Notes to The poetical works of Anna Seward, Vol. 1 [of 3] — Reading edition
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BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE. · Note 1EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. · Note 1EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 1EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 2EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 3EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 4EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 5EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 6EXTRACTS FROM MISS SEWARD’S LITERARY CORRESPONDENCE. (continued 2) · Note 7THE VISIONS, AN ELEGY.[10] · Note 1THE VISIONS, AN ELEGY.[10] · Note 2THE VISIONS, AN ELEGY.[10] · Note 3PORTRAIT OF MISS LEVETT.[13] · Note 1ELEGY ADDRESSED TO CORNET V——, IN THE AUTUMN 1765. · Note 1LOVE ELEGIES AND EPISTLES. [15] · Note 1HONORA, AN ELEGY.[16] · Note 1HONORA, AN ELEGY.[16] · Note 2THE ANNIVERSARY. WRITTEN JUNE 1769. · Note 1THE ANNIVERSARY. WRITTEN JUNE 1769. · Note 2EPISTLE. TO MISS HONORA SNEYD.—WRITTEN, SEPT. 1770.[20] · Note 1EPISTLE. TO MISS HONORA SNEYD, MAY 1772. WRITTEN IN A SUMMER EVENING, FROM THE GRAVE OF A SUICIDE.[21] · Note 1LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 1LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 2LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 3LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 4LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 5LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 6LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 7LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 8LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 9LICHFIELD, AN ELEGY. WRITTEN MAY 1781. · Note 10MONODY ON MRS RICHARD VYSE, ADDRESSED TO HER HUSBAND, SINCE GENERAL VYSE.[32] · Note 1INVOCATION TO THE SHADE OF PETRARCH, AND TO THE SPIRITS OF THE PERSIAN POETS, ON THEIR COMPOSITIONS BEING TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, BY SIR WILLIAM JONES.[33] · Note 1ODE TO WILLIAM BOOTHBY, ESQ. WRITTEN IN THE SUMMER 1775. · Note 1ODE [35] TO BROOKE BOOTHBY, ESQ. AFTERWARDS SIR BROOKE BOOTHBY. · Note 1ODE [35] TO BROOKE BOOTHBY, ESQ. AFTERWARDS SIR BROOKE BOOTHBY. · Note 2ODE [35] TO BROOKE BOOTHBY, ESQ. AFTERWARDS SIR BROOKE BOOTHBY. · Note 3SONG.[38] · Note 1ACHILLES,[39] · Note 1SONG. · Note 1PROLOGUE WRITTEN FOR THE TRAGEDY OF BRAGANZA. · Note 1PROLOGUE WRITTEN FOR MR PENN.[42] · Note 1PROLOGUE TO THE CIRCASSIAN, WRITTEN IN AUTUMN 1782. · Note 1PROLOGUE TO THE CIRCASSIAN, WRITTEN IN AUTUMN 1782. · Note 2PROLOGUE TO THE FORTUNATE DISAPPOINTMENT.[45] · Note 1EPILOGUE TO THE FORTUNATE DISAPPOINTMENT. · Note 1EPILOGUE TO THE FORTUNATE DISAPPOINTMENT. · Note 2COMPLAINT OF AN ARABIAN LOVER. ODE. · Note 1