The Poetry of Mary Robinson: Form and Fame

Index 287

“The Complaint of the Forsaken

Indian Woman,” 166

“The Convict,” 190

“The Farmer of Tilsbury Vale,”

186

“The Female Vagrant,” 214

“Goody Blake and Harry Gill,”

213–17

Hazlitt on the “levelling” muse

of, 160

“Intimations” ode, 79

Lyrical Ballads, 165, 166, 169,

179–80, 204, 213, 217, 243,

252, 255

“The Mad Mother,” 166

on meter and poetic form, 202,

231, 244

and the Morning Post, 156, 190

as Mortimer, 190

“Ode to Duty,” 73

poetry of compared with MR’s,

8, 11, 73, 79, 122, 123,

160, 165, 166, 169, 179,

180, 210, 243, 252, 255; see

also Wordsworth, “Goody

Blake and Harry Gill,” “The

Solitude of Binnorie”

preface to Lyrical Ballads,

134, 201, 202, 204–5,

216

“The Ruined Cottage,” 252

“Simon Lee,” 216

“The Solitude of Binnorie,” 186,

221–2, 253

and the sonnet, 122–3, 250

“The Thorn,” 166, 216

see also Lyrical Ballads

World (newspaper), 18, 25, 66–9,

81, 189

competition with Bell’s Oracle,

69–70, 72, 81–3, 92

MR’s poems published in, 48–52,

57–60, 67, 70, 174

poetry of Della Crusca and Anna

Matilda published in, 32–43,

51–2, 64, 78, 83

puffs Merry, 84–5

supported by the Treasury, 66–9,

93

see also Bell, John; Topham,

Edward

Wroth, Lady Mary, 121

Wycherley, William, 116–17

Wynn, Charles, 193, 206

Yates, Mary Ann, 49–50

Yearsley Ann, 12, 193

Zuccato, Edoardo, 129, 246, 249,

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