Janus: Ode by Henry Francis Cary

Manuscripts contains:
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MS Add.709	Transcript of the Martyrologium Dungallense, MSS. 5095-6 in the Royal Library, Brussels
MS Add.711	Anthony Dopping: Notebook
MS Add.712	Letters relating chiefly to the Reformation in Germany
MS Add.7194.I	Correspondence concerning the deposit of the diary of John Bois [Boys] at Cambridge University Library
MS Add.7194.II	Lord Cardigan's sketch of the charge of the Light Brigade
MS Add.7194.III	Ode by Henry Francis Cary
MS Add.7194.IV	E[dward Ernest] Foxwell: list of books concerning Japan and the Far East
MS Add.7194.IX	Greek bifolium
MS Add.7194.V	Letters of George III and Philip Yorke, third earl of Hardwicke
MS Add.7194.VI	Jacobite verses
MS Add.7194.VII	Papers collected by the Stewart family
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Ode by Henry Francis Cary

Title	Ode by Henry Francis Cary
Reference	GBR/0012/MS Add.7194.III
Covering Dates	6 Apr. 1789 (Circa, 'Monday 6 April')
Repository	Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives

Content and context

The ode forms part of an invitation from Mr and Mrs Roberts to Dr and Mrs Peckard, addressed simply to 'Revd Dr [Peter] Peckard [Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge]'. It is entitled H F Cary ('not 16'): 'Ode'. It begins: 'Mark, where yon lucid stream / Beneath the moons pale beam ...'; ends: 'The fate of hopeless love / Nor fears like me, to terminate its woes.'

Found in the Library, in an unidentified pamphlet.

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Please cite as Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Ode by Henry Francis Cary, MS Add.7194.III

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Poetry

Cary, Henry Francis (1772-1644) translator

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