INDEX

Aaron’s Rod, [495]
Abbotsford, farewell to, [508]
Abencerrage, the, [67]
Aber church, sonnet on, [603]
Address to the Deity, [1]
Adopted child, the, [423]
Affection, prayer of, [596]
Aged friend, to an, [620]
Aged Indian, the, [56]
“Ah cease!” from Metastasio, [49]
Alaric in Italy, [95]
Album at Rosanna, lines written for the, [510]
— of Miss F. A. L., lines written in the, [295]
Alcestis, death-song of, [502]
— of Alfieri, the, [121]
Alfieri, the Alcestis of, [121]
Alhambra, the, [79] notes
Alp-horn song, [294]
Alpine horn, the, [545]
Alps, league of the, [234]
— the shepherd-poet of the, [512]
American forest girl, the, [406]
“Amidst the bitter tears,” from Camoens, [46]
Ancestral song, the, [467]
Ancient battle-song, [539]
— Greek chant of victory, [536]
— — song of exile, [349]
And I too in Arcadia, [541]
Anemone, the blue, to, [610]
Angel visits, [354]
Angel’s greeting, the, [499]
Angler, the, [489]
Annunciation, the, [598]
Anthony and Cleopatra, last banquet of, [93]
Antique Greek lament, [627]
— sepulchre, the, [493]
Arabella Stuart, [385]
Arnold de Brescia, [86] note
Ascending a hill leading to a convent, on, [49]
Asdrubal, the wife of, [97]
Assas, the fall of, [537]
Attendant, to his, from Horace, [298]
Autumn of 1834, records of the, [622]
Baillie, Joanna, [187]
Bandusia, to the fountain of, from Horace, [299]
Barb, jeu-d’esprit on the word, [139]
Bards, chant of the, [151]
— meeting of the, [246]
Barton, Bernard, to the daughter of, [485]
Basvigliana of Monti, the, [118]
Battle, the call to, [547]
Battle of Maclodio, the, an ode, [128]
Battlefield, the, [605]
Bed of heath, the, [562]
Beings of the mind, the, [477]
Bell at sea, the, [492]
Belshazzar’s feast, [219]
Bembo, translation from, [51]
Bended bow, the, [345]
Bentivoglio, sonnet from, [50]
Bernardo del Carpio, [456]
Bethany, the sisters of, [599]
Better land, the, [479]
“Bird that art singing,” [540]
— at sea, the, [556]
Bird’s release, the, [338]
Birds, the, [531]
— of passage, [434]
— of the air, the, [602]
Blackwood’s Magazine, [42], [66]
Blondel the Troubadour, [101]
Blue Anemone, to the, [610]
Books and flowers, [504]
Boon of memory, the, [382]
Bowl of liberty, the, [242]
Brandenburg harvest-song, from La Motte Fouqué, [348]
Breathings of spring, [432]
Breeze from shore, the, [378]
Bridal-day, the, [466]
Bride of the Greek isle, the, [388]
Brigand leader and his wife, the, [506]
“Brightly hast thou fled,” [562]
“Bring flowers,” [362]
Broken chain, the, [491]
— flower, the, [505]
— lute, the, [515]
Brother and sister in the country, to my, [2]
Brother’s dirge, the, [545]
Bruce at the source of the Nile, [368]
Burial in the desert, the, [516]
— of an emigrant’s child in the forest, the, [579]
— of William the Conqueror, the, [537]
Butler, William Archer, [293] note
Butterfly resting on a skull, lines to a, [491]
“By a mountain-stream at rest,” [566]
Caius Gracchus of Monti, translations from the, [133]
Call to battle, the, [547]
Cambrian in America, the, [148]
Camoens, translations from, [43]
Camoens’ Lusiad, translation from, [297]
Captivity, songs of, [545]
Caravan in the desert, the, [210]
Carolan’s prophecy, [414]
Caroline, to, [524]
Carpio, Bernardo del, [456]
Carthage, Marius among the ruins of, [212]
Casabianca, [369]
Castri, the view from, [251]
Caswallon’s triumph, [150]
Cathedral hymn, [574]
Cavern of the three Tells, the, [341]
Chamois hunter’s love, the, [450]
Chant of the bards before their massacre, [151]
Charlotte, the princess, stanzas on the death of, [59]
Charmed picture, the, [458]
Chatillon, de, a tragedy, [300]
Chaulieu, translation from, [52]
Chieftain’s son, the, [245]
Child and dove, the, [357]
— dirge of a, [54]
— of the forests, the, [359]
— reading the Bible, the, [583]
— to a, on his birthday, [355]
Child’s first grief, the, [502]
— last sleep, the, [431]
