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LIBRARY OF THE
WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
- ANCIENT AND MODERN CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
  - HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE LUCIA GILBERT RUNKLE GEORGE HENRY WARNER
    - Connoisseur Edition Vol. IX.
    - NEW YORK THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
  - Connoisseur Edition Vol. IX.
  - NEW YORK THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
  - Connoisseur Edition
- HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE LUCIA GILBERT RUNKLE GEORGE HENRY WARNER
  - Connoisseur Edition Vol. IX.
  - NEW YORK THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
- Connoisseur Edition Vol. IX.
- NEW YORK THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
- Connoisseur Edition
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
  - VOL. IX
- VOL. IX
- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
  - VOLUME IX
  - VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- VOLUME IX
- VIGNETTE PORTRAITS
- ADELBERT VON CHAMISSO
  - (1781-1838)
  - THE BARGAIN
    - From 'The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl'
  - From 'The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl'
  - FROM 'WOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE'
- (1781-1838)
- THE BARGAIN
  - From 'The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl'
- From 'The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl'
- FROM 'WOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE'
- WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING
  - (1780-1842)
  - THE PASSION FOR POWER
    - From 'The Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte'
  - From 'The Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte'
  - THE CAUSES OF WAR
    - From a 'Discourse delivered before the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts'
  - From a 'Discourse delivered before the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts'
  - SPIRITUAL FREEDOM
    - From the 'Discourse on Spiritual Freedom,' 1830
  - From the 'Discourse on Spiritual Freedom,' 1830
- (1780-1842)
- THE PASSION FOR POWER
  - From 'The Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte'
- From 'The Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte'
- THE CAUSES OF WAR
  - From a 'Discourse delivered before the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts'
- From a 'Discourse delivered before the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts'
- SPIRITUAL FREEDOM
  - From the 'Discourse on Spiritual Freedom,' 1830
- From the 'Discourse on Spiritual Freedom,' 1830
- GEORGE CHAPMAN
  - (1559?-1634)
  - ULYSSES AND NAUSICAA
    - From the Translation of Homer's Odyssey
  - From the Translation of Homer's Odyssey
  - THE DUKE OF BYRON IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH
    - From the 'Tragedy of Charles, Duke of Byron'
  - From the 'Tragedy of Charles, Duke of Byron'
- (1559?-1634)
- ULYSSES AND NAUSICAA
  - From the Translation of Homer's Odyssey
- From the Translation of Homer's Odyssey
- THE DUKE OF BYRON IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH
  - From the 'Tragedy of Charles, Duke of Byron'
- From the 'Tragedy of Charles, Duke of Byron'
- FRANÇOIS RENÉ AUGUSTE CHÂTEAUBRIAND
  - (1768-1848)
  - CHRISTIANITY VINDICATED
    - From 'The Genius of Christianity'
  - From 'The Genius of Christianity'
  - DESCRIPTION OF A THUNDER-STORM IN THE FOREST
    - From 'Atala'
  - From 'Atala'
- (1768-1848)
- CHRISTIANITY VINDICATED
  - From 'The Genius of Christianity'
- From 'The Genius of Christianity'
- DESCRIPTION OF A THUNDER-STORM IN THE FOREST
  - From 'Atala'
- From 'Atala'
- THOMAS CHATTERTON
  - (1752-1770)
  - FINAL CHORUS FROM 'GODDWYN'
  - THE FAREWELL OF SIR CHARLES BALDWIN TO HIS WIFE
    - From 'The Bristowe Tragedie'
  - From 'The Bristowe Tragedie'
  - MYNSTRELLES SONGE
  - AN EXCELENTE BALADE OF CHARITTE
    - As Wroten bie the Gode Prieste Thomas Rowleie, 1464.
  - As Wroten bie the Gode Prieste Thomas Rowleie, 1464.
  - THE RESIGNATION
- (1752-1770)
- FINAL CHORUS FROM 'GODDWYN'
- THE FAREWELL OF SIR CHARLES BALDWIN TO HIS WIFE
  - From 'The Bristowe Tragedie'
- From 'The Bristowe Tragedie'
- MYNSTRELLES SONGE
- AN EXCELENTE BALADE OF CHARITTE
  - As Wroten bie the Gode Prieste Thomas Rowleie, 1464.
- As Wroten bie the Gode Prieste Thomas Rowleie, 1464.
