A Poetical Olio.

Title

A Poetical Olio.

Author

Beverley, Elizabeth.

Publication

London,: Printed for the author, by T. Denham

1819

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Contents

• illustration
• TITLE PAGE
• INTRODUCTION.
• POETICAL OLIO,&c. &c.
  • MODERN PIETY.
  • THE UNCEREMONIOUS VISIT.
  • THE QUESTION RESOLVED.
  • ADIEU.
  • ACROSTIC.
  • THE INVITATION.­AN ACROSTIC.
  • IMPROMTU.
  • THE FOLLY OF TRIFFLING PURSUITS.
  • THE REBUKE,OR, THE TEAR OF AFFECTION.
  • ON BRIGHTON.
  • LOVE OF FAME.
  • THE ARTLESS CONSENT.
  • TO ELIZABETH.
  • LOVE AND DUTY.
  • FRIENDSHIP AN HEAVENLY FLAME.
  • THE AUTHOR AND PUBLISHER.
  • THE CRUCIFIXION.
  • [Dear spot, where rests the mould'ring clay]
  • THE PROMISE.
  • THE AUTHOR TO HER READERS.