— morning and evening hymns, [532]
— return from the woodlands, the, [506]
Children whom Jesus blessed, the, [601]
Chorley, Mr, criticisms by, [292], [337], [445], [466], [517], [632]
Christ, on a remembered picture of, [601]
— bearing his cross, on a picture of, [607]
— Infant, with flowers, picture of the, [601]
— stilling the tempest, [355]
Christian Examiner, the, [336]
Christmas carol, [14], [437]
Church, old, in an English park, [603]
— in North Wales, a, [603]
Cicero, death of, [89] note
Cid, songs of the, [238]
Cid’s deathbed, the, [238]
— departure into exile, the, [238]
— funeral procession, the, [239]
— rising, the, [241]
Clanronald, death of, [58]
Cleopatra and Anthony, last banquet of, [93]
Cliffs of Dover, the, [376]
Clwyd river, the, [618]
Cœur-de-Lion at the bier of his father, [346]
Coleridge’s epitaph, on reading, [623]
“Come away,” [560]
“ — home,” [465]
“ — to me, dreams of heaven,” [564]
“ — — gentle sleep,” [567]
“Common sense,” the satire of, [66]
Communings with thought, [607]
Conqueror’s sleep, the, [365]
Conradin, the death of, [103]
Constantine, the last, [221]
Contadina, the, [361]
Conversation, memorial of a, [622]
Conway, residence at, [19]
Corinne at the Capitol, [469]
Coronation of Inez de Castro, the, [448]
Costanza, [407]
Cottage girl, the, [604]
Covent Garden, the Vespers of Palermo at, [186]
Crescentius, the widow of, [85]
Cross in the wilderness, the, [371]
— of the South, the, [294]
Crusader’s return, the, [363]
— war-song, the, [58]
Curfew-song of England, the, [553]
Daily paths, our, [370]
Dalecarlian mine, scene in a, [357]
Dargle, on a scene in the, [623]
Darkness of the crucifixion, the, [602]
Dartmoor, [141]
Datura Arborea, on the, [623]
Daughter of Bernard Barton, to the, [485]
Day of flowers, the, [592]
Death and the warrior, [490]
— the welcome to, [509]
— of Clanronald, the, [58]
— of Conradin, the, [103]
— of the Princess Charlotte, on the, [59]
Death-day of Körner, the, [425]
Death-song of Alcestis, the, [502]
De Chatillon, or the Crusaders, [300]
Deity, address to the, [1]
Delius, to, from Horace, [299]
Della Casa, sonnet from, [50]
Delos, song of, [535]
Delphi, the storm of, [241]
Delta, criticisms by, [315], [630]
Departed, the, [430]
— spirit, to a, [449]
Desert, the burial in the, [516]
— flower, the, [524]
Deserted house, the, [463]
Design and performance, [623]
Despondency and aspiration, [624]
Dial of flowers, the, [369]
Dirge, “Calm on the bosom,” [357]
— “Weep for the early lost,” [298]
— “Where shall we make,” [549]
— at sea, [559]
— of a child, [54]
— of the Highland chief in Waverley, [57]
Distant scene, to a, [619]
— ship, the, [434]
— sound of the sea, on the, [618]
Diver, the, [481]
Domestic affections, the, [15]
Dover cliffs, [376]
Dramatic scene between Bronwylfa and Rhyllon, [383]
Dreamer, the, [380]
Dreaming child, the, [458]
Dreams of heaven, [518]
— the dead, [624]
Druid chorus, &c., [145]
Dying bard’s prophecy, the, [152]
— girl and flowers, [556]
— Improvisatore, the, [379]
East, attraction of the, [620]
Easter-day in a mountain-churchyard, [581]
Echo song, [551]
Eclectic review, [633]
Eclogue from Camoens, [44]
Edinburgh Monthly Magazine, [106], [107], [253], [292]
— — Review, [43], [66], [106], [113]
— Review, [440]
Edith, [396]
Edwards, Mr, lines to, [19]
Effigies, the, [428]
Eldest brother, to my, [12]
Elgin marbles, the, [41]
Ellis, Sir Henry, to the memory of, [56]
Elysium, [249]
Emigrant’s child, burial of a, [579]
Emigration, song of, [451]
England, the name of, [567]
— and Spain, [4]
England’s dead, [246]
English boy, the, [609]
— martyrs, the, [568]
— soldiers’ song of memory, [358]
“Enjoy the sweets,” [52]
Epitaph, “Farewell, beloved,” [520]
— on Mr W., [20]
— on his hammer, [20]
— over two brothers, [356]
Eryri Wen, [151]
Evening among the Alps, [57]
— prayer at a girls’ school, [374]
