Beinecke Osborn c90

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  Possibly also a Major author.

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p. 138.

Local title: On Mr. Nash's present.

Attributed author: n/a

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Local title: `Stanzas in the manner of Waller: occasioned by a receipt to make ink, given to the author by a lady' 

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Local title: The poplar field.

Attributed author: Author unknown/ W.C. 

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Other variants: First line "The poplars are fell'd and adieu to the shade."

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Local title: Sonnet.

Attributed author: "Author unknown."

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pp. 114–115.

Local title: To Mrs. Crewe.

Attributed author: Mr. Fox.

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Frequent, often as part of the header. Some print sources also attributed.

Pre-bound paperbook. Some trimming is quite close to the ends of lines, but writing on verso pages seems to respect a gutter already there. Recto pages leave quite a wide margin on the left. Possibly later trimmed at the top for binding, but not all around. Recto pages sometimes finished above/below the line, showing awareness of the edge.

Contemporary sheep, rebacked with title: "Poems MS 1779."

Single.

Waterstains across the bottom of the pages in the first half of the book.

Insect holes chewed through many of pages in first half of book.

Standard flourish after many entries, though not all.

Yes, high proportion.

Poems related to/by Diana Burroughs, EMB, Mr. and Miss Crowfoot.

Sinature of Reginald L. Hine on the flyleaf.

In general, quite a lot of white space on pages.

Poems often continue onto the next page.