Linenotes

Title] The Voice from the Side of Etna; or the Mad Monk: An Ode in Mrs. Ratcliff's Manner M. P.

to] an M. P.

sorrows] motions M. P.

Then wherefore must I know M. P.

I saw the sod M. P.

woke] wak'd M. P.

The] That M. P.

On which so oft we sat M. P.

a wounded woman's blood M. P.

[38-9]

It is the stormy clouds above
That flash

M. P.

After

The twilight fays came forth in dewy shoon
Ere I within the Cabin had withdrawn
The goatherd's tent upon the open lawn—
That night there was no moon.

M. P.