The Cambridge Book of Poetry and Song

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T.Y. Crowell & Company, 1882 - 882 ページ
 

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A States Need of Virtue
xlvi
A Familiar Letter to Several Correspondents
xlvii
Oft in the Stilly Night
xlviii
Death of the Day
xlix
The Clergyman and the Peddler
l
Forever with the Lord
li
Calling the Dead
lii
Afar in the Desert
liii
Melrose Abbey by Moonlight
liv
The Maid of Orleans Girding for Battle
lv
Epithalamium
lvi
Lady Clara Vere de Vere
lvii
Decoration
lviii
After All
lix
The Crowded Street
lx
ABBEY HENRY
2
Mercy
3
On a Sermon against Glory
4
Auf Wiedersehen
6
AKERMAN LUCY EVELINA
8
Tam OShanter
13
797
15
Delay
17
Autumnal Sonnet
18
On Completing my ThirtySixth Year
19
After a Mothers Death
21
Departure of the Swallow
25
The True Measure of Life
26
Pats Criticism
28
Remedial Suffering
31
The Tryst
32
Descanting on Illness
35
In Autumn
37
Autumn Song
45
Die down O Dismal Day
47
Bourdillon
50
Repose
51
Last Lines
54
Remorse
62
Apollo Belvedere
63
The Cry of the Human
65
In a Year
68
The Two Brides
70
The Rose
86
Byron
91
Weariness
100
Calm and Tempest at Night on Lake Leman
101
One Presence Wanting
104
Apostrophe to Ada
105
Yawcob Strauss
110
To the Rainbow
113
Apostrophe to Hope
117
Discontent
118
Peace and Pain
135
Last Verses
144
Richards Theory of the Mind
149
Trailing Arbutus
152
In Blossom Time
153
Distance no Barrier to the Soul
156
Mercy to Animals
160
Crabbe
163
A Welcome to Alexandra
180
The Angels Kiss her
185
Merit beyond Beauty
186
To Freedom
189
Peradventure
194
Midnight
197
A Wife
206
The Sandpiper
214
Midsummer
215
Rock me to Sleep
222
Yield not thou Sad One to Sighs
223
The Vagabonds
225
Lyric of Action
233
The Village Preacher
234
On Man
239
The Cuckoo
243
A Womans Love
254
Midwinter
257
Hemans
260
Miracle
270
Divorced
288
Doctor Drollheads Cure
321
Rory OMore
327
Evening Song
328
The Violet
329
The Curtain of the Dark
330
Domestic Happiness
332
Heart Essential to Genius
333
The Angels Wing
347
Only Waiting
360
Heliotrope
361
The Other World
371
The Rose of Jericho
372
Youth and Age
374
On One who Died in May
380
We Have Been Friends Together
398
Drifting
403
The Way a Rumor is Spread
406
After the Ball
414
Late Summer
419
The Sealimits
467
Persia
472
Treasure in Heaven
476
Helvellyn
481
Ballad
484
Love the Retriever of Past Losses
488
Philip my King
490
More Poets Yet
492
The Wit
495
Independence
502
Barbara
504
The Paupers Deathbed
514
Never Cast a Flower away
515
Her Conquest
529
My Ain Countree
533
Stedman
535
My Child
540
Weighing the Baby
542
Caradoc the Bard of the Cymrians
547
The Woodland
548
From a Vision of Spring in Winter
552
Barbara Frietchie
558
From Eloisa to Abelard
560
On the Death of John Rodman Drake
564
Beatitude
566
Changes
569
In Garfields Danger
572
What Ails this Heart o Mine
579
Charge of the Light Brigade
584
In Kittery Churchyard
589
The Woodturtle
591
The Apollo and Venus of Medici
595
Rule Britannia
597
Sabbath Morning
603
Picture of Marian Erle
612
My Comrade and
613
Late Valuation
620
Poor Andrew
621
Webster
629
On the Hillside
631
H K White
634
The Artists Dread of Blindness
637
Charity
639
My Heid is like to Rend Willie
649
Sailors Song
651
The Battle of Blenheim
653
Brine
657
Charity Gradually Pervasive
664
Before the Prime
665
From Intimations of Immortality
670
The Daffodils
671
Low Spirits
672
Scene after a Summer Shower
675
Cheerfulness in Misfortune
684
Youths Agitations
686
The Belle of the Ball
692
From Lines composed in a Concert Room
698
What Makes a Hero?
706
Exile of Erin
707
External Impressions Dependent on the Souls Moods
717
Selfdependence
719
From Poverty
722
The Selfish
733
What She Thought
737
The Bible
746
Merrick
759
Extracts from Miss Biddys Letters
760
Dullness
765
Saxe
775
Early Death and Fame
777
ANONYMOUS
793
Circumstance
803
False Terrors in View of Death
805
The Blessed Damozel
813
My Little Boy that Died
819
From the Elixir
827
Early Summer
828
Holland
830
Her Roses
832
Launch thy Bark Mariner
834
Columbus
839
My Old Straw Hat
844
Hester
846
Hunt
859
In no Haste
860
Easterday
861
Robertson
862
H Coleridge
865
R B Lytton
866
Thaxter
867
Alford
868
Byron
869
Prior
870
R B Lytton
872
Newman
873
S Butler
875
J J Piatt
876
Realf
878
How are Songs Begot and Bred?
879
Sargent
880
Mackay
882

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