The Poetry of Mary Robinson: Form and Fame

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Robinson, Mary Darby—Continued

Poetical Works (1806), 31, 91

“The Poet’s Garret,” vi

“Poor Marguerite,” 179

“The Poor Singing Dame,” 179,

198, 199, 203, 213–15, 218

“Pretty Susan,” 179, 183

“The Progress of Liberty,” 87,

190, 193, 194, 253–4

“St. James’s Street,” 159–63,

192

“Sappho, to Phaon,” 151

“Sappho, to the Aspin Tree,”

151–2

Sappho and Phaon, 14, 54,

112–13, 115, 120–52, 153,

157, 164, 166, 190, 203,

249, 250, 251

“Sappho—To Night,” 151

“The Savage of Aveyron,”

210–11

“Second Ode to the

Nightingale,” 77

“The Shepherd’s Dog,” 179

Sight, 96–7, 108

“A Simple Tale,” 171, 176

“Sir Raymond of the Castle,”

166, 210

“The Snow Drop,” 190

“Solitude,” 96

“Sonnet [‘Night’s dewy orb’],”

81

“Sonnet [‘Say, Stern

Oppression’],” 172

“Sonnet, To the Prince of Wales,”

32

“Sonnet. Laura to Petrarch,” 152

“Sonnet. To Leonardo,” 55

“Sonnet to Lesbia,” 133–4

“Sonnet to Mrs. Charlotte

Smith,” 27–8

“Stanzas, Written between Dover

and Calais,” 32

“Stanzas on the Duchess of

Devonshire’s Indisposition,” 29

“Stanzas to My Beloved

Daughter,” 26

“Stanzas Written in Hyde-Park

on Sunday Last,” 28–9

“The Storm,” 164–6; see also

“The Negro Girl”

“The Summer Day,” 183

“Sweet Madeline of Aberdee,”

29

“Tabitha Bramble, to her Cousins

in Scotland,” 171

“Tabitha Bramble Visits the

Metropolis by Command of

her Departed Brother,” 169,

171–3

“Taste and Fashion,” 182–3

“The Tell Tale; or, Deborah’s

Parrot,” 169, 179, 180

“Titania’s Answer to Oberon,”

29

“To Anna Matilda,” 57–60

“To Arabelle!,” 29

“To Eloquence,” 77

“To Him Who Will Understand

It,” 50–1, 58; see also

“Lines to Him Who Will

Understand Them”

“To Liberty,” 154, 157–8

“To Meditation,” 77

“To Melancholy,” 77

“To Philanthropy,” 154, 157–9

“To Reflection,” 77

“To Rinaldo,” 81–2

“To Sir Joshua Reynolds,” 75–7,

89; see also Ainsi va le

monde

“To the Blue-Bell,” 16

“To the Memory of Werter,” 70

“To the Muse of Poetry,” 82

“To the Nightingale,” 77

“To the Poet Coleridge,” see

“Mrs. Robinson to the Poet

Coleridge”

“To the Queen of the Fairies,”

23–5

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