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EARLIER POEMS.

EARLIER POEMS

THE SIRENS

IRENÉ

SERENADE

WITH A PRESSED FLOWER

THE BEGGAR

MY LOVE

SUMMER STORM

LOVE

TO PERDITA, SINGING

THE MOON

REMEMBERED MUSIC

SONG

ALLEGRA

THE FOUNTAIN

ODE

II

III

THE FATHERLAND

THE FORLORN

MIDNIGHT

A PRAYER

THE HERITAGE

THE ROSE: A BALLAD

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II

III

SONG

ROSALINE

A REQUIEM

A PARABLE

SONG

EARLIER POEMS.

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III

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XXVII

L'ENVOI

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A LEGEND OF BRITTANY

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PART SECOND

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PROMETHEUS

THE SHEPHERD OF KING ADMETUS

THE TOKEN

AN INCIDENT IN A RAILROAD CAR

RHOECUS

THE FALCON

TRIAL

I

II

A GLANCE BEHIND THE CURTAIN

A CHIPPEWA LEGEND

STANZAS ON FREEDOM

COLUMBUS

AN INCIDENT OF THE FIRE AT HAMBURG

THE SOWER

HUNGER AND COLD

THE LANDLORD

TO A PINE-TREE

SI DESCENDERO IN INFERNUM, ADES

TO THE PAST

TO THE FUTURE

HEBE

THE SEARCH

THE PRESENT CRISIS

AN INDIAN-SUMMER REVERIE

THE GROWTH OF THE LEGEND

A CONTRAST

EXTREME UNCTION

THE OAK

AMBROSE

ABOVE AND BELOW

I

II

THE CAPTIVE

THE BIRCH-TREE

AN INTERVIEW WITH MILES STANDISH

ON THE CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES NEAR WASHINGTON

TO THE DANDELION

THE GHOST-SEER

STUDIES FOR TWO HEADS

I

II

ON A PORTRAIT OF DANTE BY GIOTTO

ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND'S CHILD

EURYDICE

SHE CAME AND WENT

THE CHANGELING

THE PIONEER

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ODE TO FRANCE

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ANTI-APIS

A PARABLE

ODE

LINES

TO——

FREEDOM

BIBLIOLATRES

BEAVER BROOK

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KOSSUTH

TO LAMARTINE

TO JOHN GORHAM PALFREY

TO W.L. GARRISON

ON THE DEATH OF CHARLES TURNER TORREY

ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF DR. CHANNING

TO THE MEMORY OF HOOD

THE VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL

PRELUDE TO PART FIRST

PART FIRST

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PRELUDE TO PART SECOND

PART SECOND

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LETTER FROM BOSTON

A PRELIMINARY NOTE TO THE SECOND EDITION.

PRELUDE TO PART FIRST

PART FIRST

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PART SECOND

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PART II

PART III

FRAGMENTS OF AN UNFINISHED POEM

AN ORIENTAL APOLOGUE

PART III

NOTE TO TITLE-PAGE

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LEAVING THE MATTER OPEN

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JONATHAN TO JOHN

FESTINA LENTE

MORAL

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

KETTELOPOTOMACHIA

LIBER I

MY DEAR SIR,—

TO MR. BUCKENAM

MELIBOEUS-HIPPONAX

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JONATHAN TO JOHN

FESTINA LENTE

MORAL

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

KETTELOPOTOMACHIA

LIBER I

MY DEAR SIR,—

TO CHARLES ELIOT NORTON

UNDER THE WILLOWS

DARA

THE FIRST SNOW-FALL

THE SINGING LEAVES

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III

SEAWEED

THE FINDING OF THE LYRE

NEW-YEAR'S EVE, 1850

FOR AN AUTOGRAPH

AL FRESCO

MASACCIO

WITHOUT AND WITHIN

THE PARTING OF THE WAYS

GODMINSTER CHIMES

THE PARTING OF THE WAYS

ALADDIN

AN INVITATION

THE NOMADES

SELF-STUDY

PICTURES FROM APPLEDORE

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THE WIND-HARP

AUF WIEDERSEHEN

PALINODE

AFTER THE BURIAL

THE DEAD HOUSE

A MOOD

THE VOYAGE TO VINLAND

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III

MAHMOOD THE IMAGE-BREAKER

INVITA MINERVA

THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

YUSSOUF

THE DARKENED MIND

WHAT RABBI JEHOSHA SAID

ALL-SAINTS

A WINTER-EVENING HYMN TO MY FIRE

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FANCY'S CASUISTRY

TO MR. JOHN BARTLETT

ODE TO HAPPINESS

VILLA FRANCA

THE MINER

GOLD EGG: A DREAM-FANTASY

A FAMILIAR EPISTLE TO A FRIEND

AN EMBER PICTURE

TO H.W.L.

