21. Browsing Arts Literature Authors L Leapor, Mary Category Account Login. Browse Arts Literature Authors L leapor, mary Top Arts Literature Authors L leapor, mary. Related Categories http://www.uksprite.com/search/search/Arts/Literature/Authors/L/Leapor,_Mary/

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22. Nature Poems And Science Poems - 109 Poems from The Enquiry from The Enquiry by mary leapormary leapor How near one Speciesto the next is join'd, The due Gradations please a thinking Mind http://www.firstscience.com/site/poems.asp

Brain Strain Fun Stuff The Facts Other Science and Nature Poems - Total Poems - 109 Click on an Image to see the entire Science and Nature Poem Or you can click on the following link to view the Poem of the Week Naturalist's Summer Evening Walk Gilbert White When day declining sheds a milder gleam, What time the may-fly haunts the pool or stream.. An English Breeze Robert Louis Stevenson Up with the sun, the breeze arose... The Astronomer's Drinking Song Augustus de Morgan Whoe'er would search the starry sky, Its secrets to divine, sir, The Star-Splitter Robert Frost You know Orien always comes up sideways... On Dreaming John Newton When slumber seals our weary eyes

23. Poet: Mary Leapor - All Poems Of Mary Leapor mary leapor, Poem. Books by mary leapor; Click here to search for books of / aboutmary leapor at Amazon; Find everything about mary leapor at Google or Altavista. http://www.poemhunter.com/p/t/poet.asp?poet=6651

24. Poet List 261, mary L. Ireton, 1. 262, mary L. Shoemaker, 3. 263, mary Lamb, 1. 264, maryLeader, 1. 265, mary leapor, 5. 266, mary Lee Becker, 2. 267, mary Legacy, 3.268, mary Lewis, 3. http://www.poemhunter.com/p/t/l.asp?p=14&l=M

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28. NEH Final Report, 1997-2000 The Fair Hebrew, 1729 Killigrew, Anne, Poems by Mrs. Anne Killigrew, 1686 leapor,mary , Poems Upon Several Occasions, 174851 Liddiard, JS Anna, Mont St. http://www.wwp.brown.edu/project/grants/neh2000final/nehfinalAppA.html

WWP The Project Admin NEH Final Report, 1997-2000 Appendix A List of texts added with NEH funding during 1997-2000 Ariadne, She Ventures, and He Wins, 1696 Astell, Mary, A Serious Proposal to the Ladies, 1694 Astell, Mary, Reflections upon Marriage, 1706 Barbauld, Anna Laetitia (Aikin), The Works of Anna Laetitia Barbauld, 1826 Behn, Aphra, A Pindaric Poem to the Reverend Doctor Burnet, 1689 Boyd, Elizabeth, Variety: A Poem, 1727 Bradstreet, Anne (Dudley), Several Poems, 1678 Cellier, Elizabeth (Dormer), Malice Defeated, 1680 Cellier, Elizabeth (Dormer), To Dr. An Answer to his Queries, Concerning the College of Midwives, 1688 Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman), The ManÕs Bewitched, 1709 Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman), The Platonic Lady, 1707 Centlivre, Susanna (Freeman), The Wonder: A Woman Keeps a Secret, 1714 Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret, Essays, Philanthropic and Moral, 1845 Cowley, Hannah (Parkhouse), Poems, 1813 D'Anvers, Alicia (Clarke), Academia: or, the Humours of the University of Oxford, 1691 D'Anvers, Alicia (Clarke), The Oxford-Act: A Poem, 1613 Dixon, Sarah, Poems on Several Occasions, 1740

29. Newsletter, Spring 1998: The New Textbase Elizabeth I; mary Fage; Margaret Flower; Sarah Fyge; Anne Killigrew;mary leapor; Dorothy Leigh; Elizabeth Lilburne; mary Love; Delarivier http://www.wwp.brown.edu/project/newsletter/vol04num01/thaw041.html

