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MEMOIR OF ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ.

vii

JOAN OF ARC

I

Notes.

47

THE VISION OF THE MAID OF ORLEANS

79

Notes

87

THALABA THE DESTROYER

89

Notes

144

MADOC

196

Notes

270

TAE CURSE OF KEHAMA

305

Notes.

| 349

RODERICK, THE LAST OF THE GOTHS. 384

Notes.

442

WAT TYLER, A DRAMATIC POEM

439

CARMEN TRIUMPHALE, for 1814

497

Notes.

499

CARMINA AULICA, written in 1814, on the Arri-

val of the Allied Sovereigas in England 505

THE LAY OF THE LAUREATE; Carmen Nuptiale. 509

Notes.

517

THE POET'S PILGRIMAGE TO WATERLOO 518

Notes.

542

A TALE OF PARAGUAY

548

Notes.

571

A VISION OF JUDGMENT

: 584

Notes.

597

MINOR POEMS.

To Edith Southey .

603

To Mary Wollstonecraft

ib.

The Triumph of Woman

ib.

POEMS CONCERNING TRE SLAVE TRADE.
Six Soonets

607-8

To the Genius of Africa

608

The Sailor who had served in the Slave Trade ib.

Verses spoken in the Theatre at Oxford, on the

Installation of Lord Grenville .

610

BOTANY-BAY ECLOGUÉS.

Elinor.

ib.

Humphrey and William

6:1

John, Samuel, and Richard.

612

Frederic

613

SONNETS.

614-17

Tee AMATORY POEMS OF ABEL SHUFFLEBOTH AM.

Delia at Play

To a Painter attempting Delia's Portrait . ib.

He proves the Existence of a Soul from luis

Love for Delia

ib.

The Poct expresses his Feelings respecting a

Portrait in Delia's Parlour

ib.

The Poet relates how he obtained Delia's Pocket

Handkerchief.

ib.

The Poet invokes the Spirits of the Elements

to approach Delia. He describes her singing. 618

Paco

The Poet expatiates on the Beauty of Delia's

Hair

618

The Poet relates how he stole à Lock of Delia's

Hair, and her Anger .

ib.

SONGS OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS.

The Huron's Address to the Dead

The Peruvian's Dirge over the body of his

father

ib.

Song of the Araucans during a Thunder-storm 620

Song of the Chikkasah Widow

ib.

The Old Chikkasah to his Grandson .

621

INSCRIPTIONS.

For a Column at Newbury.

621

For a Cavern that overlooks the River Avon ib.

For a Tablet at Silbury-Hill.

622

For a Monument in the New Forest

ib.

For a Tablet on the Banks of a Stream

ib.

For the Cenotaph at Ermenonville

ib.

For a Monument at Oxford .

ib.

For a Monument in the Vale of Ewias

ib.

Epitaph on Algernon Sidney

il.

Epitaph on King John

623

In a Forest

ib.

For a Monument at Tordesillas

ib.

For a Column at Truxillo

ib.

For the Cell of Honorius, at the Cork Convent,

near Cintra,

ib.

For a Monument at Taunton

ib.

For a Tablet at Pensburst

ib.

Epitaph

624

Epitaph

ib.

ENGLISH ECLOGUES.

The Old Mansion-house

624

The Grandmother's Tale

626

Hannah

627

The Sailor's Mother

ib.

The Witch

628

The Ruined Cottage

630

The Last of the Family

631

The Wedding

632

The Alderman's Funeral

633

BALLADS AND METRICAL TALES.

Mary, the Maid of the Jon

635

Donica

636

Rudiger

. 637

Jaspar.

639

Lord William

641

The Cross Roads

642

God's Judgment on a Bishop

643

The Pious Painter, Part I

644

The Pious Painter, Part II

645

St Michael's Chair

il

King Henry V and the llermir of Dreux

646

A Ballad of a Young Man that would read un-

lawful Books, and how he was punished;

very pithy and profitable .

642

King Charlemain

.

617