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Author |
[Walsh, Miss.] |
Title |
Poems. By a sister. |
Imprint |
London. J.Walsh, 1812. xliv, (iv),119p. |
Physical description |
With a list of subscribers. Original boards, uncut. |
Call number |
WPRP 81. |
Citation |
Jackson, Annals of English Verse, p. 361; TxU, CtY, InU, IU only in
NUC. |
Notes |
Includes "To the Subscribers" and List of Subscribers.
Ricardo was amongst those who subscribed. Erroneously attributed to Mary
Lamb by Halkett and Laing. |
Epigraph |
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Indulge my votive strain,
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O sweet Humanity!
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LANGHORNE
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Online copies |
Hathi Trust
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Contents |
To Friendship |
1 |
Lines written during a Storm |
3 |
On recovering from a serious Illness, while confined
by Weakness |
5 |
An Impromptu in Sickness |
9 |
Matthew--c. 11. --v. 28 |
11 |
Paraphrase on the 46th Psalm |
15 |
Paraphrase on the first part of the 33rd Psalm |
19 |
A Hymn |
22 |
A Morning Hymn |
26 |
An Evening Hymn |
30 |
A Hymn |
32 |
Resignation in Sickness |
34 |
Thoughts whilst examining Flowers |
36 |
Written in Autumn, after a dangerous Illness |
40 |
On a Friend remarking I constantly encourage Hope |
44 |
Reflections while copying a Miniature of Mary Queen
of Scotts |
46 |
Orlando and Emily |
50 |
Elegiac Stanzas |
58 |
On a Dew Drop |
61 |
Hay-making |
63 |
To Tranquillity |
65 |
Effusion |
67 |
Clifton |
70 |
To my Nephew Joseph, on his Birth-day, August,
11, 1811 |
95 |
To my Sister, on her Birth-day, March 10th,
1812 |
102 |
To Emma, on her requesting my opinion of what constitutes
a Beautiful Face |
106 |
To my Nephew Francis, on his entering St. Paul’s
School |
108 |
To my Sister Mary |
113 |
To my Nephews and Nieces |
115 |
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