WWP The Project Newsletter Archive ... Volume 4,Number 1 The New Textbase The New Textbase Julia Flanders This summer marks a pivotal point in the Women Writers Project's history: the "thawing" of the WWP textbase after a four-year freeze. In 1994, when the Text Encoding Initiative Guidelines were released, the WWP decided that the most efficient way to bring the textbase into conformity with the new guidelines would be to freeze the textbase in its current state, convert it to match the new guidelines, and then resume textbase development, thus minimizing the work of updating. Accordingly we produced printouts of all our existing texts (with all their flaws) so that we could continue to provide copies for public use, and then began the long process of developing a modern TEI-based encoding system adapted to the needs of early modern women's writing. Two years ago, the encoding system was sufficiently solid that we could resume encoding new texts; all that remained was to complete the conversion of the old textbase, and develop a new system of printing texts for distribution. Since then, we have encoded over 70 new texts, which we plan to make available by the end of the summer. We will also be issuing corrected, updated printouts of our previously encoded texts, to replace the ones you've all been using for so long. More information on the new texts and how to order them will be available on our web site during the summer. Check our

30. Vers Libre [free Verse]: Authors - L Landor, Walter Savage Larkin, Philip Lawrence, DH Lawson, Henry Lazarus, Emma Leacock,Stephen leapor, mary Lear, Edward Ledwidge, Francis Lee, Laurie Leprohon http://www.nth-dimension.co.uk/vl/author_list.asp?letter=l

31. Vers Libre [free Verse]: Authors - ALL Carolyn Knott, Bill Kunitz, Stanley L Landor, Walter Savage Larkin, Philip Lawrence,DH Lawson, Henry Lazarus, Emma Leacock, Stephen leapor, mary Lear, Edward http://www.nth-dimension.co.uk/vl/author_list.asp?letter=all

32. Gender Inn: Alphabetischer Suchindex Jest of God 3500 Laurence, Stone Angel 2782 Laurence, Margaret /CAN 2783 Lavin, mary/IRE 1531 Lazarus, Emm /USA 932 Lead, Jane 936 leapor, mary 1395 Leben auf http://db.genderinn.uni-koeln.de/cgi-bin/n/suchindex?w=ad&bu=L

33. Put Category Name Here Swift dominated the literary works of that time, a few daring women were also beginningto establish themselves (Sitter 9). Women like mary leapor, a peasant http://info-center.ccit.arizona.edu/~ws/ws200/fall97/grp9/part6.htm

University of Arizona Women's Studies Department WS200 Women and Western Culture WS200 Webpage Project From Peasant to Poet By Mohammad Vaziri A servant write verses! say’s Madam Du Bloom; It is amazing how simple couplets like these can so clearly demonstrate the life which the aspiring women writers had to lead. The poem perfectly demonstrates the sarcastic attitude with which their efforts were perceived. Even other women saw their plight as meaningless and trivial. Nonetheless, the women used these dubious attitudes to create such powerful works. They were able to look beyond the enclosures of social class and physical beauty in order to understand the intangible gifts of a person. In fact, many of the women wrote poorly of their own physical appearance. As Mary Leapor, another peasant poet, writes of herself: And apron ragged as the Muse The female writers of that time were more concerned with inner beauty and strength, than with outer qualities. They had overcome too many serious obstacles to care about such petty traits. Mary Leapor was a perfect example of this poetic quality. ‘Mrs. Leapor from a Child delighted in reading, and particularly Poetry, but had few Oppurtunities of precuring any Books of that kind’ (Greene 9).

34. Untitled page. January 10th Class and gender issues mary leapor and mary Colliersubvert the country house poem and the georgic. January http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~cpercy/courses/442sem3.htm

ENG442Y (C18th women and poetry): second term schedule and seminar subjects Schedule and deadlines for second term Weekly themes Detailed list of poems In second term, you'll be giving two more seminar presentations. The first will be on one of the subjects listed below; the second will be on your work in progress on your research papers The script of each seminar is due, as always, the Friday after you present. It can be in point form, but please provide a full bibliography of primary and secondary works cited, and please give page numbers for books and articles and line numbers for your poem. Subject areas for seminar 3 As before, your seminar should present a focussed, engaging argument, not just a summary of one poem. If you're focussing on one poem or poet, try to contextualize it. Continue to contextualize your ideas in current critical scholarship: the library tour will help you find appropriate articles and books. Possible poems are listed farther down this page. January 10th Class and gender issues: Mary Leapor and Mary Collier subvert the country house poem and the georgic. January 17th Women in/on nature: topographical poetry.

