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Author |
Chapone, Mrs. (Hester) (1727-1801) |
Title |
Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, by Mrs. Chapone |
Imprint |
London, E. and C. Dilly [etc.] 1775
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Call number |
WPRP 377 |
Physical Description |
xii, [13]-190 p. 16 cm |
Citation |
Jackson, Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 58. |
Epigraph |
none |
Online copies |
CU Digital Library |
Contents |
ESSAYS |
ESSAY I. ON AFFECTATION AND SIMPLICITY | 13 |
ESSAY II. ON CONVERSATION | 31 |
ESSAY III. ON ENTHUSIASM AND INDIFFERENCE IN RELIGION | 53 |
THE STORY OF FIDELIA | 80 |
POEMS |
1. WRITTEN DURING A VIOLENT STORM AT MIDNIGHT, 1749 | 137 |
2. OCCASIONED BY READING SONNETS WRITTEN IN THE STILE AND MANNER OF SPENSER, BY T. EDWARDS, ESQ; 1749 | 139 |
3. SONNET TO MISS MULSO IN ANSWER TO THE FOREGOING; BY T. EDWARDS, ESQ. | 141 |
TO HEALTH. 1750. | 142 |
TO A ROBIN-REDBREAST | 145 |
TO STELLA, | 146 |
TO ASPASIA, IN ANSWER TO THE FOREGOING; BY MISS H. | 150 |
TO PEACE. WRITTEN DURING THE LATE REBELLION IN SCOTLAND, 1745 | 155 |
TO SOLITUDE | 158 |
TO WINTER | 162 |
L'ESTATE. METASTASIO | 166 |
SUMMER. FROM METASTASIO | 167 |
SONNETTO | 182 |
TRANSLATION | 183 |
AN IRREGULAR ODE TO MRS. ELIZ. CARTER | 184 |
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