"Address to the Irish People,"
83 85
"Address to the People on the
Death of the Princess Char-
lotte," 135
"Adonais," 172
"Alastor," extracts from, 20; its
growth, 112; description and
criticism, 115
"Ariel to Miranda take," 182
"Boat on the Serchio," extract
from, 31, 170
Boinville, Mrs., 95
Byron, Lord, intrigue with Claire
Clairmont, 118; lives in Geneva
with his physician and friend
Polidori, becomes acquainted
with Shelley, friendship between
the two poets, 119; commences
the tale, "The Vampire," 121;
conduct to Claire Clairmont
anent their daughter Allegra ;
Shelley acts as mediator, 139;
Byron gives the Shelleys and
Claire Clairmont the use of his
villa at Este, 140; sees Shelley
at Ravenna, 176; Byron meets
Trelawny and Shelley at Pisa,
178; Byron at Shelley's crema-
tion, 189, et seq.
Clairmont, Claire (Clara Mary
Jane), daughter of William
Godwin's second wife by a
former marriage, sister by
courtesy of Mary Godwin, ac-
companies Mary and Shelley to
Switzerland and elsewhere, 105;
leaves them for a time, 109;
urges them to go to Geneva so
that she may again meet Byron,
118; birth of her daughter, 125;
the child is christened by the
name of Allegra, and mother
and child accompany the Shel-
leys to Italy in 1818, 136; she
sends Allegra to Byron, later
Shelley accompanies her to
Venice in order to secure to
her the custody of her child,
138; goes with the Shelleys to
Byron's villa at Este, 140; she
returns the child to Byron in
order not to hurt the child's
prospects, 143; she leaves the
Shelleys' home, and becomes a
governess in Florence, 159
Clairmont, Charles, brother to
Claire Clairmont, goes an ex-
cursion with Mary, Shelley, and
Peacock, 110
"Cloud, The," 153
"Defence of Poetry," 169
Dowden, Prof., "Life of Shel-
ley," reference to, or extracts
from, 14, 35, 36, 70, 81, 93, 126,
156
Edwards, Rev. Mr., Shelley's first
tutor, 21
Eton, Shelley sent to, 28, 31, 34;
30th July, 1810, he makes his
school speech, 36
"Epipsychidion," 165-169
Garnett, Mr. Richard, his lines en-
graved on fireplace of room in
which Shelley was born, 15
Gisborne, Mr. and Mrs., 137
Godwin, Mary W., see Mary
Shelley
Godwin, William, corresponds
with Shelley, 80, 82; meets
him, 88; irate at his daughter's
elopement, 106; disagreement
Necessity of Atheism," and
Hogg's expulsion with Shelley
from the University on March
25th, 1811, 48; they go to
London together, 50; lends
Shelley money, 57; goes with
him to see the latter's sisters at
their school at Clapham; Hogg
hears that Shelley intends to
elope with Harriet and counsels
marriage, 65; lends Shelley
10, 69; joins the young couple
in Edinburgh, 71; his rupture
with Shelley, 76; reconciliation
with Shelley, 88
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