The Wild Wreath.

Title

The Wild Wreath.

Author

Robinson, Mary Elizabeth, ca. 1775‐1818

Publication

[London],: Printed for Richard Phillips

1804

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Contents

• figure
• TITLE PAGE
• DEDICATIONTO HERROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK.
• CONTENTS.
• TALES.
  • figure
  • THE FOSTER‐CHILD.
    • CANTO I.
    • CANTO II.
  • EDWIN AND ELLEN.
  • "THE LADY OF THE BLACK TOWER."
    • CANTO
    • PART SECOND.
• FUGITIVE PIECES.
  • LINES
  • TO LAURA.
  • LINES
  • THE FELON.
  • INGRATITUDE.
  • THE WINT'RY DAY*.
  • illustration
  • TO AN INFANT SLEEPING.
  • To the ASPIN TREE.
  • The OLD SHEPHERD and the SQUIRE.
  • THE MISER.
  • THE GAMESTER.
  • A LONDON SUMMER MORNING.
  • THE FISHERMAN.
  • THE POET'S GARRET.
  • THE SORROWS OF MEMORY.
  • SONNET.
  • LINES TO SPRING.
  • LINES,
  • TO A FRIEND,
  • EXCESS.
  • A WAR POEM.
  • AN EVENING MEDITATIONBY THE SIDE OF A RIVER.
  • LINES
  • THE DREAM.
  • LINES SENT TO A LADY, WITH AN ALMANACK IN A SILVER CASE.
  • THE MAD MONK.
  • TO A FALSE FRIEND.
  • THE TWILIGHT HOUR.
  • A RECEIPT FOR MODERN LOVE.
  • LESBIA AND HER LOVER.
  • INSCRIBEDTOA ONCE DEAR FRIEND.
  • IMPROMPTU.
  • THE SAILOR'S DEPARTURE.
  • THE MINCE‐PYE.
  • WINKFIELD PLAIN;
  • LINESSENTTO THE LOVELY AND ACCOMPLISHEDMISS S* * * * * *,WITH SOME OF THE AUTHOR'S POETRY.
  • PAPA'S NOSE !
  • TO LOVE.
  • THE LOVER.
  • [LINES]
  • TO A FRIEND,
  • To WILLIAM MOODY, Esq.
  • PROLOGUE,
  • EPILOGUE,
• ANACREONTIC.
  • poem
  • MORNING.
  • [BRING me the flowing cup, dear boy !]
  • WINTER.
  • TO BACCHUS.
  • [THE day is past; the sultry west]
  • "A KISS."
• FAIRY VISIONS.
  • poem
  • OBERON TO TITANIA.
  • TITANIA'S ANSWER TO OBERON.
  • TO GEORGIANA,
• ADDENDA.
  • HARVEST‐HOME.
  • SONNET
  • IL AMANTE TIMIDO.
  • SONNET
• VALUABLE BOOKS lately Published byRICHARD PHILLIPS,