- THE RESIGNATION
- GEOFFREY CHAUCER
  - (13—?-1400)
  - PROLOGUE TO THE 'CANTERBURY TALES'
  - THE TEMPLES OF VENUS, MARS, AND DIANA
    - From the Knight's Tale
  - From the Knight's Tale
  - THE PASSING OF THE FAIRIES
    - From the Wife of Bath's Tale
  - From the Wife of Bath's Tale
  - THE PARDONER'S TALE
  - THE NUN'S PRIESTS TALE
  - TRUTH
    - BALLADE OF GOOD COUNSEL
    - FOOTNOTES:
  - BALLADE OF GOOD COUNSEL
  - FOOTNOTES:
- (13—?-1400)
- PROLOGUE TO THE 'CANTERBURY TALES'
- THE TEMPLES OF VENUS, MARS, AND DIANA
  - From the Knight's Tale
- From the Knight's Tale
- THE PASSING OF THE FAIRIES
  - From the Wife of Bath's Tale
- From the Wife of Bath's Tale
- THE PARDONER'S TALE
- THE NUN'S PRIESTS TALE
- TRUTH
  - BALLADE OF GOOD COUNSEL
  - FOOTNOTES:
- BALLADE OF GOOD COUNSEL
- FOOTNOTES:
- ANDRÉ CHÉNIER
  - (1762-1794)
  - THE YOUNG CAPTIVE
  - ODE
- (1762-1794)
- THE YOUNG CAPTIVE
- ODE
- VICTOR CHERBULIEZ
  - (1829-)
  - THE SILENT DUEL
    - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
  - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
  - SAMUEL BROHL GIVES UP THE PLAY
    - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
  - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- (1829-)
- THE SILENT DUEL
  - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- SAMUEL BROHL GIVES UP THE PLAY
  - From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- From 'Samuel Brohl and Company'
- LORD CHESTERFIELD
  - (1694-1773)
  - FROM 'LETTERS TO HIS SON'
  - Concerning Manners
  - The Control of One's Countenance
  - Dress as an Index to Character
  - Some Remarks on Good Breeding
  - THE CHOICE OF A VOCATION
  - From 'Miscellaneous Works'
- (1694-1773)
- FROM 'LETTERS TO HIS SON'
- Concerning Manners
- The Control of One's Countenance
- Dress as an Index to Character
- Some Remarks on Good Breeding
- THE CHOICE OF A VOCATION
- From 'Miscellaneous Works'
- THE LITERATURE OF CHINA
  - SELECTED MAXIMS On Morals, Philosophy of Life, Character, Circumstances, etc.
    - From the Chinese Moralists
  - From the Chinese Moralists
- SELECTED MAXIMS On Morals, Philosophy of Life, Character, Circumstances, etc.
  - From the Chinese Moralists
- From the Chinese Moralists
- RUFUS CHOATE
  - (1799-1859)
  - THE PURITAN IN SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS LIFE
    - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
  - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
  - THE NEW-ENGLANDER'S CHARACTER
    - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
  - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
  - OF THE AMERICAN BAR
    - From the Address before the Cambridge Law School, 1845
  - From the Address before the Cambridge Law School, 1845
  - DANIEL WEBSTER
    - From Eulogy delivered at Dartmouth College, 1853
  - From Eulogy delivered at Dartmouth College, 1853
- (1799-1859)
- THE PURITAN IN SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS LIFE
  - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- THE NEW-ENGLANDER'S CHARACTER
  - From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- From Address Delivered at the Ipswich Centennial, 1834
- OF THE AMERICAN BAR
  - From the Address before the Cambridge Law School, 1845
- From the Address before the Cambridge Law School, 1845
- DANIEL WEBSTER
  - From Eulogy delivered at Dartmouth College, 1853
- From Eulogy delivered at Dartmouth College, 1853
- ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM
  - (A.D. 347-407)
  - THAT REAL WEALTH IS FROM WITHIN
    - From the 'Treatise to prove that no one can harm the man who does not injure himself'
  - From the 'Treatise to prove that no one can harm the man who does not injure himself'
  - ON ENCOURAGEMENT DURING ADVERSITY
    - From the 'Letters to Olympias'
  - From the 'Letters to Olympias'
  - CONCERNING THE STATUTES
    - From Homily VIII.
  - From Homily VIII.
