Index:Elegiac Sonnets 1.pdf

Title	Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems, Volume I.
Author	Charlotte Turner Smith
Year	1800
Publisher	T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies
Location	London
Source	pdf
Progress	Proofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
Volumes	Volume I. * Volume II.

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CONTENTS. SONNETS.
		Page
I.	....	1
II.	Written at the close of Spring	2
III.	To a Nightingale	3
IV.	To the Moon	4
V.	To the South Downs	5
VI.	To Hope	6
VII.	On the Departure of the Nightingale	7
VIII.	To Spring	8
IX.	....	9
X.	To Mrs. G.	10
XI.	To Sleep	11
XII.	Written on the Sea Shore	12
XIII.	From Petrarch	13
XIV.	From the same	14
XV.	From the same	15
XVI.	From Petrarch	16
XVII.	From the 13th Cantata of Metastasio	17
XVIII.	To the Earl of Egremont	18
XIX.	To Mr. Hayley	19
XX.	To the Countess of A——	20
XXI.	Supposed to be written by Werter	21
XXII.	By the same	22
XXIII.	By the same	23
XXIV.	By the same	24
XXV.	By the same	25
XXVI.	To the River Arun	26
XXVII.	....	27
XXVIII.	To Friendship	28
XXIX.	To Miss C——	29
XXX.	To the River Arun	30
XXXI.	Written on Farm Wood, on the South Downs, May 1784	31
XXXII.	To Melancholy. Written on the Banks of the Arun	32
XXXIII.	To the Naiad of the Arun	33
XXXIV.	To a Friend	34
XXXV.	To Fortitude	35
XXXVI.	....	36
XXXVII.	Sent to the Honourable Mrs O'Neill with painted flowers	37
XXXVIII.	From the Novel of Emmeline	38
XXXIX.	To Night. From the same	39
XL.	From the same	40
XLI.	To Tranquillity	41
XLII.	Composed during a walk on the Downs, in November 1787	42
XLIII.	....	43
XLIV.	Written in the Church-yard at Middleton in Sussex	44
XLV.	On leaving a part of Sussex	45
XLVI.	Written at Penshurst, in Autumn 1788	46
XLVII.	To Fancy	47
XLVIII.	To Mrs. * * * *	48
XLIX.	From the Novel of Celestina	49
L.	From the same	50
LI.	From the same	51
LII.	From the same	52
LIII.	From the same	53
LIV.	The Sleeping Woodman	54
LV.	The Return of the Nightingale	55
LVI.	The Captive escaped in the Wilds of America	56
LVII.	To Dependance	57
LVIII.	The Glow-worm	58
LIX.	Written Sept. 1791, during a remarkable Thunder Storm	59
Ode to Despair. From the Novel of Emmeline		60
Elegy		63
Song. From the French of Cardinal Bernis		68
The Origin of Flattery		71
The Peasant of the Alps		77
Song		81
Thirty-eight		82
Verses intended to have been prefixed to the Novel of Emmeline		86