Evening song of the Tyrolese peasants, [494]
— — — weary, [592]
— star, to the, [560]
Exile’s dirge, the, [457]
Eye, to the, [59]
Fair Helen of Kirkconnel, [561]
— Isle, the, [152]
Fairies’ recall, the, [565]
Fairy favours, [439]
— song, [562]
Faith of love, the, [507]
Fall of d’Assas, the, [537]
Fallen lime-tree, the, [555]
Family Bible, to a, [600]
Far away, [558]
— o’er the sea, [546]
Farewell to Abbotsford, [508]
— the dead, [353]
— Wales, [499]
Fata Morgana, the, [38]
Father reading the Bible, a, [437]
Fathers’ songs, our, [366]
Faunus, to, from Horace, [299]
Fawsley park, sonnet on a church in, [603]
Festal hour, the, [252]
Fever-dream, the, [139]
Fidelity till death, [394]
Fiesco, prologue to the tragedy of, [520]
Filicaja, sonnets from, [49], [138]
Flight of the spirit, the, [628]
Flower, the shadow of a, [491]
— from the field of Grütli, on a, [244]
— of the desert, the, [524]
Flowers, [628]
— and music in a room of sickness, [572]
— day of, [592]
— dial of, [369]
Foliage, [621]
Forest sanctuary, the, [316]
Forsaken hearth, the, [380]
“Fortune, why thus,” from Metastasio, [48]
Fourteenth century, a tale of the, [213]
Fountain of Bandusia, to the, [299]
— Marah, the, [496]
— Oblivion, the, [465]
Fouqué, Brandenburg harvest-song, from, [348]
Fragment, “Rest on your battle-fields,” [245]
Freed bird, the, [521]
Friend, to an aged, [620]
Funeral-day of Sir Walter Scott, the, [585]
— genius, the, [250]
— hymn, [581]
Future, a thought of the, [498]
Gafran’s sea-song, [146]
Garcilaso de la Vega, “Divine Eliza,” from, [296]
Gargano, mount, [90]
Genius singing to love, [554]
Genoa, night-scene in, [99]
George III., stanzas to the memory of, [187]
German literature, [426]
— soldiers’ Rhine song, [534]
— song, [52]
Gertrude, [394]
Gesner, morning song from, [52]
Gifford, Mr, [106]
Giulio Regondi, to, [520]
Goethe, Mignon’s song from, [547]
Goethe’s Iphigenia, scenes from, [616]
— Tasso, — — 611
Good-night, [564]
Granada, conquest of, [76], [77], notes
Grasmere, a remembrance of, [619]
Grave of a poetess, the, [411]
Graves of a household, the, [435]
— martyrs, [376]
Greece, modern, [28]
Greek chant of victory, [536]
— funeral chant, [349]
Greek lament, [627]
— parting song, [351]
— song of exile, [349]
— songs, [241]
Green isles of ocean, the, [146]
Grufydd’s feast, [148]
Grütli, on a flower from, [244]
Guadalete, battle of, [77] note
Guardian spirit, songs of a, [538]
Guerilla leader’s vow, the, [454]
— song, [56]
Hall of Cynddylan, the, [147]
Happy hour, a, [621]
Harp of Wales, the, [145]
Haunted ground, [358]
— house, the, [511]
“He never smiled again,” [346]
“He shall not dread,” [48]
“He walk’d with God,” [495]
Heart of Bruce in Melrose Abbey, the, [476]
Hebe of Canova, on the, [53]
Heber, bishop, [118], note
— to the memory of, [423]
Hebrew mother, the, [372]
Helen of Kirkconnel, [561]
Heliodorus in the temple, [98]
Hermitage on the sea-shore, lines written in a, [54]
Hero’s death, the, [59]
Herrera, ode from, [254]
Highland chief in Waverley, dirge of the, [57]
Hirlas horn, the, [146]
Hogg, James, [63] note
Holy Family, repose of a, [600]
Home of love, the, [503]
Homes of England, the, [412]
Hope, the song of, [546]
Horace, translations from, [298]
Hour of death, the, [375]
— prayer, [377]
— romance, an, [427]
“How can that love,” [565]
“How strange a fate,” [45]
Howel’s song, [150]
Huguenot’s farewell, the, [626]
Humboldt on the Southern cross, [332] note
Hymn by the sick-bed of a mother, [486]
— of the traveller’s household on his return, [594]
— of the Vaudois mountaineers, [588]
Hymns for childhood, [528]
“I dream of all things free,” [546]
“I go, sweet friends,” [354]
“I would we had not met again,” [565]
“If thou hast crush’d a flower,” [562]
“If thus thy fallen grandeur,” [49]
“If to the sighing breeze,” [51]
Il Conte di Carmagnola, the, [125]
