Sydney Owenson
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Absenteeism | 1825 | Book | |
| Apathy (Thou, whom unknown) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X34 |
| Canzona (Oh! should I fly from the world) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X32 |
| Concrete (Go, balmy zephyr, softly breathe) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X17 |
| Cupid Tipsy (Fairer than Alpine sunless snows) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X43 |
| Dawn (There is a soft and fragrant hour) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X25 |
| Dramatic Scenes from Real Life | 1833 | Collection | |
| Effusion (Return, ye fairy dreams of promisd joy) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X42 |
| Fancy (Oh thou! who late with glowing fingers) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X13 |
| Florence Macarthy (novel) | 1818 | Book | |
| France | 1817 | Book | |
| Health (Nymph of the mountain, blithsome maid) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X41 |
| Here, Iris, Prythee Take My Lyre | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X29 |
| Home (Silent and sad, deserted and alone) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X18 |
| Italy | 1821 | Book | |
| Joy (Joy a fixt state, a tenure) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X37 |
| LAmant Mutin (Nay, if you threaten, all is over) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X19 |
| LAmante Furioso (Is this then the passion) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X28 |
| La Rose Fletrie (Oh! return me the rose) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X02 |
| Le Souhait Dangereux (Go, mind-created phantom, go) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X46 |
| Life and Times of Salvator Rosa (novel) | 1823 | Book | |
| Loves Picture (Hither, Love, thy wild wing bend) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X39 |
| Manor Sackville (play) | 1833 | Play | http://www.letrs.indiana.edu/cgi-bin/eprosed/eprosed-idx?coll=eprosed;idno=P3.0481 |
| ODonnell: A National Tale (novel) | 1814 | Book | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/ODonnel.html |
| Oh! No-I Live Not for the Throng | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X24 |
| Passages from My Autobiography | 1859 | Book | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/Autobiography_a.html |
| Patriotic Sketches and Metrical Fragments | 1807 | Collection | |
| Sleep (Come, Sleep, thou transient) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X26 |
| Spleen (Come, Apathy, and oer me breathe thy spell) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X12 |
| St. Clair (novel) | 1804 | Book | |
| Temper (play) | 1833 | Play | http://www.letrs.indiana.edu/cgi-bin/eprosed/eprosed-idx?coll=eprosed;idno=P3.0482 |
| The Book of the Boudoir | 1829 | Book | |
| The Book without a Name | 1841 | Book | |
| The Boudoir (What needst thou ask, or I reply?) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X10 |
| The Bride (What form celestial greets my sight) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X44 |
| The Butterfly (Child of a sun-beam, airy minion) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X47 |
| The Castle Lies Low | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X16 |
| The Drawing Room (When midst an idle, senseless, crowd) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X05 |
| The Dream (And did you then so noiseless creep) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X06 |
| The Easter Recess (play) | 1833 | Play | http://www.letrs.indiana.edu/cgi-bin/eprosed/eprosed-idx?coll=eprosed;idno=P3.0483 |
| The Irish Harp (Why sleeps the Harp of Erins pride?) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X01 |
| The Irish Jig (Old Scotias jocund Highland Reel) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X35 |
| The Lay of an Irish Harp; or Metrical Fragments (poems) | 1807 | Collection | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html http://digital.lib.ucdavis.edu/projects/bwrp/Works/MorgSLayof.htm |
| The Minstrel Boy (Thy silent wing, oh Time!) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X30 |
| The Missionary: An Indian Tale/Luxima, the Prophetess (novel) | 1811 | Book | |
| The Mohawks: A Satirical Poem with Notes | 1822 | Poem | http://digital.lib.ucdavis.edu/projects/bwrp/Works/MorgSMohaw.htm |
| The Musical Fly (To-day around my Harp I twind) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X15 |
| The Nosegay (I saw the flowrs, and guessd for me) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X27 |
| The Novice of St. Dominick (novel) | 1806 | Book | |
| The OBriens and the OFlaherties (novel) | 1827 | Book | |
| The Oath (By the first sigh that oer thy lip did hover) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X38 |
| The Picture (Dear shade of him) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X23 |
| The Princess (novel) | 1835 | Book | |
| The Sensitive Plant (Sweet timid trembling thing, no more) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X21 |
| The Snow-Drop (Snowy gem of the earth) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X33 |
| The Spanish Guitar (Neglected long, and wrapt in idle slumber) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X11 |
| The Swan Quill (The quill that now traces) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X36 |
| The Tomb (And must I, ghastly guest) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X40 |
| The Violet (Oh! say, didst tHocaknow) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X08 |
| The Wild Irish Girl: A National Tale (novel) | 1806 | Book | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/TheWildIrishGirl.html |
| There Was a Day when Simply but to Be | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X07 |
| To Louisa (How! Love, thus wrapt in soft repose) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X31 |
| To Mrs. Browne (I love the warmth! the genial warmth) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X14 |
| To Mrs. C-n-lle(Whilst over each lay thou didst) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X09 |
| To Mrs. LeFanue (Oh why are not all those close ties) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X03 |
| To-Morrow (Visions of fleeting pleasure, spare) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X20 |
| Twilight (There is a mild, a solemn hour) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X22 |
| Venus and Cupid (As Loves delightful mother prest) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X48 |
| Vive la Platonique! (If once again thoudst have me love) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X04 |
| Whim (Gay soul of every picquante charm) | 1807 | Poem | http://www.sydneyowenson.com/IrishHarp.html#X45 |
| Woman and Her Master | 1840 | Book |
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