The Bibliography itself has been drawn up by Mr A. T. Bartholomew, of Peterhouse and the University Library, who has again compiled the list of Variants, and to whom the present volume of this edition, like its predecessors, is throughout indebted for his continuous cooperation. It is a true pleasure to me to have been so zealously and efficiently aided in the performance of my task by a member of my own College.

A. W. WARD.

Peterhouse Lodge, Cambridge.

December 10th, 1906.

CORRIGENDUM, CRABBE’S POEMS, VOL. III.

p. [xviii], l. 6 from bottom}for Mother’s read Wife’s.
p. [414], l. 1
p. [567], last line

CONTENTS.

TALES OF THE HALL:PAGE
XII.Sir Owen Dale[1]
XIII.Delay has Danger[26]
XIV.The Natural Death of Love[48]
XV.Gretna Green[61]
XVI.Lady Barbara; or, The Ghost[74]
XVII.The Widow[100]
XVIII.Ellen[115]
XIX.William Bailey[126]
XX.The Cathedral-Walk[147]
XXI.Smugglers and Poachers[160]
XXII.The Visit Concluded[178]
POSTHUMOUS TALES
I.Silford Hall; or, The Happy Day[194]
II.The Family of Love[213]
III.The Equal Marriage[241]
IV.Rachel[250]
V.Villars[255]
THE FAREWELL AND RETURN
VI.The Farewell and Return[269]
VII.The School-Fellow[274]
VIII.Barnaby, the Shopman[277]
IX.Jane[282]
X.The Ancient Mansion[287]
XI.The Merchant[293]
XII.The Brother Burgesses[297]
XIII.The Dean’s Lady[301]
XIV.The Wife and Widow[306]
XV.Belinda Waters[311]
XVI.The Dealer and Clerk[315]
XVII.Danvers and Rayner[325]
XVIII.The Boat Race[335]
XIX.Master William; or, Lad’s Love[344]
XX.The Will[351]
XXI.The Cousins[358]
XXII.Preaching and Practice[368]
MISCELLANEOUS VERSES PREVIOUSLY PRINTED
Poetical Epistles[376]
    Epistle I[378]
    Epistle II. To Mira[387]
[From Belvoir Castle][389]
The Ladies of the Lake[390]
Infancy—A Fragment[391]
The Magnet[395]
Storm and Calm[396]
Satire[398]
[The New Samaritan][399]
Belvoir Castle[400]
The World of Dreams[403]
[His Mother’s Wedding-Ring][414]
[Parham Revisited][414]
Flirtation[415]
Lines in Laura’s Album[426]
Lines written at Warwick[428]
On a drawing of the Elm Tree ...[431]
On receiving from a Lady a present of a Ring[432]
To a Lady, with some Poetical Extracts[433]
To a Lady, on leaving her at Sidmouth[434]
To Sarah, Countess of Jersey, on her Birthday[435]
To a Lady who desired some verses at parting[436]
The Friend in Love[437]
[Disillusioned][438]
[Lines] from a discarded Poem[438]
On the death of Sir Samuel Romilly[439]
Lines[440]
[Lines][441]
Lines, addressed to the Dowager Duchess of Rutland[441]
FRAGMENTS OF TALES AND MISCELLANEOUS VERSES NOT PREVIOUSLY PRINTED
Tracy[444]
[Susan and her Lovers][462]
Captain Godfrey[468]
The Amours of G[eorge][471]
[Fragments of Tales of the Hall][473]
Tragic Tales, Why?[474]
[Robert and Catharine][475]
David Jones[476]
The Deserted Family[477]
The Funeral of the Squire[489]
Joseph and Charles[492]
[Contentment][493]
To His Grace the Duke of Rutland[493]
[The Passionate Pilgrim][496]
[Sorrow][496]
[A Fragment][497]
[Poverty and Love][497]
[The Curate’s Progress][497]
[The Task][498]
[Conscious Guiltiness][498]
[Belief and Unbelief][499]
Verses written for the Duke of Rutland’s Birthday[499]
Miss Waldron’s Birthday[502]
To the Hon. Mrs. Spencer[503]
An Inscription at Guy’s Cliff[504]
[On a view of] Barford[505]
Brompton Park Cottage[506]
[Momentary Grief][507]
La Femme Jalouse (Teniers)[507]
[The Flowers of the Spring][508]
[La Belle Dame Sans Merci][509]
[Hopeless Love][510]
[Union][511]
[Revival][511]
[Metamorphosis][512]
Jane Adair[512]
[Horatio][513]
[Jacob and Rachel][514]
[David and Saul][515]
Enigma[515]
Charade[516]
[Matilda][516]
The Prodigal Going[517]
On a drawing of Cadlands[518]
[On] a drawing, by the Hon. Mrs. Smith (Eliza Forrester)[519]
For the drawing of the Lady in the Green Mantle[520]
Joseph’s Dream[521]
[Rest in the Lord!][523]
And He said unto her “Thy sins are forgiven”[524]
Errata[525]
Variants[526]
Bibliography[554]

TALES OF THE HALL.