Mary Leapor's Poems by Title

The links provided below go to the poem inside the whole collection as one continuous document, modeling its original publication ("in Vol.") , or as separate documents ("single").

• A Prayer for the Year 1745. p. 69  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• A Request to the Divine Being.p. 278  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• A Summer's Wish. p. 21  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Advice to Myrtillo. p. 167  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Epistle to a Lady. p. 38  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Epitaph. p. 255  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Epitaph. p. 263  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Essay on Friendship. p. 74  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Essay on Happiness. p. 54  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Essay on Hope. p. 60  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Hymn to the Morning. p. 23  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• An Ode on Mercy: In Imitation of Part of the 145th Psalm. p. 12  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Catharina's Cave. By Mr. Newton. p. 192  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Celadon to Mira. p. 136  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Colinetta. p. 26  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• DORINDA at her Glass. Page 1  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Damon and Strephon . A Pastoral Complaint. p. 18   [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Davn's Complaint, II Samuel, chap. I. p. 72  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Florimelia, the First Pastoral. By Mr. Newton. p. 183  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Florimelia, the Second Pastoral. By Mr. Newton. p. 187  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Job 's Curse, and his Appeal. Taken out of Job, Chap. i, and xxxi. p. 238  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Mira to Octavia. p. 258  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Mira's Will. p. 8  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• On Discontent. To Stella. p. 170  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• On Mr. Pope's Universal Prayer. p. 142  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• On Sickness. ibid.  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• On Winter. p. 256  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• On the Death of a justly admir'd Author. p. 252  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Prosperine 's Ragout. p. 247  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Silvia and the Bee. p. 270  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Song to Cloe , playing on her Spinet. p. 120  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Soto ; A Character. p. 175  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• Strephon to Celia . A modern Love-Letter. p. 104  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Apparition. p. 108  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Beauties of the Spring. p. 15  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Charms of Anthony. p. 249  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Crucifixion and The Resurrection. An Ode. p. 50  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Cruel Parent. A Dream. p. 271  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Death of Abel. p. 232  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Enquiry. p. 196  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Fall of Lucia. p. 48  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Fields of Melancholy and Chearfulness. p. 145  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Fox and the Hen. A Fable. p. 97  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Friend in Disgrace. A Dialogue. p. 10  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Genius in Disguise. p. 131  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Head-ach. To Aurelia. p. 101  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Libyan Hunter, a Fable. Inscrib'd to the Memory of a late admir'd Author. p. 153  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Linnet and the Goldfinch. p. 31  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Mistaken Lover. p. 81  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Month of August. Sylvanus , a Courtier, Phillis , a Country Man. p. 34  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Moral Vision. p. 65  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Penitent. Occasion'd by the Author's being asked if she would take Ten Pounds for her Poems. p. 118  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Power of Beauty. p. 229  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Proclamation of Apollo. p. 41  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Proposal. p. 173  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Question. Occasion'd by a serious Admonition. p. 224  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Rival Brothers. p. 201  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Sacrifice. An Epistle to Celia. p. 226  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Setting Sun. p. 261  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Sow and the Peacock. A Fable. p. 179  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Tale of Cushi . From II. Samuel, Chap. xviii.p. 243  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Temple of Love. p. 162  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Ten-Penny-Nail. p. 125  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Third Chapter of the Wisdom of Solomon . From the First to the Sixth Verse. p. 52  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Universal Dream. p. 177  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The Way of the World. p. 90  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• The inspir'd Quill. Occasion'd by a present of Crow Pens. p. 111  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• To Artemisia . Dr. King's Invitation to Bellvill : Imitated. p. 106  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• To Grammaticus. p. 122  [in Vol.]  |  [single]
• To a Gentleman with a Manuscript Play. p. 267  [in Vol.]  |  [single]