Opie, Amelia Alderson, 1769-1853. The Warrior's Return, and Other Poems. By Mrs. Opie. 2d. ed. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row, 1808.
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- THE WARRIOR'S RETURN, AND OTHER POEMS,
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- preface
- CONTENTS.
- The Warrior's Return Page 1
- Julia, or The Convent of St. Claire; a Tale founded on Fact 19
- The Mad Wanderer, a Ballad 45
- Lines written in 1799 49
- Song. I am wearing away like the snow in the sun 51
- To Lorenzo 53
- Ode to Borrowdale in Cumberland 55
- The Lucayan's Song 67
- Song. Was it for this I dearly loved thee 81
- Ballad, founded on Fact 83
- Song. Yes, thou art changed 87
- Stanzas to Cynthio 89
- The Origin of the Sail 93
- Sonnet on the Approach of Autumn 99
- To Laura 101
- Love Elegy, to Laura 105
- [Page vi]Love Elegy, to Henry Page 109
- To Henry 115
- To Henry 117
- Lines on the Opening of a Spring Campaign 121
- Lines on the Place de la Concorde at Paris 125
- The Moon and the Comet, a Fable 131
- To Lothario 137
- To Henry 139
- To Anna 143
- Remembrance 145
- Secret Love 151
- To a Maniac 161
- Lines on Constantinople 163
- Song. While many a fond 173
- To Henry 174
- Song. Ask not, whence springs 176
- Song. Yes ... though we've loved 178
- Song. How fondly I gaze 179
- Song. Where dost thou bide 180
- Song. Low hung the dark clouds 182
- Song. You ask why these mountains 184
- THE WARRIOR'S RETURN.
- JULIA, OR THE CONVENT OF ST. CLAIRE.
- THE MAD WANDERER, A BALLAD.
- LINES WRITTEN IN 1799.
- SONG.
- TO LORENZO.
- ODE TO BORROWDALE IN CUMBERLAND.
- THE LUCAYAN'S SONG.
- SONG.
- BALLAD, FOUNDED ON FACT.
- SONG
- STANZAS TO CYNTHIO.
- THE ORIGIN OF THE SAIL.
- SONNET ON THE APPROACH OF AUTUMN.
- TO LAURA.
- LOVE ELEGY, TO LAURA.
- LOVE ELEGY, TO HENRY.
- TO HENRY.
- TO HENRY.
- LINES ON THE OPENING OF A SPRING CAMPAIGN.
- LINES ON THE PLACE DE LA CONCORDE AT PARIS,
- THE MOON AND THE COMET; A FABLE.
- TO LOTHARIO.
- TO HENRY.
- TO ANNA.
- REMEMBRANCE.
- SECRET LOVE.
- TO A MANIAC.
- LINES ON HEARING, THREE OR FOUR YEARS AGO, THAT CONSTANTINOPLE WAS SWALLOWED UP BY AN EARTHQUAKE;
- SONG.
- TO HENRY.
- SONG.
- SONG.
- SONGS.
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- THE END.
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Published by Longman & Co. March 1808.
THE WARRIOR'S RETURN, AND OTHER POEMS,
THE SECOND EDITION.
LONDON: PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, PATERNOSTER-ROW. 1808.
RICHARD TAYLOR and Co. Printers, Shoe Lane.
THE Poems which compose this little volume were written, with two or three exceptions, several years ago: and to arrange and fit them for publication has been the amusement of many hours of retirement.
AMELIA OPIE.
CONTENTS.
SONGS.
[Written to some of the Welsh Airs which are soon to be published by Mr. Thomson of Edinburgh.]
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Printed by RICHARD TAYLOR & CO., Shoe-Lane.