Illuminated city, the, [432]
Image in lava, the, [436]
— in the heart, the, [461]
Imelda, [394]
Impromptu to Miss F. A. L., [499]
“In tears the heart,” [47]
Indian, the aged, [56]
— with his dead child, the, [450]
— city, the, [398]
— woman’s death-song, [402]
Indian’s revenge, [590]
Inez de Castro, coronation of, [448]
Infant Christ with flowers, picture of the, [601]
Intellectual powers, [627]
Invocation, “And come ye faithful,” [597]
— “Answer me,” [424]
— “As the tired voyager,” [597]
— “Hush’d is the world,” [55]
— “Oh, art thou still,” [546]
Iphigenia of Goethe, scenes from the, [616]
“Is there some spirit,” [566]
Isle of founts, the, [344]
“Italia, O Italia,” [49]
Italian girl’s hymn to the virgin, [449]
— literature, translations, &c. from, [118]
— poets, patriotic effusions from, [137]
Italy, Alaric in, [95]
— restoration of the works of art to, [22]
Ivan the Czar, [413]
Ivy song, [354]
— 557
Jeffrey, Lord, [337], [440]
Jeu-d’esprit on the word “barb,” [139]
Jewsbury, Miss, [53], [422]
Joan of Arc in Rheims, [403]
Juan de Tarsis, sonnet from, [50]
Juana, [405]
Juvenile poems, [1]
Kaiser’s feast, the, [419]
Kamsin, the, [69] note
Keene, a, [558]
Kindred hearts, [367]
King of Arragon’s lament for his brother, the, [452]
Körner and his sister, [424]
— the death-day of, [425]
Lady of Provence, the, [446]
— of the castle, the, [416]
Lament of an Irish mother, the, [558]
— of Llywarch Hen, the, [147]
Land of dreams, the, [462]
Landing of the pilgrim fathers in New England, the, [429]
Landon, Miss, [631]
Langhans, Madame, tomb of, [457]
Last banquet of Anthony and Cleopatra, the, [93]
— Constantine, the, [221]
— rites, [372]
— song of Sappho, [549]
— tree of the forest, [473]
— wish, [438]
— words of the last wasp, [523]
Lawrence, Mrs, [505] note
Lays of many lands, [338]
Leaf from Virgil’s tomb, on a, [245]
League of the Alps, the, [234]
“Leave me not yet,” [543]
“Let her depart,” [564]
“Let the vain courtier,” [49]
“Let us depart,” [606]
Life, the prayer for, [509]
Lights and shades, [501]
Lilies of the field, the, [601]
Lines on Elizabeth Smith, [12]
Literary Magnet, the, [248], [373] notes
Lonely bird, the, [559]
“Look on me thus no more,” [563]
“Look on me with thy cloudless eyes,” [561]
Lope de Vega, translations from, [49]
Lorenzini, sonnet from, [51]
Lorenzo de Medici, translation from, [53]
Lost Pleiad, the, [375]
Love, the faith of, [507]
— the home of, [503]
Lyre and flower, the, [559]
Lyre’s lament, the, [478]
Lyrics and songs for music, [534]
Maclodio, the battle of, [128]
Madeline, [408]
Madoc’s farewell, [149]
Madonna, to a picture of the, [517]
Maggi, sonnet from, [138]
Magic glass, the, [468]
Manuel, translation from, [49]
Manzoni, Il Conte di Carmagnola from, [125]
Marchetti, sonnet from, [138]
Maremma, the, [191]
Marguerite of France, [521]
Maria di Conti, sonnet from, [138]
Marius among the ruins of Carthage, [212]
Martyrs, the English, [568]
Mary at the feet of Christ, [599]
— the memorial of, [599]
Mary Magdalene at the sepulchre, [600]
— — bearing tidings of the resurrection, [600]
Medici, Lorenzo de, sonnet from, [53]
Meeting of the bards, the, [246]
— of the brothers, [437]
— of the ships, [560]
Memorial of Mary, the, [599]
— pillar, the, [410]
Memory of a sister-in-law, to the, [486]
— of Sir H. Ellis, to the, [56]
— of Lord Charles Murray, to the, [490]
— of Sir E. Pakenham, to the, [55]
— of the dead, [494]
Message to the dead, the, [459]
Messenger bird, the, [343]
— — answer to, [343] note
Metastasio, translations from, [47]
Mignon’s song, [547]
Mina’s soldiers, song of, [541]
Minster, the, [470]
Miriam’s song, [598]
Mirror in the deserted hall, the, [484]
Miss F. A. L., to, on her birthday, [295]
— — on her mother’s death, [296]
Modern Greece, [28]
Moir, D. M., [315], [630]
Monarch’s death, a, [423]
Montgomery, James, [362]
Monthly Review, the, [3]
