Covenanters, Persecution of Scot- Dunolly Castle (Eagles), iv. 104 tish, iv. 63 Cranmer, iv. 50 Crusaders, iv. 32 Crusades, iv. 24
Dunolly Castle, On revisiting, iv. 168 Dunolly Eagle, The, iv. 168 Duty, Ode to, iv. 231
Cuckoo and the Nightingale, The, V. 26
Cuckoo at Laverna, The, iii. 205 Cuckoo Clock, The, ii. 224 Cuckoo, To the, ii. 96
To the, ii. 344 Cumberland, Coast of (In the Chan- nel), iv. 158
On a high part of the coast of, iv. 123
DAFFODILS, ii. 109 Daisy, To the (Two Poems), ii. 15 To the, iv. 210
To the (Elegiac Pieces), v. 78 Daniel, Picture of (Hamilton Palace), iv. 114
Danish Boy, The, ii. 42 Conquest, iv. 21
Danube, Source of the, iii. 139 Daughter Address to my Infant, ii. 63
Decay of Piety, ii. 299 Dedication (Miscell. Sonnets), ii. 283 (Tour on the Continent),
iii. 130
(White Doe of Rylstone),
iii. 267
Departure from the Vale of Gras- inere, iii. 1
Derwent, To the River, iv. 147 Descriptive Sketches, i. 19 Desultory Stanzas, iii. 176 Detraction which followed the Pub- lication of, &c.. ii. 296 Devil's Bridge, To the Torrent at, ii. 341
Devotional Incitements, ii. 221 Dion, ii. 177
Dissensions, iv. 7
Distractions, iv. 54 Dog, Incident characteristic of a, iv. 225
Dog, Tribute to the Memory of a, iv. 226
Donnerdale, The Plain of, iii. 254 Dora, To (A little onward), iv. 242 Douglas Bay, Isle of Man, iv. 160 Dover (Two Son.), iii. 65 (Two Son.), iii. 174
Druidical Excommunication, iv. 4 Druids, Trepidation of, iv. 3 Duddon, The River, iii. 238 Dungeon-Ghyll Force, i. 186
EAGLES (Dunollie Castle), iv. 104 Eagle, The Dunollie, iv. 168 Early Spring, Lines written in, iv. 197 Easter Sunday, Composed on, ii. 298 Ecclesiastical Sonnets, iv. 1 Echo, The Mountain, ii. 169
upon the Gemmi, iii. 166 Eclipse of the Sun, 1820, The, iii. 157 Eden, The River, iv. 179 Edward the Sixth, iv. 48 Signing the War-
rant, iv. 48 Egremont Castle, The Horn of, iv. 341 Egyptian Maid, The, iii. 224 Ejaculation, iv. 89 Elegiac Musings (Coleorton Hall),
V. 90
Forms of Prayer at Sea, iv. 78 Forsaken Indian Woman, Complaint
of a, i. 263
Forsaken, The, i. 253
Fort Fuentes, iii. 149 Fountain, The, iv. 215
Clergy, Emigrant, iv. 82 Revolution, ii. 167 In allusion to Histories of (Three Son.), iv. 290 Royalist, Feelings of a, iii.
