Poetical Works of Matthew Arnold
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POETICAL WORKS OF MATTHEW ARNOLD
CONTENTS
EARLY POEMS
NARRATIVE POEMS
SONNETS
LYRIC POEMS
ELEGIAC POEMS
DRAMATIC POEMS
LATER POEMS
EARLY POEMS
SONNETS
QUIET WORK
TO A FRIEND
SHAKESPEARE
WRITTEN IN EMERSON'S ESSAYS
WRITTEN IN BUTLER'S SERMONS
TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
ON HEARING HIM MISPRAISED
IN HARMONY WITH NATURE
TO A PREACHER
TO GEORGE CRUIKSHANK
ON SEEING, IN THE COUNTRY, HIS PICTURE OF "THE BOTTLE"
TO A REPUBLICAN FRIEND, 1848
CONTINUED
RELIGIOUS ISOLATION
TO THE SAME FRIEND
MYCERINUS[2]
THE CHURCH OF BROU
I
The Castle
II
The Church
III
The Tomb
A MODERN SAPPHO
REQUIESCAT
YOUTH AND CALM
A MEMORY-PICTURE
A DREAM
THE NEW SIRENS
THE VOICE
YOUTH'S AGITATIONS
THE WORLD'S TRIUMPHS
STAGIRIUS[3]
HUMAN LIFE
TO A GIPSY CHILD BY THE SEA-SHORE
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN
A QUESTION
TO FAUSTA
IN UTRUMQUE PARATUS
THE WORLD AND THE QUIETIST
TO CRITIAS
HORATIAN ECHO[4]
(TO AN AMBITIOUS FRIEND)
THE SECOND BEST
CONSOLATION
FOOTNOTE:
RESIGNATION
TO FAUSTA
NARRATIVE POEMS
SOHRAB AND RUSTUM[6]
AN EPISODE
THE SICK KING IN BOKHARA
BALDER DEAD[7]
TRISTRAM AND ISEULT[8]
SAINT BRANDAN
THE NECKAN
THE FORSAKEN MERMAN
SONNETS
AUSTERITY OF POETRY
A PICTURE AT NEWSTEAD
RACHEL
WORLDLY PLACE
EAST LONDON
WEST LONDON
EAST AND WEST
THE BETTER PART
THE DIVINITY
IMMORTALITY
THE GOOD SHEPHERD WITH THE KID
MONICA'S LAST PRAYER[12]
LYRIC POEMS
SWITZERLAND
THE STRAYED REVELLER
THE PORTICO OF CIRCE'S PALACE. EVENING
FRAGMENT OF AN "ANTIGONE"
FRAGMENT OF CHORUS OF A "DEJANEIRA"
EARLY DEATH AND FAME
PHILOMELA
URANIA
EUPHROSYNE
CALAIS SANDS
FADED LEAVES
DESPONDENCY
SELF-DECEPTION
DOVER BEACH
GROWING OLD
THE PROGRESS OF POESY
A VARIATION
NEW ROME
LINES WRITTEN FOR MISS STORY'S ALBUM
PIS-ALLER
THE LAST WORD
THE LORD'S MESSENGERS
A NAMELESS EPITAPH
BACCHANALIA; OR, THE NEW AGE
EPILOGUE TO LESSING'S LAOCOÖN
PERSISTENCY OF POETRY
A CAUTION TO POETS
THE YOUTH OF NATURE
THE YOUTH OF MAN
PALLADIUM
PROGRESS
REVOLUTIONS
SELF-DEPENDENCE
MORALITY
A SUMMER NIGHT
THE BURIED LIFE
LINES WRITTEN IN KENSINGTON GARDENS
A WISH
THE FUTURE
ELEGIAC POEMS
THE SCHOLAR-GIPSY[16]
THYRSIS[17]
A Monody, to commemorate the author's friend, Arthur Hugh Clough, who died at Florence, 1861.
MEMORIAL VERSES
APRIL, 1850
STANZAS IN MEMORY OF EDWARD QUILLINAN
STANZAS FROM CARNAC
A SOUTHERN NIGHT
HAWORTH CHURCHYARD
APRIL, 1855
EPILOGUE
RUGBY CHAPEL
November 1857
HEINE'S GRAVE
STANZAS FROM THE GRANDE CHARTREUSE
STANZAS IN MEMORY OF THE AUTHOR OF "OBERMANN"[25]
November, 1849
OBERMANN ONCE MORE
(COMPOSED MANY YEARS AFTER THE PRECEDING)
Savez-vous quelque bien qui console du regret d'un monde?
DRAMATIC POEMS
MEROPE A TRAGEDY
STORY OF THE DRAMA
PERSONS OF THE DRAMA
MEROPE
EMPEDOCLES ON ETNA
A DRAMATIC POEM
ACT I. SCENE I.
SCENE II
ACT II
LATER POEMS
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
July 25, 1881.
(The Day of Burial, in the Abbey, of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster.)
GEIST'S GRAVE
FOOTNOTE:
POOR MATTHIAS
KAISER DEAD
April 6, 1887.
NOTES
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