- (A.D. 347-407)
- THAT REAL WEALTH IS FROM WITHIN
  - From the 'Treatise to prove that no one can harm the man who does not injure himself'
- From the 'Treatise to prove that no one can harm the man who does not injure himself'
- ON ENCOURAGEMENT DURING ADVERSITY
  - From the 'Letters to Olympias'
- From the 'Letters to Olympias'
- CONCERNING THE STATUTES
  - From Homily VIII.
- From Homily VIII.
- MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO
  - (106-43 B.C.)
    - Resumé of General Bibliography
  - Resumé of General Bibliography
  - OF THE OFFICES OF LITERATURE AND POETRY
    - From the 'Oration for the Poet Archias'
  - From the 'Oration for the Poet Archias'
  - HONORS PROPOSED FOR THE DEAD STATESMAN SULPICIUS
    - From the 'Ninth Philippic'
  - From the 'Ninth Philippic'
  - OLD FRIENDS BETTER THAN NEW
    - From the 'Dialogue on Friendship'
  - From the 'Dialogue on Friendship'
  - HONORED OLD AGE
    - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
  - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
  - DEATH IS WELCOME TO THE OLD
    - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
  - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
  - GREAT ORATORS AND THEIR TRAINING
    - From the 'Dialogue on Oratory'
  - From the 'Dialogue on Oratory'
  - CICERO TO TIRO
  - CICERO TO ATTICUS
  - SULPICIUS CONSOLES CICERO AFTER HIS DAUGHTER TULLIA'S DEATH
  - CICERO'S REPLY TO SULPICIUS
  - A HOMESICK EXILE
  - CICERO'S VACILLATION IN THE CIVIL WAR
  - CICERO'S CORRESPONDENTS
    - CÆSAR TO CICERO
    - CÆSAR TO CICERO
    - POMPEY TO CICERO
    - CÆLIUS IN ROME TO CICERO IN CILICIA
    - MATIUS TO CICERO
  - CÆSAR TO CICERO
  - CÆSAR TO CICERO
  - POMPEY TO CICERO
  - CÆLIUS IN ROME TO CICERO IN CILICIA
  - MATIUS TO CICERO
  - THE DREAM OF SCIPIO
    - From the Dialogue (The Republic): Translation of Prof. T.R. Lounsbury
    - FOOTNOTES:
  - From the Dialogue (The Republic): Translation of Prof. T.R. Lounsbury
  - FOOTNOTES:
- (106-43 B.C.)
  - Resumé of General Bibliography
- Resumé of General Bibliography
- OF THE OFFICES OF LITERATURE AND POETRY
  - From the 'Oration for the Poet Archias'
- From the 'Oration for the Poet Archias'
- HONORS PROPOSED FOR THE DEAD STATESMAN SULPICIUS
  - From the 'Ninth Philippic'
- From the 'Ninth Philippic'
- OLD FRIENDS BETTER THAN NEW
  - From the 'Dialogue on Friendship'
- From the 'Dialogue on Friendship'
- HONORED OLD AGE
  - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- DEATH IS WELCOME TO THE OLD
  - From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- From the 'Dialogue on Old Age'
- GREAT ORATORS AND THEIR TRAINING
  - From the 'Dialogue on Oratory'
- From the 'Dialogue on Oratory'
- CICERO TO TIRO
- CICERO TO ATTICUS
- SULPICIUS CONSOLES CICERO AFTER HIS DAUGHTER TULLIA'S DEATH
- CICERO'S REPLY TO SULPICIUS
- A HOMESICK EXILE
- CICERO'S VACILLATION IN THE CIVIL WAR
- CICERO'S CORRESPONDENTS
  - CÆSAR TO CICERO
  - CÆSAR TO CICERO
  - POMPEY TO CICERO
  - CÆLIUS IN ROME TO CICERO IN CILICIA
  - MATIUS TO CICERO
- CÆSAR TO CICERO
- CÆSAR TO CICERO
- POMPEY TO CICERO
- CÆLIUS IN ROME TO CICERO IN CILICIA
- MATIUS TO CICERO
- THE DREAM OF SCIPIO
  - From the Dialogue (The Republic): Translation of Prof. T.R. Lounsbury
  - FOOTNOTES:
- From the Dialogue (The Republic): Translation of Prof. T.R. Lounsbury
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE CID
  - (1045?-1099)
  - FROM 'THE POEM OF MY CID'
  - Leaving Burgos
  - Farewell To his Wife at San Pedro de Cardeña
  - Battle Scene
  - The Challenges
