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Author |
Landon, Letitia Elizabeth "L.E.L." |
Title |
The Improvisatrice; and other poems.
5th ed. |
Imprint |
London : Hurst, Robinson, 1825. |
Physical description |
Half title, front, added engraved title (as new edn). Contemporary
half green calf, marbled boards, maroon label. Armorial bookplate partly
obscured. |
Call number |
WPRP 137. |
Notes |
Includes Advertisement. |
Epigraph |
- Two illustrations with captions not listed and epigraph:
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He heard her prayer with withering look;
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Then from unholy herbs he took
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A drug, and said it would recover
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The lost heart of her faithless lover.
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FLORENCE! Fair city of that land
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Where the Poets lip & the Painters hand
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Are most divine. -----
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It lies not in our power to love or hate,
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For will in us is overruled by Fate.
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Marlowe.
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Contents |
THE IMPROVISATRICE |
1 |
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TALES AND MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. |
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Rosalie |
109 |
Rolands Tower |
129 |
The Guerrilla Chief |
143 |
The Bayadere |
155 |
St. Georges Hospital |
179 |
The Deserter |
185 |
Gladesmuir |
193 |
The Minstrel of Portugal |
204 |
The Basque Girl and Henri Quatre |
212 |
The Sailor |
219 |
The Covenanters |
227 |
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FRAGMENTS. |
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The Soldiers Funeral |
237 |
Lines Written Under a Picture of a Girl Burning
a Love-Letter |
240 |
Arion, a Tale |
242 |
Manmadin, the Indian Cupid, Floating Down the Ganges |
252 |
The Female Convict |
258 |
The Painters Love |
262 |
Inez |
271 |
The Oak |
282 |
The Violet |
284 |
Change |
286 |
The Grey Cross |
289 |
Crescentius |
291 |
On a Star |
295 |
Home |
297 |
The Emerald Ring, a Superstition |
299 |
Love |
301 |
Love, Hope, and Beauty |
303 |
The Crusader |
304 |
The Warrior, a Sketch |
308 |
Apologue |
313 |
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BALLADS. |
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The Soldiers Grave |
319 |
Song of the Hunter Bride |
322 |
When Should Lovers Breathe Their Vows? |
325 |
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