Beinecke Osborn c82

• Primary compiler

• Major author

p. 27. 

Local title: With a present of a knife.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

p. 2.

Local title: The fireside.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

p. 5

Local title: The Manchester Blessing. 1745.

Attributed author: By Dr. Bryam

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

p. 23

Local title: On a runaway musician.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: First line: "His time was short, his touch was neat..."

Other: n/a

p. 6

Local title: The rose.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

Frequent.

Stiff paper wrappers, with an engraving on the upper cover. Stitching very visible along spine.

On the front cover-page, there is a picture of older women entering a building with beautiful young women inside with a sign that says “Old Women Ground Young.” Below this is written “Printed & Sold by Dean Conghton.”

Single.

Cross-outs; not a presentation copy.

Religious prose note on the back-cover.

The name “Dean” is practised twice on the left-hand-side of the cover page (the first name of the printer of the cover photo).

Title in the same font size as text.

Line of dashes separates items.

Yes, according to the catalogue; however, nothing in the presentation distinguishes these poems from the copied poems.

On the first page: “Anne Taylor/ Lymme Hall.”

Very little blank space; poems are back-to-back and the pages are dense.