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APPENDIX SIMMS'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO SLG, n.s., I (November 1, 1829)
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I. Poetry
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II. Prose
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III. Other Contributions Probably by Simms
  
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APPENDIX
SIMMS'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO SLG, n.s., I (November 1, 1829)

I. Poetry

  • E.[1] Unsigned
  • "On the Death of an Infant," 269.
  • "EPIGRAM, On a Young Lady who looked Witty Things, but never spoke them," 269. (Egeria)[2]
  • "Epitaph" (We rear o'er thee no splendid tomb;), 271.[3]
  • "Stanzas" (Sweet be the laughing skies around,), 280. (SP&P; PDDLC)
  • "Stanzas" (Well may my friendships all decline—), 282.[4]
  • "To Thee" (To thee, when cups are glowing), 278. (Areytos)
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II. Prose

    G.[5] Unsigned

  • "The Opportunity," 283.
  • "Chronicles of Ashley River—No 6," 278-280.[6]
  • "Confessions of a Murderer," 266-269. (MF)
  • "L'ENVOY," 286.[7]

III. Other Contributions Probably by Simms

A. Poetry

  • Unsigned
  • "Epitaph" (His was the heart that passionate feeling warm'd;), 275.[8]

B. Prose

  • Unsigned
  • "Prospects of a National Literature," 276-278.[9]
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