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Poems, [ca. 1725]-1771
"[Lines on Dr Robert Smith]"
"[Lines on Dr Robert Smith]"
Archive Work ID:
poems.lods
Uniform Title:
"[Lines on Dr Robert Smith]"
[e-text]
First Line:
Do you ask why old Focus Silvanus defies,
Language:
English
First Published:
1902
References:
Starr/Hendrickson (eds.),
Complete Poems
(1966), 74;
Lonsdale (ed.),
Poems
(1969), 280
Summary:
Written
between 1742 and 1768
, prompted presumably by a proposal by
Dr Smith
to cut down the Chestnut Walk at Trinity College,
Cambridge
. First published, entitled "Lines", in
Gosse (ed.),
Works
, rev. ed. (1902), vol. i, 142.
1 Manuscript:
Archive MS ID:
mss.0094 (Source:
EAD/XML
)
Title:
[untitled]
Date:
[between 1742 and 1768]
Physical Description:
[1?] page;
transcript
[?]
Language:
English
Location:
[privately owned]
References:
Smith (ed.),
Index
(1989), item GrT 79, 86
Contents:
A manuscript, here untitled, owned (1902) by
Prof. Adam Sedgewick
.
Contents
Collection:
Poems, [ca. 1725]-1771
Work:
"[Lines on Dr Robert Smith]"
[e-text]
Manuscripts:
1
Manuscripts
[untitled]
([between 1742 and 1768], [privately owned])