112
Friend, To a (Banks of the Derwent), iv. 150
Fox, Mr., Lines composed on the HAMBLETON HILLS, After a Journey expected death of, v. 84 France, iii. 71
across (Two Son.), ii. 316 Happy Warrior, Character of the,
iv. 233
Sky-prospect from the Plain of, iii. 173
French Army in Russia (Two Poems),
iii. 103
Gipsies, ii. 122 Glad Tidings, iv. 11 Gleaner, The, iv. 328 Glen-Almain, iii. 16 Glencroe, iv. 107 Goddard (Elegiac Stanzas), iii. 169 Gold and Silver Fishes (Two Poems), iv. 318
ii. 337 Geraldine, i. 251 Germans, iii. 83
Germans on the Heights of Hock-
Goody Blake and Harry Gill, iv. 346 Gordale, ii. 333 Gospel Truth, iv. 34 Grace Darling, iv 357 Grasmere, Inscription on the Island
at, v. 5
heim, iii. 105 Germany, iii. 88
Germany, Written in, iv. 206 Gillies, ii. 311
Grasmere Lake, Composed by the side of, iii. 83 Grave-stone, A (Worcester Cathe- dral), ii. 348
Great Men (Sydney, Marvel, &c.), iii. 69
Green Linnet, The, ii. 20 Greenock, iv. 177
Greta, To the River, iv. 146 Guilt and Sorrow, i. 46 Gunpowder Plot, iv. 55
Funeral Service, iv. 79 Furness Abbey, At (Two Son.), ii. Helvellyn, To
369
Harmony (The Flute), ii. 289 Harp, The ("Why Minstrel "), ii. 291 Hart-leap Well, ii. 147 Hart's-horn Tree, iv. 117 Haunted Tree, The, ii. 197 Haydon, To B. R., ii. 310 (Picture of Napo-
leon B.), ii. 354 Hazels, ii. 315 H. C., Six years old, To, i. 198 Heidelberg, Castle of (Hymn for Boatmen), iii. 138
, on her first
ascent of, ii. 191 Henry the Eighth, Portrait of, ii. 337 Her eyes are wild, i. 341 Hermitage, For the spot where stood the, v. 15
Near the Spring of, v. 14 Hermit's Cell, Inscriptions in and near, v. 10 Hesperus, ii. 166 Highland Boy, The Blind, iii. 35 - Broach, The, iv. 108 Girl, To a, iii. 13 Hut, iv. 108
Hint from the Mountains, ii. 34 Historian, Plea for the, iii. 199 Hôffer, iii. 6
Hogg, James, Effusion upon the Killicranky, In the Pass of, iii. 30 death of, v. 98 King of Sweden, The, iii. 63 Honour, iii. 91 iii. 93
Horn of Egremont Castle, The, iv.
341
King's College Chapel, Cambridge, (Three Son.), iv. 87
Kirkstone, The Pass of, ii. 182 Kitten and Falling Leaves, The, ii. 59
LABOURER'S Noon-day Hymn, iv. 270 Lady Beaumont, To, ii. 322
Lady E. B. and the Hon. Miss P.,
To the, ii. 340
Lady Mary Lowther, To the, ii. 321 Lamb, Charles, Written after the death of, v. 93
Lancaster Castle, Suggested by the view of, iv. 297
Laodamia, ii. 171
Last of the Flock, The, i. 266 Last Supper, by Leonardo da Vinci, The, iii. 157
Latimer and Ridley, iv. 50 Latitudinarianism, iv. 61 Laud, iv. 57
Lawn, The, iv. 254 Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Supper, by, iii. 157 Lesbia, ii. 345
MADEIRA, Flowers in the Island of, | Morning Exercise, A, ii. 1 ii. 38
Marshall, To Cordelia, iv. 192 Mary Queen of Scots.
327
260
iv. 151
Maternal Grief, i. 276 Matron of Jedborough, The, iii. 31 Matthew, iv. 211 May Morning, Composed on (1838), ii. 358
Captivity, ii. Lament of, i. -(Workington).
Miscellaneous Poems, iv. 306
Sonnets, ii. 283 Missions and Travels, iv. 18 Monasteries, Dissolution of the, (Three Son.), iv. 41 Saxon, iv. 17 Monastery, Cistertian, iv. 29
of Old Bangor, iv. 9 Monastic Power, Abuse of, iv. 40 Voluptuousness, iv. 40
Monks, iv. 30
and Schoolmen, iv. 30 Moon, The, (The Shepherd looking eastward), ii. 323
(With how sad steps), ii.
325
(The crescent Moon, the Star of Love), iv. 137 (Seaside), iv. 137 (Rydal), iv. 140
(Who but is pleased), iv.