  - Conclusion
- (1045?-1099)
- FROM 'THE POEM OF MY CID'
- Leaving Burgos
- Farewell To his Wife at San Pedro de Cardeña
- Battle Scene
- The Challenges
- Conclusion
- EARL OF CLARENDON
  - (EDWARD HYDE)
    - (1609-1674)
  - (1609-1674)
  - THE CHARACTER OF LORD FALKLAND
- (EDWARD HYDE)
  - (1609-1674)
- (1609-1674)
- THE CHARACTER OF LORD FALKLAND
- MARCUS A. H. CLARKE
  - (1846-1881)
  - HOW A PENAL SYSTEM CAN WORK
    - From 'His Natural Life'
  - From 'His Natural Life'
  - THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH
    - From 'His Natural Life'
  - From 'His Natural Life'
- (1846-1881)
- HOW A PENAL SYSTEM CAN WORK
  - From 'His Natural Life'
- From 'His Natural Life'
- THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH
  - From 'His Natural Life'
- From 'His Natural Life'
- MATTHIAS CLAUDIUS
  - (1740-1815)
  - SPECULATIONS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
    - From the Wandsbecker Bote
  - From the Wandsbecker Bote
  - RHINE WINE
  - WINTER
    - A SONG TO BE SUNG BEHIND THE STOVE
  - A SONG TO BE SUNG BEHIND THE STOVE
  - NIGHT SONG
- (1740-1815)
- SPECULATIONS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
  - From the Wandsbecker Bote
- From the Wandsbecker Bote
- RHINE WINE
- WINTER
  - A SONG TO BE SUNG BEHIND THE STOVE
- A SONG TO BE SUNG BEHIND THE STOVE
- NIGHT SONG
- HENRY CLAY
  - (1777-1852)
    - War of 1812
    - Treaty of Ghent
    - Missouri Compromise
    - Internal Improvements
    - Spanish-American Independence
    - The American System
    - Secretary of State
    - His Position on African Slavery
    - The Compromise of 1850
  - War of 1812
  - Treaty of Ghent
  - Missouri Compromise
  - Internal Improvements
  - Spanish-American Independence
  - The American System
  - Secretary of State
  - His Position on African Slavery
  - The Compromise of 1850
  - PUBLIC SPIRIT IN POLITICS
    - From a Speech at Buffalo, July 17th, 1839
  - From a Speech at Buffalo, July 17th, 1839
  - ON THE GREEK STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
    - From a Speech in 1824
  - From a Speech in 1824
  - SOUTH-AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AS RELATED TO THE UNITED STATES
    - From a Speech before the House of Representatives in 1818
  - From a Speech before the House of Representatives in 1818
  - FROM THE VALEDICTORY TO THE SENATE, DELIVERED IN 1842
  - FROM THE LEXINGTON 'SPEECH ON RETIREMENT TO PRIVATE LIFE'
- (1777-1852)
  - War of 1812
  - Treaty of Ghent
  - Missouri Compromise
  - Internal Improvements
  - Spanish-American Independence
  - The American System
  - Secretary of State
  - His Position on African Slavery
  - The Compromise of 1850
- War of 1812
- Treaty of Ghent
- Missouri Compromise
- Internal Improvements
- Spanish-American Independence
- The American System
- Secretary of State
- His Position on African Slavery
- The Compromise of 1850
- PUBLIC SPIRIT IN POLITICS
  - From a Speech at Buffalo, July 17th, 1839
- From a Speech at Buffalo, July 17th, 1839
- ON THE GREEK STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
  - From a Speech in 1824
- From a Speech in 1824
- SOUTH-AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AS RELATED TO THE UNITED STATES
  - From a Speech before the House of Representatives in 1818
- From a Speech before the House of Representatives in 1818
- FROM THE VALEDICTORY TO THE SENATE, DELIVERED IN 1842
- FROM THE LEXINGTON 'SPEECH ON RETIREMENT TO PRIVATE LIFE'
- CLEANTHES
  - (331-232 B.C.)
  - HYMN TO ZEUS
- (331-232 B.C.)
