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of, 489

Bracknell, Stanza written at, 485

Bridal Song, A, 575

Another Version, 575

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CALDERON'S Cisma d'Inglaterra, 686

Magico Prodigioso, Scenes from, 640

Carlton House, On a Fête at, 678

Castlereagh Administration, Lines written dur-
ing the, 521

Castor and Pollux, Homer's Hymn to, 618
Cat, Verses on a, 661

Cavalcanti, Sonnet from the Italian of, 640
Cenci, The, 297

Chamouni, Lines written in the Vale of, 493
Charles the First, 460
Circumstance, 635

Cisma d'Inglaterra, Calderon's, 686

Cloud-Chariot, A, 504

Cloud, The, 542

Coleridge, To, 488

Consequence, 566

Constantia, To, 499

- To, Singing, 499

Convito, First Canzone of the, 637
Critic, Lines to a, 505

Cyclops of Euripides, The, 621

DÆMON of the World, The, 70

Dante, Sonnet from the Italian of, 637

Death: "Death is here and death is there," 558
"They die-the dead return not-Misery,"

503

Dejection, Stanzas written in, 514

Deserts of Sleep, The, 566

Devil's Walk, The: A Ballad, 681

Dialogue: "For my dagger is bathed in the
blood of the brave," 662

Dirge, A, 597

for the Year, 568

Drama, Fragments of an Unfinished, 455

EARTH, Homer's Hymn to, 619

Edward Williams, To, 573

Emilia Viviani, To, 570

England in 1819, 524

England, To the People of, 523

Epipsychidion, 404

Epitaph, 598

Epitaphium, 661

Euganean Hills, Line's written among the, 508

Euripides, The Cyclops of, 621

Evening Ponte a Mare, Pisa, 584

Exhortation, An, 527,

Eyes: A Fragment, 665

FACE, A, 566

Faded Violet, On a, 508

False Laurels and True, 589

Famine, The Tower of, 559

Feelings of a Republican on the Fall of Bona-
parte, 489

Fellowship of Souls, 531

Fête at Carlton House; Fragment on a, 678
Fiordispina, 564

First Canzone of the Convito, The, 637
Forebodings, 531

Fugitives, The, 570

Fragments-

A Cloud-Chariot, 504

Adapted from the Vita Nuova of Dante, 640
A Face, 566

"A gentle Story of two Lovers young," 530
"Alas! this is not what I thought Life
was," 567

A Lost Leader, 520

Ambushed Dangers, 588

Fragments:-

HARRIET, To: A Fragment, 681

"And that I walk thus proudly crowned," Hate-Song, A, 505

589

Appeal to Silence, 520

A Roman's Chamber, 532

A Tale Untold, 532

A Wanderer, 588

Consequence, 566

False Laurels and True, 589

Fellowship of Souls, 531

"Follow to the deep wood's Weeds," 530

Forebodings, 531

From the Wandering Jew, 662

"Great Spirit," 589

Helen and Henry, 496

Home, 496

Hope, Fear, and Doubt, 566

"I Faint, I Perish, with my Love," 588

"I would not be a King," 580

Love Immortal, 505

Love's Atmosphere, 530

Love the Universe, 530

Heaven, Öde to, 525

Helen and Henry, 496

Helen, Rosalind and, 215

Helena, Kissing, 634
Hellas, 432

Prologue to; Fragments written for, 580
Home, 496

Homer, his Hymn to Castor and Pollux, 618
to the Earth: Mother of All, 619

to Mercury, 603

to Minerva, 620
to the Moon, 618

to the Sun, 619
to Venus, 620

Hope, Fear, and Doubt, 566
Horologium, 662

Hymn of Apollo, 552

of Pan, 553

to Intellectual Beauty, 491

"Methought I was a Billow in the Crowd," ICICLE that clung to the Grass of a Grave, On

587

Milton's Spirit, 567

Of an Unfinished Drama, 455

Of the Elegy on the Death of Adonis, 635

Of the Elegy on the Death of Bion, 636
Omens, 661

On Keats, 587

"O Thou Immortal Deity," 589

Peace surrounding Life, 588

Poetry and Music, 531

Rain, 588

Rain and Wind, 532

Reminiscence and Desire, 531

Rome and Nature, 532

Satan at Large, 505

Song of the Furies, 531

The Awakener, 588

The Deserts of Sleep, 566
The Fight was o'er, 505

"The Lady of the South," 588

"The rude Wind is singing," 589
The Stream's Margin, 520
The Tomb of Memory, 531
Thoughts in Solitude, 505
To Byron, 520

