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Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Individual Item Contents: WPRP 140

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Author

Taylor, Jane (1783-1824).

Title

The Contributions of Q. Q. to a periodical work: with some pieces not before published. 4^th ed.

Imprint

London : Holdsworth & Ball, 1829.

Physical description

2 vols. Ad. leav vol. I. contemporary half maroon calf, dark green labels. From Youth's Magazine; first published in 1824.

Call number

WPRP 140.

Citation

none.

Notes

Contains Advertisement.

Epigraph

none

Contents

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.
Religious and Didactic Pieces.
I.	Seven Years ago	1
II.	Government of Thoughts	9
III.	Fashions for October	16
IV.	The Use of Biography	24
V.	On Impressions	32
VI.	"Her ways are of pleasantness"	42
VII.	Sunday Morning	50
VIII.	Pleasure and Happiness	58
IX.	Pleasure and Happiness	67
X.	On Revelation xx. 12	75
XI.	On Ecclesiastes ci. 8.	83
XII.	On Psalm xxvii. 4.	90
XIII.	The wise Man	97
XIV.	The clever Fool	106
XV.	On Revelation xiv. 13	115
XVI.	The Hopeful One	122
XVII.	On John xi. 21.	131
XVIII.	On Psalm cxix. 68	138
XIX.	On Psalm cxix. 73	146
XX.	On Romans xv. 13	153
XXI.	Francis’s Dream	160
XXII.	On Matthew xi. 30.	169
XXIII.	On Matthew xxv. 2.	178
XXIV.	On Ecclesiasticus xix. 1	184
XXV.	Letter to a Young Lady	190
XXVI.	On Psalm xc. 12.	197
XXVII.	How it strikes a Stranger	204
XXVIII.	On Psalm cviii. 1.	214
XXIX.	On Hebrews xi. 1.	220
XXX.	On Jeremiah iii. 4.	227
XXXI.	Winter Evenings	234
XXXII.	On 2 Corinthians vi. 2.	241
XXXIII.	Thoughts on John the Baptist	250
XXXIV.	Spring Flowers	256
XXXV.	Conversation in a Library	263
XXXVI.	Evening Thoughts	271
XXXVII.	On Psalm cxix. 19.	274
XXXVIII.	The List of Names	279
XXXIX.	Thoughts in a Crowd	291
XL.	One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty Two	295

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.
Miscellaneous Pieces.
I.	A Day’s Pleasure	1
II.	Reflections on a Day’s Pleasure	9
III.	Lucy’s Wishes	17
IV.	Every Man his own Fortune Teller	25
V.	The Life of a Looking Glass	31
VI.	The Pleasures of Taste	50
VII.	Dialogue between Lucy and her Mother	58
VIII.	Complaint of the Dying Year	65
IX.	Theory and Practice	72
X.	A Fable	78
XI.	On Intellectual Taste	86
XII.	Soliloquies of the old Philosopher and the young Lady	94
XIII.	One Pound and Ten Thousand	99
XIV.	The little Biographers	108
XV.	The Philosopher’s Scales	119
XVI.	A Person of Consequence	124
XVII.	Mirth and Cheerfulness	132
XVIII.	I can do without it	139
XIX.	I can do without it	148
XX.	The sore Tongue	155
XXI.	The discontented Pendulum	163
XXII	Cousin’s Visit	169
XXIII.	Cousin’s Visit	177
XXIV.	Busy Idleness	185
XXV.	Temper; or the two Old Ladies	197
XXVI.	Man and Animals	206
XXVII.	The Worm and the Snail	213
XXVIII.	Now and Then	218
XXIX.	The Pilgrimage of Learning	222
XXX.	A Liberal Taste	230
XXXI.	The Lover of Ease	238
XXXII.	The Moth	244
XXXIII.	The wonderful Bird	250
XXXIV.	A curious Instrument	255
XXXV.	The Toad’s Journal	260
XXXVI.	On visiting Cowper’s Garden and Summer House, at Olney	265
XXXVII.	The troublesome Friend	268
XXXVIII.	A Letter to Whomsoever it my Concern	275
XXXIX.	A Letter to a Friend	282



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