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Author |
Carmichael, Rebekah |
Title |
Poems: / by Miss Carmichael |
Imprint |
Edinburgh : Printed for the author, and sold by Peter Hill, 1790
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Call number |
WPRP 359 |
Physical Description |
xi, [1], 92 p. ; 20 cm. (8vo) |
Citation |
Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 51. |
Notes |
"Subscribers Names": p. [vi]-xi |
Epigraph |
"Ah! who can tell how hard it is to climb
The steep where Fame's proud temple shines afar!"
Beattie |
Online copies |
Hathi Trust
Google Books
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Contents |
ON THE FATE OF CAPTAIN G***** | 1 |
THE TWA DOWS | 4 |
A SONG | 7 |
ON THE SUDDEN DEATH OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN | 10 |
THE TOOTH | 13 |
A ROMANTIC SCENE WHICH HAPPENED IN THE YEAR 1746 | 14 |
THE VILLAIN'S SOLILOQUY | 25 |
ON RECEIVING A POT OF THYME | 26 |
AN EPITAPH | 27 |
WORDS OF COURSE | 28 |
ON THE ST. BERNARD'S CANARY BIRDS | 29 |
ON THE BIRTH-DAY OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN THE EAST INDIES | 31 |
THE STAR OF EDEN VALE | 33 |
A TALE | 35 |
A SONG | 40 |
WRITTEN IN THE HERMITAGE AT BRAID | 42 |
ON Mr. ****** | 46 |
ON THE LATE DISTURBANCE IN THE THEATRE | 47 |
ON THE STUMP OF AN OLD TREE | 48 |
A NIGHT SCENE | 50 |
A YOUNG LASS'S SOLILOQUY | 52 |
ON THE REAL INSTANCE OF DISINTERESTED FRIENDSHIP | 54 |
ON A YOUNG LADY | 57 |
AN ELEGY | 59 |
A REQUEST | 61 |
A SONG | 62 |
TO CAPTAIN **** | 63 |
THE LOVE-LORN MAID | 65 |
ON A YOUNG LADY | 67 |
A SONG | 69 |
ON MR ****** ACTOR | 71 |
THE ILL-FATED LOVER | 72 |
WRITTEN IN THE HERMITAGE OF BRAID | 77 |
THE STRUGGLE | 79 |
A SONG | 81 |
EPIGRAM | 81 |
ON A YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S RETURN FROM JAMAICA | 82 |
THE EMPTY PURSE | 83 |
A HYMN | 84 |
AN ADDRESS TO NIGHT | 85 |
ON A YOUNG LADY, WHO ASKED A NECKLACE OF A GENTLEMAN'S HAIR, AND WAS REFUSED | 86 |
EPIGRAM | 87 |
EPITAPH | 88 |
TO MR. ***** | 89 |
ON THE AUTHOR'S BIRTH-DAY | 91 |
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