Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    18th Century · English

    Poems

    Janet Little

    Chapters
    56
    Variants
    56
    Genre
    Poetry

    Chapters

    1. 01TO THE COUNTESS OF LOUDOUN.verse
    2. 02TO THE PUBLIC.verse
    3. 03TO HOPE.verse
    4. 04ON HAPPINESS.verse
    5. 05UPON A YOUNG LADY'S LEAVING LOUDOUN CASTLE.verse
    6. 06THE FICKLE PAIR.verse
    7. 07TO A LADY, A PATRONESS OF THE MUSES, ON HER RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS.verse
    8. 08THE LOTTERY TICKET.verse
    9. 09THE MONTH'S LOVE.verse
    10. 10DAMON AND PHILANDER.verse
    11. 11COLIN AND ALEXIS.verse
    12. 12ALMEDA AND FLAVIA.verse
    13. 13ON THE SPRING.verse
    14. 14WILLIAM AND MARY.verse
    15. 15LOTHARIO.verse
    16. 16AMANDA: AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF MRS. —, PERSONATING HER HUSBAND.verse
    17. 17CELIA AND HER LOOKING GLASS.verse
    18. 18THE UNFORTUNATE RAMBLER.verse
    19. 19LUCINA: AN ELEGY.verse
    20. 20THE ENVIED KISS.verse
    21. 21THE YOUNG MAN'S RESOLUTION.verse
    22. 22TO A YOUNG MAN UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR FORGERY. FROM HIS MISTRESS.verse
    23. 23ON AN UNLOOKED-FOR SEPARATION FROM A FRIEND.verse
    24. 24WRITTEN JANUARY FIRST, 1792.verse
    25. 25ON A VISIT TO MR. BURNS.verse
    26. 26GIVEN TO A LADY WHO ASKED ME TO WRITE A POEM.verse
    27. 27EPISTLE TO NELL, WROTE FROM LOUDOUN CASTLE.verse
    28. 28NELL'S ANSWER.verse
    29. 29ANOTHER EPISTLE TO NELL.verse
    30. 30AN EPISTLE TO A LADY. November, 1789.verse
    31. 31FROM SNIPE, A FAVOURITE DOG, TO HIS MASTER. May, 1791.verse
    32. 32ON THE DEATH OF J—. H—. ESQ. JUNE, 1790.verse
    33. 33ON THE BIRTH OF J—. H—. ESQ.'S SON. NOVEMBER 15, 1790.verse
    34. 34ON A GENTLEMAN'S PROPOSING TO TRAVEL 300 MILES TO SEE J—. H—. ESQ.'S CHILD.verse
    35. 35VERSES 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.verse
    36. 36FROM PHILANDER TO EUMENES.verse
    37. 37SYLVIA AND ARMEDA.verse
    38. 38THE CAPTIVATED SOLDIER.verse
    39. 39ON READING LADY MARY MONTAGUE AND MRS. ROWE'S LETTERS.verse
    40. 40UPON A YOUNG LADY'S BREAKING A LOOKING-GLASS.verse
    41. 41AN ACROSTIC UPON A YOUNG WOMAN, WRITTEN BY HER LOVER.verse
    42. 42AN EXTEMPORARY ACROSTIC.verse
    43. 43AN EPISTLE TO MR. ROBERT BURNS.verse
    44. 44TO MY AUNTY.verse
    45. 45ON HALLOWEEN.verse
    46. 46ON SEEING MR. — BAKING CAKES.verse
    47. 47A 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.verse
    48. 48ALCANZAR.verse
    49. 49FROM ALONZO TO DELIA.verse
    50. 50FROM DELIA TO ALONZO.verse
    51. 51FROM DELIA TO ALONZO. WHO HAD SENT HER A SLIGHTING EPISTLE.verse
    52. 52FROM FLAVIA TO CARLOS.verse
    53. 53TO NELL WHEN AT MOFFAT WELL.verse
    54. 54A YOUNG LADY'S LAMENTATION FOR THE LOSS OF HER SISTER BY MARRIAGE.verse
    55. 55THE RIVAL SWAINS.verse
    56. 56TO A LADY WHO SENT THE AUTHOR SOME PAPER WITH A READING OF SILLAR'S POEMS.verse