- HYMN TO ZEUS
- SAMUEL LANGHORNE CLEMENS (MARK TWAIN)
  - (1835-)
  - THE CHILD OF CALAMITY
    - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - A STEAMBOAT LANDING AT A SMALL TOWN
    - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - THE HIGH RIVER: AND A PHANTOM PILOT
    - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - AN ENCHANTING RIVER SCENE
    - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - THE LIGHTNING PILOT
    - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
  - AN EXPEDITION AGAINST OGRES
    - From 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
  - From 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
  - THE TRUE PRINCE AND THE FEIGNED ONE
    - From 'The Prince and the Pauper': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
  - From 'The Prince and the Pauper': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
- (1835-)
- THE CHILD OF CALAMITY
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- A STEAMBOAT LANDING AT A SMALL TOWN
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- THE HIGH RIVER: AND A PHANTOM PILOT
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- AN ENCHANTING RIVER SCENE
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- THE LIGHTNING PILOT
  - From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- From 'Life on the Mississippi': copyright 1883, by James R. Osgood and Company
- AN EXPEDITION AGAINST OGRES
  - From 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
- From 'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
- THE TRUE PRINCE AND THE FEIGNED ONE
  - From 'The Prince and the Pauper': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
- From 'The Prince and the Pauper': copyright 1889, by Charles L. Webster and Company
- ARTHUR HUGH CLOUGH
  - (1819-1861)
  - THERE IS NO GOD
  - THE LATEST DECALOGUE
  - TO THE UNKNOWN GOD
  - EASTER DAY
    - NAPLES, 1849
  - NAPLES, 1849
  - IT FORTIFIES MY SOUL TO KNOW
  - SAY NOT, THE STRUGGLE NAUGHT AVAILETH
  - COME BACK
  - AS SHIPS BECALMED
  - THE UNKNOWN COURSE
  - THE GONDOLA
  - THE POET'S PLACE IN LIFE
  - ON KEEPING WITHIN ONE'S PROPER SPHERE
    - From 'The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich'
  - From 'The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich'
  - CONSIDER IT AGAIN
    - FOOTNOTES:
  - FOOTNOTES:
- (1819-1861)
- THERE IS NO GOD
- THE LATEST DECALOGUE
- TO THE UNKNOWN GOD
- EASTER DAY
  - NAPLES, 1849
- NAPLES, 1849
- IT FORTIFIES MY SOUL TO KNOW
- SAY NOT, THE STRUGGLE NAUGHT AVAILETH
- COME BACK
- AS SHIPS BECALMED
- THE UNKNOWN COURSE
- THE GONDOLA
- THE POET'S PLACE IN LIFE
- ON KEEPING WITHIN ONE'S PROPER SPHERE
  - From 'The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich'
- From 'The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich'
- CONSIDER IT AGAIN
  - FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTES:
- SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE
  - (1772-1834)
- (1772-1834)
- KUBLA KHAN
  - THE ALBATROSS
    - From 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
  - From 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
  - TIME, REAL AND IMAGINARY
  - DEJECTION: AN ODE
  - Ballad of Sir Patrick Spence.
  - THE THREE TREASURES
  - TO A GENTLEMAN
  - Composed on the Night after His Recitation of a Poem On the Growth of an Individual Mind
  - ODE TO GEORGIANA, DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE
  - On the Twenty-fourth Stanza in Her 'Passage over Mount Gothard'
  - THE PAINS OF SLEEP
  - SONG, BY GLYCINE
  - YOUTH AND AGE
  - PHANTOM OR FACT?
- THE ALBATROSS
  - From 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
- From 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'
- TIME, REAL AND IMAGINARY
- DEJECTION: AN ODE
- Ballad of Sir Patrick Spence.
- THE THREE TREASURES
- TO A GENTLEMAN
- Composed on the Night after His Recitation of a Poem On the Growth of an Individual Mind
- ODE TO GEORGIANA, DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE
- On the Twenty-fourth Stanza in Her 'Passage over Mount Gothard'
- THE PAINS OF SLEEP
- SONG, BY GLYCINE
- YOUTH AND AGE
- PHANTOM OR FACT?
- WILLIAM COLLINS
  - (1721-1759)
  - HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE
  - THE PASSIONS
  - TO EVENING
  - ODE ON THE DEATH OF THOMSON
- (1721-1759)
- HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE
- THE PASSIONS
- TO EVENING
- ODE ON THE DEATH OF THOMSON
- WILLIAM WILKIE COLLINS
  - (1824-1889)
  - THE SLEEP-WALKING
    - From 'The Moonstone'
  - From 'The Moonstone'
  - COUNT FOSCO
    - From 'The Woman in White'
  - From 'The Woman in White'
  - TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
- (1824-1889)
- THE SLEEP-WALKING
  - From 'The Moonstone'
- From 'The Moonstone'
- COUNT FOSCO
  - From 'The Woman in White'
- From 'The Woman in White'
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

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