Poems on several occasions [electronic resource] : humbly inscribed to the honourable Miss Leigh / by Sarah Instone.
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Other title: | Poems. |
Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | English |
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Boston, MA :
Northeastern University Women Writers Project,
2001.
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Edition: | Women Writers Project 1st electronic ed. |
Series: | Women Writers Online.
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Table of Contents:
- Reflections on the state of the princess royal of France
- On the death of Adolph George Roerup
- To an inconsolable mother, on the death of her only child
- A charade / by the author's brother
- The answer
- An address to a bride
- On the death of the author's sister, after a long and tedious illness
- On visiting the grave, a few weeks after her death
- To a gentleman, on the death of an amiable young lady
- A plaintive song, on the same
- To a young lady, on her birth-day
- On the birth-day of an infant
- The stray pigeon
- The ungrateful pigeon
- The spinning wheel : a song
- The following lines were occasioned by some person hinting that the author's time may be better employed than in poetical amusements
- Reflections on a visit to Lord Tracy's, where she had sent her poems for Miss Leigh's inspection
- On a conversation between the author and an acquaintance, in which the latter spoke rather too warmly in favour of libertines, with this absurd (tho' too frequent remark,) "that reformed rakes make the best husbands."
- (cont.) Written at the earnest request of a person, on the death of his favourite dog
- Laura and Matilda, in an epistle to a young lady
- To a lady, on the death of her infant son
- Written after hearing a sermon on benevolence
- On the death of Miss H--
- On slighted friendship
- Ode to sleep
- The following lines were pinned to the cradle of an infant
- The cottage : an evening walk
- Lines placed on a fire-screen.