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Author |
Hands, Elizabeth |
Title |
The Death of Ammon; a Poem. With an appendix Containing Pastorals and other Poetical Pieces |
Imprint |
Coventry: N. Rollason, 1789
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Call number |
WPRP 361 |
Physical Description |
127 p |
Citation |
Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 144. |
Notes |
Includes list of subscribers |
Epigraph |
none |
Online copy |
CU Digital Library |
Contents |
THE DEATH OF AMMON | |
CANTO I | 1 |
CANTO II | 12 |
CANTO III | 18 |
CANTO IV | 29 |
CANTO V | 36 |
ON THE SUPPOSITION OF AN ADVERTISEMENT IN A MORNING PAPER, OF THE PUBLICATION OF A VOLUME OF POEMS BY A SERVANT MAID | 47 |
ON THE SUPPOSITION OF THE BOOK HAVING BEEN PUBLISHED AND READ | 50 |
WIT AND BEAUTY. A PASTORAL | 56 |
ABSENCE AND DEATH. A PASTORAL | 59 |
DAMON, LAURA, AND DAPHNE. A PASTORAL | 62 |
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. A PASTORAL | 66 |
CORYDON AND PASTORA. A PASTORAL | 69 |
THIRSIS AND DAPHNE. A PASTORAL | 72 |
OBSERVATION THEREON | 73 |
DAMON AND THERON. A PASTORAL DIALOGUE | 74 |
THIRSIS AND DAPHNE. A POEM | 76 |
PERPLEXITY. A POEM | 78 |
A PASTORAL SONG | 80 |
THE FAVOURITE SWAIN | 82 |
ON A WEDDING | 85 |
LOB'S COURTSHIP | 86 |
THE RURAL MAID IN LONDON, TO HER FRIEND IN THE COUNTRY, AN EPISTLE | 88 |
CORINNA TO LYCIDAS | 90 |
AN EPISTLE. BELINDA TO MARIA | 91 |
LEANDER AND BELINDA. A TALE | 93 |
OBSERVATION ON AN EVENING, AND REFLECTION WRITTEN WHILE THE AUTHOR SAT ON A COCK OF HAY | 97 |
ON CONTEMPLATIVE EASE | 100 |
WRITTEN ON THEIR MAJESTIES GOING TO KEW | 101 |
CONTENTMENT | 103 |
THE WIDOWER'S COURTSHIP | 104 |
OBSERVATION ON THE WORKS OF NATURE | 106 |
AN ELEGY | 107 |
FRIENDSHIP. AN ODE | 109 |
PHILLIS TO DAMON. A SONG | 111 |
ON AN UNSOCIABLE FAMILY | 113 |
REFLECTION ON MEDITATION | 113 |
ON READING POPE'S ELOIZA TO ABELARD | 114 |
WRITTEN, ORIGINALLY EXTEMPORE, ON SEEING A MAD HEIFER RUN THROUGH THE VILLAGE WHERE THE AUTHOR LIVES | 115 |
A SONG | 117 |
A SONG | 118 |
A SONG | 119 |
ABSENCE | 120 |
TO THIRSIS, ON HIS SIGNIFYING HIS INTENTION TO LAY ASIDE HIS HAUTBOY | 122 |
ON THE AUTHOR'S LYING-IN | 123 |
AN ENIGMA | 125 |
CRITICAL FRAGMENTS ON SOME OF THE ENGLISH POETS | 126 |
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