Poems
by Robert Southey
1799
The better, please; the worse, displease; I ask no more.
Spenser
Table of Contents
[The Vision of the Maid of Orléans]
Divinity hath oftentimes descended
Upon our slumbers, and the blessed troupes
Have, in the calme and quiet of the soule,
Conversed with us.
Shirley. The Grateful Servant
Sidenote: The following Vision was originally printed as the ninth book of Joan of Arc. It is now adapted to the improved edition of that Poem.