Maria Flaxman

(Mary Ann Flaxman)

Maria Flaxman
No. 1 (1808-12-27)D8760/F/FEP/5/1

An Apology for a Valentine

No. 2 (1809-01-10)D8760/F/FEP/5/1

“And a’ that”

No. 5 (1809-02-21)D8760/F/FEP/5/2

Valentine: Cupid's Lament

No. 9 (1809-05-02)D8760/F/FEP/5/3

The Rose a Coquette

No. 10 (1809-05-16)D8760/F/FEP/5/4

Elegy on Fitz Pieria

No. 13 (1809-12-19)D8760/F/FEP/5/5

The Spirit of the Attic Chest
The Novembriad

No. 14 (1810-01-02)D8760/F/FEP/5/5

Dulce Domum (as “Peregrine”)

No. 16 (1810-01-30)D8760/F/FEP/5/6

Another. Buss
Lines to the Author of the Tinder Box
Lauretta (as “Peregrine”)

No. 17 (1810-02-13)D8760/F/FEP/5/6

Lines on the Entrance of Valentine’s Day (as “Cynthia”)

No. 18 (1810-02-27)D8760/F/FEP/5/6

Valentine to Peregrine
Valentine to Stella (as “Moth”)

No. 19 (1810-03-13)D8760/F/FEP/5/7

The Moth
Ictinus to Dido (possibly Bond)
To Laura (as “Peregrine”)
To the Lady of the Golden Arrow (as “Peregrine”)
Answer to the Charade Fortnight (as “M.”)

No. 20 (1810-03-27)D8760/F/FEP/5/7

The Mother’s Song (as “Penelope”)

No. 21 (1810-04-10)D8760/F/FEP/5/8

A Challenge (as “Thalestris/Incognita”)

No. 22 (1810-04-24)D8760/F/FEP/5/8

Tancred to Thalestris

No. 23 (1810-05-08)D8760/F/FEP/5/8

Incognita to 1810
A Fairy Favour for Ellen (as “Sprite”)

No. 24 (1810-05-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/9

Address to Opis (as “Carina”)
After seeing Florio at a Masquerade (as “Clytia”)
An Answer to the Challenge of Timon

No. 25 (1810-06-05)D8760/F/FEP/5/9

Farewell to Anna
From Incognita to 1810

No. 26 (1810-06-19)D8760/F/FEP/5/9

A Riddle: Sigh (as “Amintor”)
Moth to Stella

No. 27 (1810-07-03)D8760/F/FEP/5/10

The Ring: a Dialogue
Answer to Amintor’s Riddle: Sigh
Charade by C.J.F. Answered
Lines Given to a Young Lady
The Plighted Lady

No. 28 (1810-07-14)D8760/F/FEP/5/10

Woman’s Last Word (as “Incognita”)
The Lady’s Lament
The Order of the Cross

No. 29 (1810-11-20)D8760/F/FEP/5/11

An Attic Garland

No. 30 (1810-12-05)D8760/F/FEP/5/11

An Anagrammatical Charade: Porden
Nine Lines in Apology for Eight

No. 32 (1811-01-15)D8760/F/FEP/5/12

Query, to an Ingenious and Experienced Friend

No. 33 (1811-01-30)D8760/F/FEP/5/12

First Attic Meeting in the Year 1811

No. 34 (1811-02-12)D8760/F/FEP/5/12

Tell Me Sweet One, Tell Me Why
You Ask Me Why with So Much Care

No. 35 (1811-02-26)D8760/F/FEP/5/13

To Stella (as “Moth”)

No. 36 (1811-03-12)D8760/F/FEP/5/13

The Claim Withdrawn
Supplication of Timothy Couplet Esq.
Attic Nomenclature
Solution of an Enigma
Answer to the Morning Herald
The Rose of Eden

No. 38 (1811-04-09)D8760/F/FEP/5/14

The Proxies

No. 40 (1811-05-07)D8760/F/FEP/5/14

The Dream

No. 41 (1811-05-21)D8760/F/FEP/5/14

To Stella, from Moth

No. 43 (1811-06-18)D8760/F/FEP/5/15

The Captive Lover’s Epistle

No. 44 (1811-07-02)D8760/F/FEP/5/15

A Nuptial Song
To Anna “Forget Me Not”

No. 45 (1811-07-16)D8760/F/FEP/5/15

“When Stella Waves This Little Wand”
Au Revoir

No. 47 (1812-01-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/16

The Unhappy Soldier’s Last Watch
Annie’s Bower
To Stella (as “Moth”)

No. 48 (1812-02-08)D8760/F/FEP/5/16

The Receipt in Full

No. 49 (1812-02-19)D8760/F/FEP/5/16

To Stella (as “Moth”)

No. 53 (1812-04-15)D8760/F/FEP/5/17

To Mary

No. 57 (1812-06-17)D8760/F/FEP/5/18

To the Butterfly
To Stella

No. 58 (1813-03-17)D8760/F/FEP/5/19

An Address that is not an Address
Letter from Barnaby Scratch

No. 59 (1813-03-31)D8760/F/FEP/5/19

Letter from Miss Prudentia Quickset
Do. from Miss Annabella Squib
To my Wife

No. 60 (1813-04-14)D8760/F/FEP/5/20

Letter from Miss Annabella Squib

No. 61 (1813-04-28)D8760/F/FEP/5/20

Kitty Maltravers to the Head Eater
Celia to Laura Epistle No. 2

No. 63 (1813-05-26)D8760/F/FEP/5/21

Celia to Laura Epistle No. 4

No. 65 (1813-06-23)D8760/F/FEP/5/22

Lysander to Hermia

No. 66 (1813-07-14)D8760/F/FEP/5/22

Kitty Maltravers to the Headeater

No. 67 (1814-02-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/23

Pseudo Editorial Remarks
Advertisement for an Attic Chest Poet Laureate
Probationary Ode “A Song of Sixpence” (as “Jenny” Wren)
Probationary Ode: Introduction to an Ode (as “Fudge”)

No. 68 (1814-03-09)D8760/F/FEP/5/24

To Allen signed Margaret 1
To Margaret signed Allen
To Allen signed Margaret 2

No. 69 (1814-12-07)D8760/F/FEP/5/25

The Elfin Harp
Traveller of the Summer Night (as “Gossipia”)

No. 70 (1814-12-21)D8760/F/FEP/5/26

Lines from Ensign

No. 71 (1815-02-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/27

The Lovers Calendar for 1815
Philemon to Olivia

No. 72 (1815-03-08)D8760/F/FEP/5/28

Le Coeur Fidel (as “T.H.”)

No. 73 (1815-03-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/29

A Substitute for Nonsense
Translation from the Hebrew (as “Jessica”)

No. 74 (1815-12-06)D8760/F/FEP/5/30

Gormo to Stella

No. 83 (1816-05-22)D8760/F/FEP/5/34

Memorial to a Favorite Dog

No. 89 (1817-04-15)D8760/F/FEP/5/38

Lines for a Lady’s Jewel Box