Mossgiel Farm (Burns), iv. 178 Mother's Return, The, i. 173 Mountains, Hint from the, ii. 34 Mountain, Snow-strewn, ii. 319 Music, Power of, ii. 112 Mutability, iv. 81 My Sister, To, iv. 200
- Ode composed on, iv. 272 May, To, iv. 275 Meditation, iv. 192 Memory, iv. 252
- (The Duddon), iii. 255 Men of the Western World, iv. 292 Mental Affliction, ii. 362 Merry England, iv. 145 Michael, i. 311
Michael Angelo, From the Italian Nunnery, iv. 182 of (Three Son.), ii. 300 Nun's Well, iv. 149 Milton, iii. 68 Nutting, ii. 102
142
(How beautiful the Queen of Night), iv. 333
(Once I could hail), iv.
334
NAMING of Places, Poems on the, i.
346
Namur and Liege, Between, iii. 135 National Independence, Poems de- dicated to, iii. 59
Natural objects, Influence of, i. 200 Nature, iv. 126
Needle case in the form of a Harp, ii. 36
Negro Woman, iii. 64 Newspaper, After reading a, iv. 288 Nightingale and Stock-dove, ii. 106 Night-piece, A, ii. 98 Night-thought, A, iv. 224 Nith, On the Banks of, iii. 6 Noon-day Hymn, The Labourer's, iv. 270
Norman Boy, The, i. 205
Conquest, The, iv. 22
North Wales, Ruins of a Castle in, ii. 339
Ossian, Written in a blank leaf of | Processions (Chamouny), iii. 166 Prophecy, A (Feb., 1807), iii. 83 Punishment of Death, Sonnets upon the, iv. 297
Macpherson's, iv. 169
Our Lady of the Snow, iii. 145 Owl, The, iv. 130
Oxford, 1820 (Two Son.), ii. 335
of the Duke of Wellington, On a, ii. 357
RAILWAY, On the projected Kendal and Windermere, ii. 368 Railways, &c., iv. 183 Rainbow, i. 166
Raisley Calvert, To the Memory of, ii. 308
Ranz des Vaches, On hearing the,
iii. 149
Personal Talk, iv. 218 Persuasion, iv. 12 Peter Bell, ii. 244
On the detraction which Regrets, iv. 80 followed, &c. ii. 296 Pet Lamb, The, i. 194 Philoctetes, ii. 343
-, Imaginative, iv. 45 Repentance, i. 270 Reproof, iv. 17
Picture, Upon the sight of a beau- Resolution and Independence, ii. 132 tiful, ii. 290 Resting-place, The (Two Son.), iii. 257
Piety, Filial, ii. 352
Pilgrim Fathers (Two Son.), iv. 67 Pilgrim's Dream, The, ii. 48 Pillar of Trajan, The, iii. 221 Places of Worship, iv. 70 Plea for Authors, A, ii. 363
Retired Mariner, By a, iv. 163 Retirement, ii. 314 Return, iii. 252
"> The Mother's, i. 173 to Grasmere, iii. 34
Poet and the Turtle-dove, The, ii. 51 Rhine, Upon the Banks of, iii. 137 Poet's Dream, The, i. 208 Richard the First, iv. 25 Epitaph, iv. 208
Point at issue, The, iv. 47 Point Rash Judgment, i. 352 Poor Robin, iv. 326
Poor Susan, The Reverie of, ii. 111 Popery, Kevival of, iv. 49 Portrait, Lines suggested by a, (Two Poems), iv. 278
Recovery, iv. 6 Redbreast chasing the Butterfly, The, ii. 32
The, i. 338
To a, (S. H.), iv. 329 Reflections, iv. 46 Reformation, View of the Troubles of, iv. 51 Reformers, Eminent (Two Son.), iv.
53
in Exile (English), iv. 52
Richmond Hill (Thomson), ii. 338 Rill, The, ii. 287
Robinson, To H. C. (Tour in Italy, 1837), iii. 181
Rob Roy's Grave, iii. 22 Rock, Inscribed upon a (Hermit's Cell), v. 12
Rocks, Two heath-clad, i. 359 Rocky Stream, Composed on the Banks of a, ii. 331 Roman Antiquities, ii. 349 (Old Penrith),
iv. 119
Temptations
Refinements, from, iv. 7
Rome (Two Son.), iii. 200
At (Three Son ), iii. 197
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The Pine of Monte Mario at, iii. 196 Roslin Chapel, Composed in, iv. 100 Rotha Q., To, ii. 347
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