To Harriet, 681

To Italy, 532

To One freed from Prison, 504
To One Singing, 500

To the Moon, 598

To the People of England, 523
Unrisen Splendour, 567
Unsatisfied Desire, 505

Visitations of Calm Thoughts, 531
"Wake the Serpent not," 532
Weariness, 566

"What Men gain fairly," 523

Wine of Eglantine, 532

"GATHER, O gather," 525
Ginevra, 581

Godwin, On Fanny, 503

To Mary Wollstonecraft, 486

Goethe's Faust, Scenes from, 651
Good Night, 562

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Love's Rose, 664

Love the Universe, 530

Lyric to the Moon, Variation of the, 532

MADDALO, Julian and, 233

Magnetic Lady to her Patient, The, 593
Marenghi, 516

Margaret Nicholson.
ments of

See Posthumous Frag-

Maria Gisborne Letter to, 369
Marianne's Dream, 496

Marseillaise Hymn, Stanza from a Translation
of the, 676

Mary, To, who died in this Opinion, 679
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, To, 486

Mask of Anarchy, 347; Cancelled Stanza of,
533

Matilda gathering Flowers, 639
Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci, 529
Men of England, Song to the, 522
Mercury, Homer's Hymn to, 603
"Mighty Eagle," 500
Milton's Spirit, 567

Minerva, Homer's Hymn to, 620
Misery, To, 513
Moonbeam, To the, 663

Moon, Homer's Hymn to, 618

The Waning, 558

To the, 558, 598, 663

Mont Blanc, 493

Moschus, from the Greek of, 636

Music, 587

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Music, To, 500; Another Fragment to Music, RAIN, 588

500

Mutability, 487, 571

NAPLES, Ode to, 555,

and Wind, 532

Remembrance, 573

Reminiscence and Desire, 531

Napoleon, Lines written on hearing of the Reviewer, Lines to a, 561

Republicans of North America, To the, 680

Death of, 572

National Anthem, A New, 523

Night, To, 568

Nightingale, The Woodman and the, 515
Nile, To the, 507

North America, To the Republicans of, 680

ODE to Heaven, 525

to Liberty, 545; Cancelled Passage to, 550
To the Assertors of Liberty, 524

to Naples, 555

to the West Wind, 526

Revolt of Islam, The, 95
Roman's Chamber, A, 532
Rome and Nature, 532
Rosalind and Helen, 215

SATAN at Large, 505

Satire on Satire, Fragment of a

a, 561

St. Irvyne, or the Rosicrucian, Poems from, 665
Scene from Tasso, 512

Scenes from Calderon's Magico Prodigioso, 640
from Goethe's Faust, 651

Edipus Tyrannus; or Swellfoot the Tyrant, Sea, a Vision of the, 539
389

Omens, A Fragment, 661

On a Faded Violet, 508

Sensitive Plant, The, 533; Cancelled Passage of,

539

Serchio, The Boat on the, 585

On Death: "The pale, the cold, and the moony Shelley, Mary, To (two poems), 529

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Summer and Winter, 559

shire, 487

Sunset, The, 490

"I fear thy kisses, gentle maiden,'
:"Music, when soft voices die," 571
: One word is too often profaned,"
: "When passion's trance is overpast,"

: "Yet look on me-take not thine
eyes away," 486

Tower of Famine, The, 559
Triumph of Life, The, 474

UGOLINO, 685

Unrisen Splendour, 567
Unsatisfied Desire, 505

VARIATION of the Lyric to the Moon, 532
Venus, Homer's Hymn to, 620

Verses on a Cat, 661

Vine amid Ruins, The, 520

Virgil's Tenth Eclogue, From, 637
Vision of the Sea, A, 539

Visitations of Calm Thoughts, 531

Evening, Churchyard, Lechlade, Gloucester- Vita Nuova of Dante, Fragment adapted from

Sun, Homer's Hymn to, 618

the, 640

Viviani, Emilia, To, 570

WANDERER, A, 588

TALE of Society, A, as it is: From Facts, 1811, Wandering Jew, Fragment from the, 662

679

Untold, A, 532

"Tasso," Scene from, 512; Song for, 513

The Fight was o'er, 505

Thoughts in Solitude, 505

Time, 569

Long Past, 566

To Death: "Death! where is thy victory?" 664
: "O Mary dear, that you were

To Mary

here," 508

Tomb of Memory, The, 531
To-morrow, 588

Weariness, 566

West Wind, Ode to the, 526
Williams, Edward, To, 573
Wine of Eglantine, 532
Witch of Atlas, The, 374,

Woodman and the Nightingale, The, 515
World's Wanderers, The, 560
Wordsworth, To, 489

YEAR, Dirge for the, 568

ZUCCA, The, 591

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