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Little, Janet, 1759-1813. The Poetical Works of Janet Little, the Scotch Milkmaid. Air: Printed by John & Peter Wilson, 1792, p. [158].  (ESTC T126549) (Page images digitized from a copy in the Library of the University of California, Los Angeles.)

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Other works by Janet Little (later Richmond)

• ALCANZAR. ()
• ALMEDA AND FLAVIA. ()
• AMANDA: AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF MRS. —, PERSONATING HER HUSBAND. ()
• ANOTHER EPISTLE TO NELL. ()
• THE CAPTIVATED SOLDIER. ()
• CELIA AND HER LOOKING GLASS. ()
• COLIN AND ALEXIS. ()
• DAMON AND PHILANDER. ()
• THE ENVIED KISS. ()
• AN EPISTLE TO A LADY. November, 1789. ()
• AN EPISTLE TO MR. ROBERT BURNS. ()
• EPISTLE TO NELL, WROTE FROM LOUDOUN CASTLE. ()
• AN EXTEMPORARY ACROSTIC. ()
• THE FICKLE PAIR. ()
• FROM ALONZO TO DELIA. ()
• FROM DELIA TO ALONZO. ()
• FROM DELIA TO ALONZO. WHO HAD SENT HER A SLIGHTING EPISTLE. ()
• FROM FLAVIA TO CARLOS. ()
• FROM PHILANDER TO EUMENES. ()
• FROM SNIPE, A FAVOURITE DOG, TO HIS MASTER. May, 1791. ()
• GIVEN TO A LADY WHO ASKED ME TO WRITE A POEM. ()
• LOTHARIO. ()
• THE LOTTERY TICKET. ()
• LUCINA: AN ELEGY. ()
• THE MONTH'S LOVE. ()
• NELL'S ANSWER. ()
• ON A GENTLEMAN'S PROPOSING TO TRAVEL 300 MILES TO SEE J—. H—. ESQ.'S CHILD. ()
• ON A VISIT TO MR. BURNS. ()
• ON AN UNLOOKED-FOR SEPARATION FROM A FRIEND. ()
• ON HALLOWEEN. ()
• ON HAPPINESS. ()
• ON READING LADY MARY MONTAGUE AND MRS. ROWE'S LETTERS. ()
• ON SEEING MR. — BAKING CAKES. ()
• ON THE BIRTH OF J—. H—. ESQ.'S SON. NOVEMBER 15, 1790. ()
• ON THE DEATH OF J—. H—. ESQ. JUNE, 1790. ()
• ON THE SPRING. ()
• A POEM ON CONTENTMENT. INSCRIBED TO JANET NICOL, A POOR OLD WANDERING WOMAN, WHO LIVES BY THE WALL AT LOUDOUN AND USED SOMETIMES TO BE VISITED BY THE COUNTESS. ()
• THE RIVAL SWAINS. ()
• SYLVIA AND ARMEDA. ()
• TO A LADY WHO SENT THE AUTHOR SOME PAPER WITH A READING OF SILLAR'S POEMS. ()
• TO A LADY, A PATRONESS OF THE MUSES, ON HER RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS. ()
• TO A YOUNG MAN UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR FORGERY. FROM HIS MISTRESS. ()
• TO HOPE. ()
• TO MY AUNTY. ()
• TO NELL WHEN AT MOFFAT WELL. ()
• TO THE COUNTESS OF LOUDOUN. ()
• TO THE PUBLIC. ()
• THE UNFORTUNATE RAMBLER. ()
• UPON A YOUNG LADY'S BREAKING A LOOKING-GLASS. ()
• UPON A YOUNG LADY'S LEAVING LOUDOUN CASTLE. ()
• VERSES WRITTEN ON A FOREIGNER'S VISITING THE GRAVE OF A SWISS GENTLEMAN, BURIED AMONG THE DESCENDENTS OF SIR WILLIAM WALLACE, GUARDIAN OF SCOTLAND IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. ()
• WILLIAM AND MARY. ()
• WRITTEN JANUARY FIRST, 1792. ()
• A YOUNG LADY'S LAMENTATION FOR THE LOSS OF HER SISTER BY MARRIAGE. ()
• THE YOUNG MAN'S RESOLUTION. ()