Bodleian MS Eng. poet. e. 18

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  Written in pencil between the lines of a poem, "Mrs Sophia Wallis of Westbourne, Sussex," early in the 19th century.

p. 24.

Local title: A Sacred Lyric. Wrote on being awaken'd in the Night of February 3. 1749–50, by a violent storm of Thunder and Lightening.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

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p. 19

Local title: An Ode to Indifference

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

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p. 13

Local title: A Soliloquy written in a Country Churchyard.

Attributed author: Revd. Mr. Moore of Cornwall.

Adaptation: n/a

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p. 17.

Local title: Verses on receiving a Turkey and Sausages from Mrs. Mattocks, by a young Gentleman in the fifths Form at Westminster School.

Attributed Author: S.C.

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Other variants: First line "Goddess" instead of "Goddesses." 

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Frequent. 

Pre-bound paperbook. Some indication of crowding towards the gutter and the edge of the pages; only 24/ 42 pages are filled.

Subsequently rebound (later decorative binding, perhaps commissioned by Mrs. Sophia Wallis).

Single.

Heavy horizontal line between items.

Very plain and neat manuscript.

"Mrs. Sophia Wallis of Westbourne, Sussex" written in pencil between the lines of the poem on p. 5 early in the nineteenth-century.

Paginated, though only the pages paginated 5–30 (by the compiler) remain.