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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 |
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 |
Online copies |
Digital copy and transcription at UC Davis
|
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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