CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.

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1 The White Doe of Rylstone, in Seven

Cantos

113 The Prioress's Tale

MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS,

IN TWO PARTS. PART I.

129 Prefatory Sonnet

130 There is a little

131 Upon the sight of a beautiful Picture

132 The fairest, brightest

133 With how sad steps

134 Aerial Rock

135 Written upon a blank Leaf

136 The Wild-Duck's Nest

137 Fallen, and diffused

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138 Methought I saw

139 Surprized by joy

140 How clear

141 To R. B. Haydon, Esq.

142 Composed in One of the Valleys of

Westmoreland

143 Grief, thou hast lost

144 To the River Derwent

145 I watch, and long

146 To a Snow-Drop

147 Captivity

148 Though narrow

149 Personal Tälk

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151

152

153 To Sleep

154 To Sleep

155 To Sleep

156 With Ships

157 It is a beauteous Evening

continued

continued

concluded

158 Composed on the Eve of the Marriage

of a Friend

159 On approaching Home

160 From the dark chambers

161 To the Memory of Raisley Calvert

MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS.

PART II.

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165 While not a leaf seems faded

166 Pure Element of Waters!

167 Gordale

168 Malham Cove

169 Composed during a severe Storm

170 Composed on the Banks of a Rocky

Stream

174 Brook! whose society

175 Hail Twilight

176 The Shepherd, looking eastward

177 Admonition

178 Beloved Vale!

179 To the Lady Beaumont

180 The World is too much with us

171 Written in very early Youth

172 Composed upon Westminster Bridge - 1803 1807

173 Pelion and Ossa

1807

181 How sweet it is, when

182 Where lies the Land

183 Even as a Dragon's eye

184 Mark the concentred

185 To the Poet, John Dyer

186 Composed after a journey across the

Hamilton Hills

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187 These words

188 Degenerate Douglas !

189 To the Lady Mary Lowther

190 On seeing a tuft of Snowdrops

191 From the Italian of Michael Angelo

192 From the same

193 From the same

194 I heard, alas !

195 The Stars are Mansions.

196 On the detraction which followed the

publication of a certain Poem

197 Eve's lingering Clouds.

198 Ye sacred Nurseries

199 Shame on this faithless heart

200 On the Death of his late Majesty

201 Fame tells of Groves

1820

❤ 1820

1820

1820

SONNETS DEDICATED TO LIBERTY,

IN TWO PARTS. PART I.

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295 Composed by the Sea-side, near Calais 1802

206 Calais

1802

1807

1801

1802

207 To a Friend

208 I grieved for Buonaparte

209 Festivals have I seen

210 On the extinction of the Venetian

Republic