Linenotes

Motto 4

Then wing'd the arrow to

M. P., An. Anth.

Sub-title] On the 24th stanza in her Poem, entitled 'The Passage of the Mountain of St. Gothard.' M. P.

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Lady, Splendor's foster'd child
And did you

M. P.

you] you An. Anth.

your years their courses M. P.

Ah! far remov'd from want and hope and fear M. P.

Obeisant praises M. P.

stately] gorgeous M. P.

om. An. Anth.

foll.

But many of your many fair compeers
[But many of thy many fair compeers M. P.]
Have frames as sensible of joys and fears;
And some might wage an equal strife

An. Anth.

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(Some few perchance to nobler being wrought),
Corrivals in the plastic powers of thought.

M. P.

Corrivals] co-rivals An. Anth., S. L. 1828.

these] these S. L. 1828, 1829.

insidious] insulting M. P.

penury] poverty M. P., An. Anth.

Hail'd the low Chapel M. P., An. Anth.

Whence] Where An. Anth., S. L. 1828, 1829.

caterpillar] Reptile M. P., An. Anth.

each] and M. P.

you] thee M. P.

your] thy M. P.

O Lady thence ye joy'd to see M. P.