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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 118

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Author

Gore, Catherine Grace Frances, Mrs. Charles (nee Moody, 1799-1861).

Title

Women as they are; or, the manners of the day. 2^nd ed.

Imprint

2d ed. London : H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830.

Physical description

3 v.

Call number

WPRP 118.

Citation:

none

Notes

Not poetry. Women as they are; or, manners of the day is a novel, in three volumes.

GRANT, MRS. ANNE.

The Highlanders, and other poems. 3^rd ed. Edinburgh : Longman, 1810. WPRP 172.

Epigraph

Passant la moitie de leur temps a ne rien faire, et l’autre: moitie a faire des riens.
MARMONTEL.

Contents

Introductory Verses.	1
To Mrs. Dunlop of Dunlop, on reading Burns’s Letters	3
On the Death of Burns	8
Remarks on the Character of Burns	13
The Highlanders, Part I.	19
Part II.	28
Part III.	42
Part IV.	53
Part V.	73
Notes on the Highlanders	105
To Sir J** G**, Baronet	131
Notes on Ditto	135
A Ballad founded on Fact	137
Notes on Ditto	147
A Journal from Glasgow to Laggan	149
Notes on Ditto	202
A familiar Epistle to a Friend	206
An Epistle to a Friend	217
Notes on Ditto	223
Moome	226
The Nymph of the Fountain to Charlotte	232
Answer to a Poetical Epistle from an intimate Friend	236
To His Royal Highness the Duke of York, with an Invalid Soldier’s Petition	239
Sent to a Young Nobleman, with a Pair of Garters wrought by a Highland Woman in the 101^st Year of her Age	243
To Miss Wallis, with a Sprig of Crimson Heath, which grew on the Summit of a Mountain	247
An Ode, on reading one on the same subject by Professor Richardson of Glasgow	250
Answer to a Poetical Apology sent by Professor M’Leod of Glasgow, to some Ladies who had invited him to an Oyster-Feast	255
Hymn for the Sons of the Clergy	260
To the Memory of a Young Lady who died near Inverness in the 21^st Year of her Age, August 1776	262
To a Young Lady deeply interested in the Subject of the Poem	264
To Lady Clan, who insisted on the Author’s writing a Poem on meeting by appointment with her and three other Ladies at an Inn on the Road Betwixt Perth and Laggan	270
Ode to Hygeia:--- Addressed to the late Mrs. William Sprott, Edinburgh.---Spring 1779	280
To Miss Danbar of Boath	284
Inscription for a Garden-seat.---Sacred to the Remembrance of a beloved Friend, Miss A. O****, 1794	287
On reading Manuscript Poems by a Young Lady, not in the Manner but in the Spirit of Collins	289
Written in one of the Duke of Althol’s Walks at Blair	291
Peaceful Shades	294

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE GAELIC.

Preliminary Letter to Robert Arbuthnot, Esq. containing Observations on the Authenticity of Ossian’s Poems	299
Morduth.---A Fragment, translated from the Gaelic: in Two Books	324 [323]
Notes on Ditto	323 [345]
The Aged Bard’s Wish	247
Notes on Ditto	355



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Women Poets of the Romantic Period Individual Item Contents: WPRP 118

Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 118