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• POEMS

Susanna Blamire

• On The Marriage Of Miss Johana Gale With The Rev. F. Graham, Rector Of Arthuret
• Pity’s Descent To Earth, And Advice To Friendship -
• Spring
• Stoklewath; Or, The Cumbrian Village
• The Adieu And Recall To Love
• The Auld Carle Wad Tak Me Fain
• The Banks Of The Yarrow
• The Bower Of Elegance. Addressed To A Very Accomplished Woman.
• The Carrier Pidgeon
• The Chelsea Pensioners
• The Cumberland Scold
• The Descent Of Pity
• The Farewell To Affection
• The Invitation To Two Sisters
• The Lily And The Rose
• The Lily Of The Valley,
• The Lily’s Triumph Over The Rose -
• The Loss Of The Roebuck
• The Nabob
• The Nun’s Return To The World -
• The Recall To Affection
• The Sailor Lad’s Return -
• The Siller Croun
• The Soldier’s Return -
• The Toiling Day His Task Has Duin
• The Traveller’s Return. -
• The Waefu’ Heart. -
• Though Bacchus May Boast
• Tis For Glory We Fight.
• To A Lady Who Went
• To A Lady, Who Frequently Withdrew From Company
• To The Flower Love-In-Idleness,
• To-Morrow - Written During Sickness.
• Twas When The Sun Slid Down Yon Hill
• We’ve Hed Sec A Durdum -
• Wey, Ned, Man!
• What Ails This Heart O’mine? -
• When Home We Return
• When Night’s Dark Mantle -
• When Severest Foes Impending.
• When The Soft Tear Steals Silently
• When The Sunbeams Of Joy
• Written In A Churchyard, On Seeing Cattle Grazing In It
• Written On A Gloomy Day, In Sickness