THE NIGHTINGALE IN THE STUDY

IN THE TWILIGHT

THE FOOT-PATH

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THE WASHERS OF THE SHROUD

TWO SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF BLONDEL

SCENE I.—Near a castle in Germany.

SCENE II.—An Inn near the Château of Chalus.

MEMORIAE POSITUM

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III

ON BOARD THE '76

ODE RECITED AT THE HARVARD COMMEMORATION

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L'ENVOI

TO THE MUSE

THE CATHEDRAL

THREE MEMORIAL POEMS

ODE

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UNDER THE OLD ELM

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AN ODE

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SCENE I.—Near a castle in Germany.

SCENE II.—An Inn near the Château of Chalus.

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TO THE MUSE

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I. FRIENDSHIP

AGASSIZ

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TO HOLMES

IN A COPY OF OMAR KHAYYÁM

ON RECEIVING A COPY OF MR. AUSTIN DOBSON'S 'OLD WORLD IDYLLS'

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II

TO C.F. BRADFORD

BANKSIDE

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II

III

IV

JOSEPH WINLOCK

SONNET

JEFFRIES WYMAN

TO A FRIEND

WITH AN ARMCHAIR

E.G. DE R.

BON VOYAGE

TO WHITTIER

ON AN AUTUMN SKETCH OF H.G. WILD

TO MISS D.T.

WITH A COPY OF AUCASSIN AND NICOLETE

ON PLANTING A TREE AT INVERARAY

AN EPISTLE TO GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS

POSTSCRIPT, 1887

II. SENTIMENT

ENDYMION

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THE BLACK PREACHER

ARCADIA REDIVIVA

THE NEST

PALINODE—DECEMBER

AGASSIZ

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ENDYMION

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BIRTHDAY VERSES

ESTRANGEMENT

PHOEBE

DAS EWIG-WEIBLICHE

THE RECALL

ABSENCE

MONNA LISA

THE OPTIMIST

ON BURNING SOME OLD LETTERS

THE PROTEST

THE PETITION

FACT OR FANCY?

AGRO-DOLCE

THE BROKEN TRYST

CASA SIN ALMA

A CHRISTMAS CAROL

MY PORTRAIT GALLERY

PAOLO TO FRANCESCA

SONNET

SONNET

THE DANCING BEAR

THE MAPLE

NIGHTWATCHES

DEATH OF QUEEN MERCEDES

PRISON OF CERVANTES

TO A LADY PLAYING ON THE CITHERN

THE EYE'S TREASURY

PESSIMOPTIMISM

THE BRAKES

A FOREBODING

UNDER THE OCTOBER MAPLES

LOVE'S CLOCK

ELEANOR MAKES MACAROONS

TELEPATHY

SCHERZO

'FRANCISCUS DE VERULAMIO SIC COGITAVIT'

AUSPEX

THE PREGNANT COMMENT

THE LESSON

SCIENCE AND POETRY

A NEW YEAR'S GREETING

THE DISCOVERY

WITH A SEASHELL

THE SECRET

FITZ ADAM'S STORY

THE ORIGIN OF DIDACTIC POETRY

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN

CREDIDIMUS JOVEM REGNARE

TEMPORA MUTANTUR

IN THE HALF-WAY HOUSE

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AT THE BURNS CENTENNIAL

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IN AN ALBUM

AT THE COMMENCEMENT DINNER, 1866

A PARABLE

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SAYINGS

INSCRIPTIONS

FOR A MEMORIAL WINDOW TO SIR WALTER RALEIGH, SET UP IN ST. MARGARET'S, WESTMINSTER, BY AMERICAN CONTRIBUTORS

PROPOSED FOR A SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' MONUMENT IN BOSTON

A MISCONCEPTION

THE BOSS

SUN-WORSHIP

CHANGED PERSPECTIVE

WITH A PAIR OF GLOVES LOST IN A WAGER

SIXTY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

HOW I CONSULTED THE ORACLE OF THE GOLDFISHES

TURNER'S OLD TÉMÉRAIRE

ST. MICHAEL THE WEIGHER

A VALENTINE

AN APRIL BIRTHDAY—AT SEA

LOVE AND THOUGHT

THE NOBLER LOVER

ON HEARING A SONATA OF BEETHOVEN'S PLAYED IN THE NEXT ROOM

VERSES

ON A BUST OF GENERAL GRANT

I. INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND SERIES OF BIGLOW PAPERS

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