Monti’s Basvigliana, translations from, [118]
— Caius Gracchus, [133]
Monumental inscription, [356]
Moorish bridal-song, [338]
— gathering-song, [540]
More, Hannah, [107] note
Morehead, Dr, [253], [292] notes
Morgarten, song of the battle of, [253]
Morning song, from Gesner, [52]
“Mother! oh, sing me to rest,” [541]
— to my, [11]
— — a sonnet, [2]
— hymn by the sick-bed of a, [487]
Mother’s birthday, on my, [1]
— litany by the sick-bed of a child, [596]
Mountain churchyard, Easter-day in a, [581]
— fires, the, [150]
— sanctuaries, [601]
— winds, to the, [514]
Mourner for the Barmecides, the, [417]
Mozart’s requiem, [435]
Muffled drum, the, [552]
Murray, Lord Charles, to the memory of, [490]
Music, the voice of, [498]
— at a deathbed, [554]
— from shore, [561]
— of St Patrick’s, [557]
— of yesterday, [379]
My own portrait, to, [487]
Myrtle bough, the, [244]
Naples, [536]
National lyrics, [534]
Nature, hope of future communion with, [623]
— remembrance of, [628]
Nature’s farewell, [477]
“Near thee, still near thee,” [538]
New-born, to the, [502]
Night, song of, [471]
Night-blowing flowers, [551]
Night-hymn at sea, [597]
Night-scene in Genoa, [99]
Nightingale, the, [532]
Nightingale’s death-song, the, [481]
No more, [488]
“No searching eye,” [47]
North American Review, the, [113], [293], [337], [528]
Northern spring, the, [533]
Norton, professor, [113], [186], [293], [336], [524], [633]
Norwegian war-song, [567]
“O thou breeze of spring,” [563]
“O ye hours,” [520]
“O ye voices gone,” [566]
“O ye voices round,” [545]
Ocean, the, [530]
O’Connor’s child, [508]
Ode on the defeat of Sebastian of Portugal, [254]
“O’er the far blue mountains,” [563]
“Oh! droop thou not,” [538]
“Oh! skylark, for thy wing,” [544]
“Oh! those alone,” [48]
Old church in an English park, an, [603]
Old Norway, [567]
Olive tree, the, [602]
Orange bough, the, [543]
Orchard blossoms, [619]
Orphan, to an, [486]
Otho, the emperor, [85]
Our daily paths, [370]
— Lady’s well, [365]
Owen Glyndwr’s war-song, [149]
Pæstan rose, the, [28] note
Painter’s last work, the, [595]
Pakenham, Sir E., to the memory of, [55]
Palm-tree, the, [430]
Palmer, the, [501]
Paradise, a thought of, [606]
Parting of summer, the, [366]
— ship, the, [473]
— song, a, [500]
— words, [459]
Passing away, [489]
Pastorini, sonnet from, [49]
Patriarchal life, images of, [620]
Patriotic effusions of the Italian poets, translations from, [137]
Paul and Virginia, on reading, [620]
Pauline, [434]
Peasant girl of the Rhone, the, [401]
Pegolotti, sonnet from, [138]
Penitence, the song of, [609]
Penitent anointing Christ’s feet, the, [599]
Penitent’s offering, the, [496]
— return, the, [605]
Petrarch, translations from, [51]
Picture of the Madonna, to a, [517]
Pilgrim fathers, landing of the, [429]
Pilgrim’s song to the evening star, [560]
Pindemonte, sonnet from, [53]
Places of worship, [602]
Platæa, the tombs of, [251]
Poet’s dying hymn, a, [583]
Poetry, the return to, [622]
Portrait, to my own, [487]
Prayer, a, “O God,” [1]
— “Father in heaven,” [621]
— at sea after victory, [589]
— for life, the, [509]
— in the wilderness, the, [586]
— of affection, [596]
— of the lonely student, [577]
Prince Madoc’s farewell, [149]
Prisoners’ evening service, the, [587]
Procession, the, [515]
Prologue to the Poor Gentleman, [21]
—- Fiesco, [520]
Properzia Rozzi, [392]
Psalm cxlviii. paraphrase of, [533]
Psalms, the poetry of the, [624]
Psyche borne by zephyrs to the island of Pleasure, [382]
Quarterly Review, the, [62], [105], [114]
Quevedo, translation from, [50]
Queen of Prussia’s tomb, the, [409]
Rainbow, the, [529]
Records of immature genius, on, [617]
Records of the autumn of 1834, [622]
— of the spring of 1834, [617]
— of woman, [385]
Recovery, [629]
Regondi, Giulio, to, [520]
Remembered picture, to a, [464]
Requiem of genius, the, [482]
