O! Nothing earthly save the ray.

Of all who hail thy presence as the morning -

Oh! that my young life were a lasting dream!

Once it smiled a silent dell

Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Romance, who loves to nod and sing.

Science! true daughter of Old Time thou art!
"Seldom we find," says Solomon Don Dunce
Take this kiss upon thy brow! .

Thank Heaven! the crisis -

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The bowers whereat, in dreams, I see

The great man lives forever shrined in the hearts of men

The happiest day — the happiest hour

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some incorporate things

INDEX OF TITLES

"A wilder'd being from my birth." | From An Album, 141, 285; (Alone),

Bridal Ballad (Ballad; Song of the Hymn (Catholic Hymn), 23, 214.

Newly Wedded), 15, 201.

Catholic Hymn. See Hymn.

City in the Sea, The. (City of Sin;

The Doomed City), 29, 218.
Coliseum, The, 19, 207.

Conqueror Worm, The, 36, 224.

Hymn, Latin, 152.

Imitation. See Dream Within a
Dream, A.

Impromptu (To Kate Carol), 147,
287.

"In Youth have I known one
with whom the Earth," 124, 276.

Doomed City, The. See City in the Introduction. See Romance.

Sea, The.

Dream, A, 126, 276.

Irene (Irene the Dead). See Sleeper,

The.

Dream Within a Dream, A. See Israfel, 24, 215.

Spirits of the Dead (Visit of the To the River

(Mrs. S. H. Zante. See Sonnet to Zante.