35. The Business Of Literature: Finch's `The Miser And The Poet', Wheatley's `To Mae Interestingly, this poem was never published during her lifetime. mary leaporand the countryhouse poem. mary leapor and the country - house poem. http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~cpercy/courses/442sememily123.htm

The business of literature Report 1) covered the social and economic influences that bore on women's ability to both write and publish. The same historical climate which saw the rise into print of unprecedented numbers of women was also the same one which saw the expansion of writing's business and commercial aspects. I didn't draw any definite conclusions from this except to suggest that women were economic units and that as such they were uniquely positioned to write ABOUT the business of literature. - They tended not to be so satirical because their position was so tenuous. (at least in published work, though there were exceptions) -it jeopardized their status as marriageable - a tangent but an interesting one- therefore they tended NOT to write, or else to curtail themselves Moving along... I looked at Anne Finch's 'The Miser and the Poet' as an example of the conflicts women faced in the arena of values as they grappled with issues of fame and money. It was a bit of an allegory, remember?! I also looked at Phyllis Wheatley's 'To Mycenas' as an example of the Augustan ideal of literary patronage untainted by commercialism ie. conflated totally with poetic inspiration: Mycenas becomes the speaker's 'Muse'.

36. Spring 2003 English Dept. UCB Course Descriptions Other authors include Katherine Philips, Eliza Haywood, mary leapor, mary Princeand mary Wollstonecraft. Students will write one short paper, one 1520 pp. http://www.colorado.edu/English/031a/5549suss.html

English 5549 (001): Women's Literary History, 1650-1838 Sense and Sensibility Frankenstein ), some that have entered it more recently (Behn's The Rover , Burney's Evelina , Charlotte Smith's Elegiac Sonnets ), and some that have been difficult to integrate (Anna Trapnel's The Cry of the Stone , letters from the Bluestocking salons, Mary Shelley's stories for the Keepsake ). Other authors include Katherine Philips, Eliza Haywood, Mary Leapor, Mary Prince and Mary Wollstonecraft. Students will write one short paper, one 15-20 pp. paper, and give a class presentation. Professor Charlotte Sussman

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39. Eighteenth-Century E-Texts -- L leapor, mary (17221746). Poems upon Several Occasions (1748) (Laura Mandell, MiamiUniv., Ohio); Crumble-Hall (Laura Mandell, Miami Univ., Ohio). Lee, Harriet. http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/18th/l.html

Eighteenth-Century E-Texts L This page, edited by Jack Lynch , is part of the larger collection of Eighteenth-Century E-Texts on the Net. Les liaisons dangereuses (1782) (BNF) Requires frames. Adobe Acrobat format. La Fayette, Mme de (1634-1693) Comtesse de Tende LaGrange, Joseph Louis Lectures on Elementary Mathematics (page images of 1898 edition at Cornell) [Eloge de Racine] (BNF) Requires frames. Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste, Chevalier de (1744-1829) Selection from Philosophial Zoology (1809) (Ian Johnston, Malaspina) Lamb, Charles (1775-1834) The Adventures of Ulysses Beauty and the Beast Sonnets (Sonnet Central) The Old Familiar Faces (Oxford Book of English Verse) Hester (Oxford Book of English Verse) On an Infant Dying as Soon as Born (Oxford Book of English Verse) Elia: Essays which Have Appeared under That Signature in the London Magazine (1823) (USL) Lamb, Mary (1765-1847) A Child (Oxford Book of English Verse) Lamb, Charles and Mary Tales from Shakespeare Tales from Shakespeare (Gutenberg) Tales from Shakespeare (alternate edition) (Gutenberg) Tales from Shakespeare (1807; 1878 edition) (Bartleby)

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