Restoration of the works of art to Italy, [22]
Return, the, [453]
— to poetry, the, [622]
Retzsch’s angel of death, on, [628]
Revellers, the, [364]
Rhine song of the German soldiers, [534]
Rhyllon, residence at, [384], note
Richard Cœur-de-Lion, [101]
— — at the bier of his father, [346]
Rio Verde song, the, [539]
Rivers, the, [529]
Rizpah, the vigil of, [598]
Rock beside the sea, the, [566]
— of Cader Idris, the, [152]
Rod of Aaron, the, [495]
Roman girl’s song, [433]
Rome, Alaric at, [95], note
— buried in her own ruins, [50]
Rose, a song of the, [550]
— a thought of the, [518]
Ruin, the, [469]
— and its flowers, the, [13]
Rural walks, [3]
Ruth, [598]
Sabbath sonnet, [629]
Sacred harp, the, [600]
Sadness and mirth, [480]
St Cecilia, for a picture of, [505]
St Patrick’s, music of, [557]
Sannazaro, sonnet from, [296]
Sappho, last song of, [549]
Scene in a Dalecarlian mine, [357]
Scenes and hymns of life, [568]
Sceptic, the, [106]
Schepler, Louise, two sonnets to, [603]
Schiller’s Wallenstein, [426]
Schmidt, the Wanderer from, [523]
Schwerin, marshal, grave of, [555]
Scio, the voice of, [243]
Scott, Sir Walter, [508], [534]
— — funeral-day of, [585]
Sculptured children, the, [496]
Sea, distant sound of the, [618]
— night-hymn at, [597]
— prayer at, [589]
— sound of the, [356]
— thought of the, [618]
Sea-bird flying inland, the, [484]
Sea-song of Gafran, the, [146]
Sebastian of Portugal, [256]
— — — ode on the defeat of, [254]
Second-sight, [483]
Secret tribunal, a tale of the, [194]
“Seek by the silvery Darro,” [540]
Shade of Theseus, the, [349]
Shadow of a flower, the, [491]
Shakspeare, [2]
Shepherd-poet of the Alps, the, [512]
Shore of Africa, the, [138]
Shunamite woman, reply of the, [598]
Sicilian captive, the, [412]
Sickness, thoughts during, [627]
— like night, [628]
Siege of Valencia, the, [262]
Silent multitude, the, [493]
Silver locks, the, [10]
Silvio Pellico, to, [622]
— — released, [622]
“Sing to me, gondolier,” [563]
“Sister! since I met thee last,” [559]
Sister’s dream, the, [507]
Sisters, the, [548]
— of Bethany, the, [599]
— of Scio, the, [455]
Sister-in-law, to the memory of a, [486]
Sky, to the, [617]
Skylark, the, [532]
Skylark, on watching the flight of a, [618]
Sleeper, the, [484]
— of Marathon, the, [295]
Smith, Elizabeth, lines on, [12]
Soldier’s deathbed, the, [461]
— song of memory, the, [358]
Song for air by Hummel, [490]
— founded on an Arabian anecdote, [293]
— of Delos, [535]
— of emigration, [451]
— of hope, the, [546]
— of Mina’s soldiers, [541]
— of night, the, [471]
— of penitence, the, [609]
— of the battle of Morgarten, the, [253]
— of the rose, a, [550]
— of the Spanish wanderer, [361]
— of the Virgin, [599]
Songs for summer hours, [541]
— of a guardian spirit, [538]
— of captivity, [545]
— of our fathers, the, [366]
— of Spain, [539]
— of the affections, [442]
— of the Cid, [238]
Sonnet, “A child midst ancient,” [601]
— “A fearless journeyer,” [603]
— “A song for Israel’s God,” [598]
— “All the bright hues,” [600]
— “Amidst these scenes,” [50]
— “And come, ye faithful,” [597]
— “And ye are strong,” [619]
— “As the tired voyager,” [597]
— “Back, then, once more,” [629]
— “Beside the streams,” [46]
— “Blessings be round,” [603]
— “Calm scenes,” [620]
— “Come forth,” [621]
— “Crowning a flowery slope,” [603]
— “Doth thy heart stir,” [619]
— “Exempt from every grief,” [47]
— “Fair Tajo, there,” [44]
— “Far are the wings,” [621]
— “Far from the rustlings,” [617]
— “Father in heaven,” [621]
— “Flowers! when the Saviour,” [601]
— “For there a holy,” [603]
— “Happy were they,” [601]
— “He that was dead,” [602]
— “He who proclaims,” [47]
— “High in the glowing,” [43]
— “How flows thy being,” [622]
— “How many blessed,” [629]
— “How shall the harp,” [600]
— “I cry aloud,” [138]
— “I dwell among,” [598]
— “I love to hail,” [3]
— “I met that image,” [601]
