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Author |
Johnson, Mary F. |
Title |
Original sonnets, and other poems. |
Imprint |
London : Longman, |
Year of Publication |
1810 |
Call Number |
WPRP 173 |
Physical Description: |
none |
Citation: |
none |
Notes |
Includes Dedication, Preface, Advertisement, and "To the Public." |
Epigraph |
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Un sonnet sans defaut vaut seul un long poeme.
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BOILEAU.
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Contents |
SONNETS.
First Evening |
3 |
Second Evening |
4 |
To-morrow |
5 |
Evening Tranquillity |
6 |
The Last Retreat of the Nightingale |
7 |
To the Moon in the Clouds |
8 |
Sketch of an Outlaw |
9 |
Wroxall |
10 |
The Cottagers Evening |
11 |
Infant Spring |
12 |
To a Thrush |
13 |
The Vigil of May |
14 |
Summer Evening |
15 |
Invocation to the Spirit said to haunt Wroxall
Down |
16 |
To the Moon |
17 |
The Knell |
18 |
April Evening |
19 |
The lone Retreat |
20 |
Harvest Scene |
21 |
The favourite Retreat |
22 |
Winter |
23 |
To the New Moon |
24 |
Night |
25 |
Thunder Storm |
26 |
Thunder Storm |
27 |
Morning |
28 |
PERSONIFICATION.
Poesy |
31 |
Invention |
32 |
The native Muse |
33 |
Discretion |
34 |
Caprice |
35 |
Discontent |
36 |
Reserve |
37 |
Irony |
38 |
Sympathy |
39 |
Experience |
40 |
Faded Prosperity |
41 |
Guileless Joy |
42 |
Death |
43 |
Rumour |
44 |
Variety |
45 |
Cheerfulness |
46 |
Love |
47 |
Peace |
48 |
Sleep |
49 |
Fascination |
50 |
Slander |
51 |
Friendship |
52 |
Flattery |
53 |
Vanity |
54 |
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT TO PARTICULAR FRIENDS,
AND ADDRESSES TO OTHER PERSONS.
To the Rev. Thomas Dalton |
57 |
To a Friend who requested an Epitaph from the Author |
58 |
To Mrs. Macgregor on her Departure for Madeira |
59 |
To Mrs. Hadfield |
60 |
To Miss T----v----n, on discovering her poetical
Talent |
61 |
To Mary H------, my Cousin |
62 |
To the same |
63 |
To a Friend |
64 |
To the same Friend |
65 |
To Miss Owenson |
66 |
To H. Harrington, M.D. of Bath |
67 |
MISCELLANEOUS PIECES.
Decline of Autumn |
71 |
The Deserted Cottage |
72 |
On the Death of Ruth Walker |
73 |
Withered Roses of Pleasure |
74 |
The Widows Re-marriage |
75 |
The Widow to her only Son |
76 |
The Widow to her dead Son |
77 |
On re-visiting the Cottage of a poor Old Man deceased |
78 |
Sonnet |
79 |
To one who affected insensibility |
80 |
Courtier Promises |
81 |
On seeing the Miniature of the late Miss Jolliffe |
82 |
On visiting the decayed and uninhabited Abode of
my late Grandfather |
83 |
The same Subject |
84 |
To a Child |
85 |
On the Perusal of the Poems of Miss T------, published
1808 |
86 |
From Hediod |
87 |
On the Tomb of Mr. Joseph Kirkpatrick |
88 |
Easy Conscience |
89 |
Easter |
90 |
Gloomy Shades of Life |
91 |
The Idiot Girl |
92 |
REGULAR SONNETS.
On hearing a Lady say she often met her Husband
in India |
95 |
The Hindoo Widow on the Funeral Pile of her Husband |
96 |
Sonnet |
97 |
Sonnet |
98 |
Do you forget, S----? |
99 |
Sonnet |
100 |
Difficult Choice |
101 |
To the Naiad of Mirables |
102 |
To the Memory of Charlotte Smith |
103 |
Sonnet |
104 |
The Village Maid |
105 |
On the Tomb of a Friend |
106 |
Sonnet |
107 |
Sonnet |
108 |
Sonnet |
109 |
Sonnet |
110 |
The Vision |
111 |
Sonnet |
112 |
Sonnet |
113 |
Young Man, you will not die |
114 |
Sonnet |
115 |
From Marmontels Incas |
116 |
To a Friend |
117 |
A Prayer |
118 |
Sonnet |
119 |
Sonnet |
120 |
Sonnet |
121 |
The present Moment |
122 |
Subdued Desires |
123 |
Too ardent Hope |
124 |
To my Friend |
125 |
Value of Freedom |
126 |
Sonnet |
127 |
Sonnet |
128 |
Sonnet |
129 |
Sonnet |
130 |
Cold Realities of Life |
131 |
The Tears and Smiles Kindred Sources |
132 |
Invitation |
133 |
The Tyrants Fate |
134 |
Torpid Apathy |
135 |
Sonnet |
136 |
The willing Muse |
137 |
ODES.
To a Sigh |
141 |
To a Blush |
143 |
Ode |
145 |
Evening |
148 |
Night |
150 |
To a Bee |
152 |
Love of Life |
155 |
Elegiac Epistle |
157 |
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