11. The Harp that once through Tara's Halls 193
III. The Meeting of the Waters.
IV. Believe Me, if all those endearing young

Charms

v. Love's Young Dream

VI. Lesbia hath a beaming Eye.

194

VII. By that Lake whose gloomy Shore

VIII. The Last Rose of Summer

IX. The Young May Moon.

x. The Minstrel Boy.

XI. The Time I've lost in Wooing
XII. Dear Harp of my Country
XIII. Echo

NATIONAL AIRS-

Oft in the Stilly Night

LALLA ROOKH-

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1. Paradise and the Peri

11. The Fire Worshippers

NOTES TO POEMS BY THOMAS MOORE

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230

WIN-HILL; OR, THE CURSE OF GOD-

Selected Stanzas

NATURE POEMS-

1. The Wonders of the Lane
II. To the Bramble Flower
III. Transplanted Flowers .
PLAINT.

JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES (1784-1862)

WILLIAM TELL-

1. Albert and Gesler

II. Albert and Tell

THE HUNCHBACK-

Act V., Scene I.

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Alfred H. Miles 261

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PAGE

LEIGH HUNT (1784-1859)

Thomas Archer 301

THE STORY OF RIMINI

307

To T. L. H., SIX YEARS OLD, DURING A SICKNESS
PETRARCH'S CONTEMPLATIONS OF DEATH

ABOU BEN ADHEM

326

SONNETS-

1. The Grasshopper and the Cricket

327

II. The Nile .
III.-V. The Fish, the Man, and the Spirit
VI. On a Lock of Milton's Hair,

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330

1. Llyn-y-Dreiddiad-Vrawd (The Pocl of the

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336

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341

III. The Hunter's Song: "Rise! Sleep no

more"

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357

IV. Bacchanalian Song: "Sing!-Who sings?" 358
v. The History of a Life .

VI. A Petition to Time

359

IX. On this Day I complete my Thirty-sixth

Year

STANZAS FOR MUSIC-

1. Maid of Athens, ere we part

11. There be none of Beauty's Daughters
III. There's not a Joy the World can give
IV. They say that Hope is Happiness
v. So, We'll go no more a Roving.

EDWIN ATHERSTONE (1788—1872) Alfred H. Miles) 495

THE LAST DAYS OF HERCULANEUM

A DRAMATIC SKETCH

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