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Start of eBook	1
MISCELLANEOUS	1
AUTUMN	1
WORLD-STRANGENESS	1
THE MOCK SELF	2
IN LALEHAM CHURCHYARD	2
THE FLIGHT OF YOUTH	3
A CHILD’S HAIR	3
THE KEY-BOARD	4
ON LANDOR’S “HELLENICS”	5
TO ——	5
	5
ENGLAND TO IRELAND	5
MENSIS LACRIMARUM	6
THE BLIND SUMMIT	6
TO LORD TENNYSON	7
SKETCH OF A POLITICAL CHARACTER	7
ART MAXIMS	8
THE GLIMPSE	8
THE BALLAD OF THE “BRITAIN’S PRIDE”	8
LINES	8
THE RAVEN’S SHADOW	9
LUX PERDITA	10
HISTORY	10
THE EMPTY NEST	10
IRELAND	11
THE LUTE-PLAYER	11
THE RUSS AT KARA	11
LIBERTY REJECTED	11
LIFE WITHOUT HEALTH	12
TO A FRIEND	12
AN EPISTLE	12
TO AUSTIN DOBSON	13
TO EDWARD CLODD	13
TO EDWARD DOWDEN	14
FELICITY	15
VER TENEBROSUM	15
I	15
II	16
III	16
IV	16
V	16
VI	17
VII	17
VIII	17
IX	17
X	18
XI	18
XII	18
XIII	18
XIV	19
EPIGRAMS	19
ON LONGFELLOW’S DEATH	21
BYRON THE VOLUPTUARY	21
ANTONY AT ACTIUM	21
ART	21
KEATS	22
SHELLEY AND HARRIET WESTBROOK	22
TO A POET	22
THE YEAR’S MINSTRELSY	22
THE RUINED ABBEY	22
THE ALPS	22
THE CATHEDRAL SPIRE	23
AN EPITAPH	23
THE METROPOLITAN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY	23
TO A SEABIRD	23
TANTALUS	23
A MAIDEN’S EPITAPH	23
WORDSWORTH’S GRAVE	23
WORDSWORTH’S GRAVE	24
I	24
II	24
III	25
IV	25
V	26
VI	26
VII	27
WITH GRATITUDE	27
DEDICATION OF “THE DREAM OF MAN”	29
THE DREAM OF MAN	30
SHELLEY’S CENTENARY	33
A GOLDEN HOUR	34
AT THE GRAVE OF CHARLES LAMB, IN EDMONTON	35
LINES IN A FLYLEAF OF “CHRISTABEL”	35
LINES TO OUR NEW CENSOR	35
RELUCTANT SUMMER	36
THE GREAT MISGIVING	36
BEAUTY’S METEMPSYCHOSIS	37
I	37
II	38
III	38
IV	38
NIGHT	38
THE FUGITIVE IDEAL	39
SONG	39
COLUMBUS	39
	40
PART THE FIRST	40
PART THE SECOND	43
PART THE THIRD	46
PART THE FOURTH	49
PART THE FIFTH	51
PART THE SIXTH	54
PART THE SEVENTH	57
PART THE EIGHTH	59
PART THE NINTH	63
PART THE TENTH	66
I	67
II	67
III	68
THE QUESTIONER	73
THE RIVER	73
I	73
II	73
CHANGED VOICES	74
A SUNSET	74
A SONG OF THREE SINGERS	74
I	74
II	74
THREE FLOWERS	75
THREE ETERNITIES	75
LOVE OUTLOVED	75
I	75
II	75
III	76
VANISHINGS	76
BEETHOVEN	76
GOD-SEEKING	77
SKYFARING	77

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