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THE PICKERING MASTERS I ET The Works of dh i tee Mary Robinson d W b y o Dr ak ns i e lo Edited by Rf oM Daniel Robinson b i na sr o y n R o b i n s o n ISBN 978-1-138-76442-2 ,!7IB1D8-hgeecc! www.routledge.comaninformabusiness THE PICKERING MASTERS THE WORKS OF MARY ROBINSON CONTENTS OF THE EDITION Volume 1 General Introduction By William D. Brewer Poems Edited by Daniel Robinson Volume 2 Poems (continued) Edited by Daniel Robinson Vancenza; or, T e Dangers of Credulity (1792) T e Widow; or, A Picture of Modern Times (1794) Edited by Dawn M. Vernooy-Epp Volume 3 Angelina; A Novel (1796) Edited by Sharon M. Setzer Volume 4 Hubert de Sevrac, A Romance, of the Eighteenth Century (1796) Edited by Orianne Smith Volume 5 Walsingham; or, T e Pupil of Nature: A Domestic Story (1797) Edited by William D. Brewer Volume 6 T e False Friend: A Domestic Story (1799) Edited by Julie A. Shaf er Volume 7 T e Natural Daughter. With Portraits of the Leadenhead Family. A Novel (1799) ‘Memoirs of Mrs Mary Robinson’ Letters Edited by Hester Davenport Volume 8 T e Lucky Escape (1778) Impartial Ref ections of the Present Situation of the Queen of France (1791) Nobody, a Comedy in Two Acts (performed 1794) T e Sicilian Lover (1796) A Letter to the Women of England (1799) ‘T e Sylphid Essays’, Morning Post (October 1799–February 1800) ‘Present State of the Manners, Society, Etc. Etc. of the Metropolis of England’, Monthly Magazine (1800) ‘Anecdotes’ of Duke de Lauzun, Duke of Chartres and Marie Antoinette, Monthly Magazine (1800) ‘Jasper’ (1801) Edited by William D. Brewer and Sharon M. Setzer THE WORKS OF MARY ROBINSON General Editor William D. Brewer Volume 1 Poems Edited by Daniel Robinson First published 2009 by Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Limited Published 2016 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017, USA Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business © Taylor & Francis 2009 © General introduction William D. Brewer 2009 © Editorial material Daniel Robinson 2009 All rights reserved, including those of translation into foreign languages. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the pub lishers. Notice : Product or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks , and are used only for identification and explanation without intent to infringe. british library cataloguing in publication data Robinson, Mary, 1758–1800. T e works of Mary Robinson. Part 1, Volumes 1–4. – (T e Pickering masters) I. Title II. Series III. Brewer, William D. (William Dean) 823.6-dc22 ISBN-13: 978-1-85196-953-1 (set) Typeset by Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Limited CONTENTS General Introduction xv Chronology xxxiii Acknowledgements xxxix Introduction xli Poems in Robinson’s Novels liii Index of First Lines lv References and Further Reading lxiii Abbreviations lxvii ‘A Pastoral Ballad’, Poems (1775) 1 ‘Another’, Poems (1775) 3 ‘A Pastoral Elegy’, Poems (1775) 5 ‘An Ode to Wisdom’, Poems (1775) 6 ‘An Ode to Charity’, Poems (1775) 6 ‘T e Linnet’s Petition’, Poems (1775) 8 ‘A Character’, Poems (1775) 10 ‘Written on the Outside of an Hermitage’, Poems (1775) 10 ‘A Character’, Poems (1775) 12 ‘Ode to Virtue’, Poems (1775) 13 ‘An Epistle to a Friend’, Poems (1775) 13 ‘On the Death of a Friend’, Poems (1775) 15 ‘T e Wish’, Poems (1775) 16 ‘On a Friend’, Poems (1775) 18 ‘On the Death of Lord George Lyttelton’, Poems (1775) 19 ‘A Character’, Poems (1775) 21 ‘Ode to Spring’, Poems (1775) 21 ‘Letter to a Friend on Leaving Town’, Poems (1775) 22 ‘Written Extempore on the Picture of a Friend’, Poems (1775) 24 ‘Hymn to Virtue’, Poems (1775) 24 ‘Song’, Poems (1775) 25 ‘Song’, Poems (1775) 26 viii T e Works of Mary Robinson, Volume 1 ‘On the Birth-Day of a Lady’, Poems (1775) 27 ‘To Aurelia on her Going Abroad’, Poems (1775) 27 ‘To Love: Written Extempore’, Poems (1775) 28 ‘T e Complaint’, Poems (1775) 29 ‘T oughts on Retirement’, Poems (1775) 31 ‘An Ode to Contentment’, Poems (1775) 31 ‘A Song’, Poems (1775) 33 ‘T e Vision’, Poems (1775) 33 ‘To Matilda’, Poems (1775) 37 ‘Written on Richmond Hill’, Town and Country Magazine ( January 1776) 39 ‘Captivity, a Poem’, Captivity, a Poem and Celadon and Lydia, a Tale (1777) 40 ‘Celadon and Lydia, a Tale’, Captivity, a Poem and Celadon and Lydia, a Tale (1777) 47 ‘Lines, Dedicated to the Memory of a Much-Lamented Young Gentleman’, World (24 October 1788) 51 ‘To Him Who Will Understand It’, World (31 October 1788) 51 ‘T e Muse’, World (13 November 1788) 53 ‘To Leonardo’, World (6 December 1788) 55 ‘To Leonardo’, World (28 February 1789) 56 ‘To Anna Matilda’, World (6 March 1789) 57 [‘Life’], World (15 June 1789) 59 ‘Lines on Beauty’, Oracle (24 June 1789) 59 ‘To Sir Joshua Reynolds’, Oracle (9 July 1789) 60 ‘To the Memory of Werter’, World (15 July 1789) 61 ‘Elegy on the Death of Lady Middleton’, Oracle (18 July 1789) 62 ‘Sonnet’, Oracle (29 July 1789) 62 ‘Stanzas’, Oracle (13 August 1789) 63 ‘Ode to Eloquence’, Oracle (5 September 1789) 64 ‘Lines Inscribed to the Memory of David Garrick, Esq.’, Oracle (26 Sep- tember 1789) 65 ‘Sonnet’, Oracle (3 October 1789) 66 ‘Sonnet. T e Mariner’, Oracle (7 November 1789) 66 ‘Sonnet, to the Memory of Miss Maria Linley’, Oracle (26 November 1789) 67 ‘Ode to Ref ection’, Oracle (7 December 1789) 67 ‘To the Nightingale’, Oracle (11 December 1789) 69 ‘Ode to Melancholy’, Oracle (17 December 1789) 70 ‘To Meditation’, Oracle (17 December 1789) 72 ‘To a Friend’, Town and Country Magazine (May 1790) 74 ‘To the Queen of the Fairies’, Oracle (3 June 1790) 75 Ainsi va le Monde, A Poem (1790) 77 ‘On a Faded Bouquet’, Town and Country Magazine ( July 1790) 85 Contents ix ‘Ode to Envy’, Poems (1791) 86 ‘Ode to Health’, Poems (1791) 88 ‘Ode to Vanity’, Poems (1791) 90 ‘Ode to Despair’, Poems (1791) 92 ‘Second Ode to the Nightingale’, Poems (1791) 95 ‘Ode on Adversity’, Poems (1791) 98 ‘Ode to Beauty’, Poems (1791) 99 ‘Ode to the Moon’, Poems (1791) 101 ‘Ode to Della Crusca’, Poems (1791) 102 ‘Ode to Valour’, Poems (1791) 104 ‘Elegy to the Memory of Richard Boyle, Esq. who died at Bristol, October, 1788’, Poems (1791) 106 ‘Monody to the Memory of Chatterton’, Poems (1791) 108 ‘Cupid Sleeping’, Poems (1791) 111 ‘To Simplicity’, Poems (1791) 112 ‘Absence’, Poems (1791) 113 ‘Lines Inscribed to P. de Loutherbourg, Esq. R.A.’, Poems (1791) 114 ‘Lines on Hearing it Declared that no Women were so Handsome as the English’, Poems (1791) 116 ‘To Rinaldo’, Poems (1791) 118 ‘To the Muse of Poetry’, Poems (1791) 120 ‘T e Adieu to Love’, Poems (1791) 123 ‘Stanzas to Flora’, Poems (1791) 126 ‘To Cesario’, Poems (1791) 127 ‘Echo to Him Who Complains’, Poems (1791) 128 ‘Lines Written on the Sea-Coast’, Poems (1791) 129 ‘Stanzas Written under an Oak in Windsor Forest, bearing the Following Inscription’, Poems (1791) 130 ‘Stanzas to the Rose’, Poems (1791) 132 ‘To the Myrtle’, Poems (1791) 133 ‘Stanzas Inscribed to Lady William Russell’, Poems (1791) 134 ‘Morning’, Poems (1791) 134 ‘Stanzas to Love’, Poems (1791) 135 ‘Lines Written by the Side of a River’, Poems (1791) 136 ‘T e Bee and the Butterf y: A Fable’, Poems (1791) 138 ‘Stanzas to Time’, Poems (1791) 139 ‘Canzonet’, Poems (1791) 140 ‘T e Reply to Time’, Poems (1791) 140 ‘Stanzas’, Poems (1791) 142 ‘Pastoral Stanzas’, Poems (1791) 142 ‘Pastoral Stanzas’, Poems (1791) 143
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