The Poetry of Mary Robinson: Form and Fame

Index 281

“Lines Addressed to a Beautiful

Infant,” 29

“Lines Dedicated to the Memory

of a Much-Lamented Young

Gentleman,” 34, 48–50

“Lines Inscribed to the

Memory of David Garrick,

Esq.,” 77

“Lines on Beauty,” 72–4, 80; see

also “Ode to Beauty”

“Lines to Him Who Will

Understand Them,” 33; see

also “To Him Who Will

Understand It”

“Lines to the Memory of Richard

Boyle,” 48

“Love and Reason,” 153–4

“A Lover’s Vow,” 151

“Love’s Four Senses,” 29

Lyrical Tales, 110, 165, 166, 169,

179, 180, 190, 195, 204,

210, 213, 216–17, 219, 243,

252, 255

“The Maniac,” 255–6

“Marie Antoinette’s

Lamentation, in Her

Prison of the Temple,” 101,

103–4

“The Mince Pie,” 179

“The Miser,” 252

“The Mistletoe. A Christmas

Tale,” 180

“Mistress Gurton’s Cat,” 169

“Modern Female Fashions,”

179

“Modern Male Fashions,” 179

Modern Manners, 106–8, 173,

245

Monody to the Memory of Sir

Joshua Reynolds, 6, 38,

107

Monody to the Memory of the Late

Queen of France, 107–9

“Mrs. Robinson to the Poet

Coleridge,” 8, 58, 199, 223,

225, 227–37, 239

“The Muse,” 52–5; see also “Ode

to the Muse”

“The Negro Girl,” 165–6; see also

“The Storm”

“The Nettle and the Daisy,”

252

“A New Song, to an Old Tune,”

172, 177–8

“Oberon, to the May Fly,” 29

“Oberon to Maria on Seeing

Her Gather Some Pensees,”

26

“Oberon to Titania,” 29

“Ode, Inscribed to the Infant

Son of S. T. Coleridge,

Esq.,” 222, 223, 225–7

“Ode for the 18th of January,

1794,” 161–2

“Ode Fourth. For New Year’s

Day,” 171, 177

“Ode to Beauty,” 72–3, 80–1; see

also “Lines on Beauty”

“Ode to Della Crusca,” 77–8,

226, 239, 241

“Ode to Despair,” 98

“Ode to Envy,” 78–9

“Ode to Humanity,” 99–100

Ode to the Harp of the Late

Accomplished and Amiable

Louisa Hanway, 38

“Ode to the Muse,” 53; see also

“The Muse”

“Ode to Winter,” 183

“Old Barnard. A Monkish Tale,”

169, 179

“The Old Beggar,” 179

“The Old Shepherd,” 183

“On Seeing the Crayon

Landscapes of Peter Pindar,”

252

“Penelope’s Epitaph,” 242, 256

“Petrarch to Laura,” 127–33,

139, 151, 250

Poems (1791), 21–2, 25, 38,

77–8, 95

Poems (1794), 98, 210

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