"OUR JAUNT MUST BE PUT OFF TO-MORROW" (SCIENTISTS.) JENNER, EDWARD. Autograph Manuscript Signed,...

"OUR JAUNT MUST BE PUT OFF TO-MORROW" (SCIENTISTS.) JENNER, EDWARD. Autograph Manuscript Signed, "DrJenner," his complete 40-line poem entitled "40 Signs of Rain," beginning, "The hollow winds begin to blow, / The clouds look black, the glass is low," and ending, "'Twill surely rain, I see, with sorrow; / Our jaunt must be put off to-morrow." 1 page, 8vo; mounted to sheet along left edge, faint scattered foxing, horizontal fold. Np, circa 1822

Estimate $1,500 - 2,500

This poem was published in a few different variations, including in the July, 1826 issue of Gentleman's Magazine with the title and subtitle, "Signs of Rain: (Written as an excuse for not accepting the invitation of a friend to make an excursion with him.)"

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