Huntington MS 29165

• Primary compiler

• Major author

p. 60.

Local title: Address to a Sigh.

Attributed author: n/a

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

pp. 33–36.

Local title: On a Thunder Storm.

Attributed Author: ArchBishop Lowth.

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

pp. 55–56

Local title: n/a

Attributed author: Cowper.

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: n/a

Other: n/a

pp. 37–38

Local title: A Prophecy.

Attributed author: Lord {Horts.}

Adaptation: n/a

Other variants: When Bath grows temperate his Bottle leaves...

Other: n/a

Regular.

Post-bound. Writing is tight into the gutter – words usually fit, but are often written on a slant at the ends of lines whether on the outside of the recto or the gutter side of the verso – perhaps using rules margins in the original.

Green morocco with gilt decorations; spine labelled: "M.S.S."

Single, throughrout the majority of book the book. A second hand takes over in the middle of a very, very long poem (51 pages, pp. 166-216) in rhyming couplets –  The Vale of Teviot, by Mr. Leyden – this is the second last item, followed by The Indian Man’s Creed in the same (second) hand.

Annotations throughout, in the hand of the principal compiler – explanatory commentary, but also evaluative commentary like “nonsense,” or (for Indian Man’s Creed) “I do not approve of the forgoing[sic] Creed but the wildness of the Verses pleased me.”

Very plain book in sense of presentation of titles etc.

Yes; items identified as by her father, by Mr. Hook extempore at the table, and by friends – many of the contents seems to have been acquired through manuscript circulation.