— “If e’er again,” [623]
— “If thus thy fallen,” [49]
— “If to the sighing,” [51]
— “Italia, O Italia,” [49]
— “Italia, oh! no more,” [138]
— “Like those pale stars,” [599]
— “Lowliest of women,” [598]
— “Majestic plant,” [623]
— “My earliest memories,” [618]
— “Nobly thy song,” [624]
— “Not long thy voice,” [620]
— “O Cambrian river,” [618]
— “O gentle story,” [620]
— “O festal spring,” [617]
— “O nature! there,” [628]
— “O thought, O memory,” [627]
— “O vale and lake,” [619]
— “Oft have I sung,” [45]
— “Oft in still night-dreams,” [624]
— “Oh! bless’d beyond,” [599]
— “Oh! judge in thoughtful,” [617]
— “Oh! what a joy,” [621]
— “On Judah’s hills,” [602]
— “Once more the eternal,” [622]
— “One grief, one faith,” [599]
— “Pause not,” [49]
— “Pilgrim, whose steps,” [138]
— “Poor insect, rash as rare,” [523]
— “Saved from the perils,” [46]
— “She that cast down,” [138]
— “Should love, the tyrant,” [45]
— “Soft skies of Italy,” [57]
— “Soothed by the strain,” [523]
— “Spirit beloved,” [45]
— “Spirit, so oft,” [623]
— “Spirit, whose life sustaining,” [602]
— “Still are the cowslips,” [619]
— “Still that last look,” [620]
— “Sylph of the breeze,” [51]
— “The palm, the vine,” [602]
— “The plume-like swaying,” [598]
— “The sainted spirit,” [50]
— “Then was a task,” [600]
— “There are who climb,” [622]
— “There blooms a plant,” [46]
— “There was a mournfulness,” [599]
— “These marble domes,” [50]
— “They float before my soul,” [623]
— “This green recess,” [51]
— “This mountain-scene,” [44]
— “Those eyes whence love,” [44]
— “Thou art like night,” [628]
— “Thou hast thy record,” [599]
— “Thou in thy morn,” [50]
— “Thou that wouldst mark,” [51]
— “Thou by whose power,” [45]
— “Thou who hast bled,” [50]
— “’Tis sweet to think,” [3]
— “To thee, maternal guardian,” [2]
— “Trees, gracious trees,” [619]
— “’Twas a bright moment,” [623]
— “Under a palm-tree,” [600]
— “Upward and upward,” [618]
— “Waves of Mondego,” [47]
— “We come not, fair one,” [53]
— “Weeper, to thee,” [600]
— “Welcome, O pure,” [628]
— “Well might thine awful,” [628]
— “What household thoughts,” [600]
— “What secret current,” [620]
— “When from the mountain,” [138]
— “Where shall I find,” [47]
— “Whither, celestial maid,” [53]
— “Whither, oh! whither,” [628]
— “Who watches,” [598]
— “Wrapt in sad musings,” [43]
— “Ye too, the free,” [602]
— “Yes! all things tell us,” [622]
— “Yet as a sunburst,” [599]
— “Yet rolling far,” [618]
Sonnets, devotional and memorial, [600]
Sound of the sea, the, [356]
— — — the distant, [618]
Southern cross, the, [332] note
Spain, songs of, [539]
Spanish chapel, the, [418]
— evening hymn, [540]
— wanderer, song of the, [361]
Spartans’ march, the, [243]
Spells of home, the, [433]
Spirit, flight of the, [628]
— of the Cape, appearance of the, to Vasco de Gama, [297]
Spirit’s mysteries, the, [429]
— return, a, [442]
Spring of 1834, records of the, [617]
— the voice of, [247]
Stanzas on the death of the Princess Charlotte, [59]
— to the memory of ——, [360]
— — — George III., [187]
Star of the mine, the, [485]
Stars, the, [530]
Stewart, Dugald, [370] note
Storm of Delphi, the, [241]
Storm-painter in his dungeon, the, [471]
Stranger in Louisiana, the, [343]
Stranger’s heart, the, [464]
Stream set free, the, [543]
Streams, the, [474]
Student’s prayer, the, [577]
Subterranean stream, the, [492]
Suliote mother, the, [352]
Summer hours, songs for, [541]
Summer’s call, the, [543]
— parting, the, [366]
Sun, the, [529]
Sunbeam, the, [431]
Sunset, a thought at, [620]
Superstition and revelation, [114]
Swan and the skylark, the, [552]
“Sweet rose,” [48]
Swiss song, [342]
Switzer’s wife, the, [391]
Sword of the tomb, the, [339]
“Sylph of the breeze,” [51]
Tale of the secret tribunal, a, [194]
— of the fourteenth century, a, [213]
Tales and historic scenes, [67], [190]
Taliesin’s prophecy, [148]
