domestic Happiness, written at the request of a friend	30
To an Opening Rose	32
An Elegy	34
Written in November, 1811	37
Lady Hamilton	29 [i.e. 39]
The Nun’s Soliloquy	42
A Fairy Tale	45
On Hope	48
Reflections on visiting the Monument of Miss Smith, of Conistone	50
On the Approach of Winter, addressed to a friend	52
Written on leaving H--------	54
The Pilgrim	56
Stanzas supposed to be written at the Grave of Chatterton	58
Verses in imitation of Hohen-Linden	60
Reflections 62
The Storm	64
To Eliza, on the First of January	65
On Esthwaite Water	67
The Widow	68
Written in Cemetery	69
Anna	72
On the Fate of Newspapers	72
The Disappointment	75
The Highland Isle	76
Lines on the Comet	78
Verses addressed to a Young Lady	80
On the death of an infant	81
Lines written on the banks of Eden near Kirkby Stephen	83
Christmas Day	84
Written on the banks of a rapid stream	85
Written in March	86
To Forgetfulness	87
To the Memory of a Friend	89
Occasioned by reading T. Wilkinson’s Elegy on Life	91
The Grassy Moun	93
On Underbarrow Scar	94
On the Spirit of Garnett Bridge	96
Verses intended for a Watch-Paper	98
Written in May, 1813	[i.e. 98]
To a Friend	99
The Enquiry 100
Thoughts on Friendship	101
The Lover’s Resolution	104
Written after the News of a Battle	106
A Soliloquy	107
Description of a South-Stack Lighthouse	106 [i.e. 108]
The mountain flower	110
The Vision	112
Songs	121



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Women Poets of the Romantic Period Individual Item Contents: WPRP 47

Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 47