Tarak, the Moorish conqueror, [77] notes
Tasso, Bernardo, sonnet from, [50]
— Torquato, sonnet from, [50]
— and his sister, [420]
— Goethe’s, scenes from, [611]
Tasso’s coronation, [479]—Release *421
Tempe, vale of, [31] note
Terrot, Rev. Mr, [66] note
“The sainted spirit,” [50]
“The torrent-wave,” [48]
Thekla at her lover’s grave, [455]
Thekla’s song, [364]
Themes of song, the, [534]
“There are sounds in the dark Roncesvalles,” [541]
“These marble domes,” [50]
Theseus, the shade of, [349]
“This green recess,” [51]
“Thou grot, whence flows,” [52]
“Thou, in thy morn,” [50]
“Thou that wouldst mark,” [51]
“Thou, the stern monarch,” [51]
“Thou who hast bled,” [50]
Thought from an Italian poet, [489]
— of home at sea, [486]
— of Paradise, a, [606]
— of the future, a, [498]
— of the rose, a, [518]
— of the sea, a, [618]
Thunder-storm, the, [531]
Tomb, written after visiting a, [519]
— of Madame Langhans, the, [457]
Tombs of Platæa, the, [251]
Translations from Camoens, [43]
— from Horace, [298]
— from the Italian, [118], [137]
— from the Tasso, &c. of Goethe, [611]
Traveller at the source of the Nile, the, [368]
Traveller’s evening song, the, [579]
— household, hymn of, on his return, [594]
Treasures of the deep, the, [361]
Trees, thoughts connected with, [619]
Triumphant music, [483]
Troubadour song, “The warrior cross’d,” [361]
— — “They rear’d no trophy,” [609]
— and Richard Cœur-de-Lion, the, [101]
Trumpet, the, [374]
Two homes, the, [460]
— monuments, the, [604]
— voices, the, [472]
Tyrolese peasants, evening song of the, [494]
Ulla, [421]
“Unbending midst the wintry skies,” [48]
Urn and sword, the, [244]
Valencia, the siege of, [262]
Valkyriur song, [340]
Vasco de Gama, appearance of the spirit of the Cape to, [297]
Vassal’s lament for the fallen tree, the, [347]
Vaudois mountaineers, hymn of the, [588]
— valleys, the, [360]
— wife, the, [453]
Vega, Garcilaso de, translations from, [52], [296]
— Lope de, sonnet from, [49]
Venus, to, from Horace, [298]
Vernal thought, a, [617]
Vespers of Palermo, the, [153]
Victor, the, [510]
Victory, prayer at sea after, [589]
View from Castri, the, [251]
Vigil of arms, the, [476]
— of Rizpah, the, [598]
Violets, [53]
Virgil’s tomb, on a leaf from, [245]
Virgin, Italian girl’s hymn to the, [449]
Virgin’s song, the, [599]
Visiting a tomb, written after, [519]
Voice of a spirit, the, [364]
— of God, the, [495]
— of home to the prodigal, the, [377]
— of music, the, [498]
— of Scio, the, [243]
— of spring, the, [247]
— of the waves, the, [511]
— of the wind, [475]
Voyager’s dream of land, a, [427]
Wakening, the, [378]
Wales, farewell to, [499]
Wallace’s invocation to Bruce, [63]
Wanderer, the, [523]
— and the night-flowers, [551]
Wandering female singer, to a, [501]
— wind, the, [542]
Washington’s statue, [485]
Wasp, sonnet to, and reply, [523]
Water-lilies, [565]
Water-lily, the, [608]
Watts, A. A., [248] note
Waves, voice of the, [511]
“We return no more,” [500]
Weary, evening song of the, [592]
Welcome to death, the, [509]
Welsh melodies, [145]
West, W. E., [488]
“What woke the buried sound,” [563]
“Where is the sea,” [487]
Widow of Crescentius, the, [85]
Widow’s son, raising of the, [602]
Wife of Asdrubal, the, [97]
Wild Huntsman, the, [348]
Wilderness, prayer in the, [586]
William the Conqueror, burial of, [375]
Willow song, the, [542]
Wilson, Professor, [456]
Wind, voice of the, [475]
Wings of the dove, the, [381]
Wish, the, [519]
Woman and fame, [497]
— on the field of battle, [462]
Women of Jerusalem at the Cross, the 599
Wood walk and hymn, [576]
Wordsworth, William, [568] note
— — to, [422]
Works of art, restoration of the, [22]
World in the open air, the, [367]
“Wouldst thou to love,” [48]
Wounded eagle, the, [480]
Wreck, the, [373]
“Ye are not miss’d, fair flowers,” [542]
Younger brother, to my, [11]
Zegri maid, the, [539]