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Bamford's Glossary
of Lancashire Dialect.
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PAGE |
| INTRODUCTION |
1 to 16 |
| Hymn to Spring |
17 |
| Dialogue with Fame |
20 |
| To a Snowdrop |
22 |
| The Wind Unbound |
23 |
| Wolsey's Grave |
24 |
| The Rosy Beauty |
26 |
| A Winter's Day and Night |
28 |
| *Homely Rhymes on Bad Times |
31 |
| *My Wynder |
38 |
| A View from the Tandle Hills |
40 |
| Song for the Brave |
43 |
| *The Red Rose and the White |
45 |
| *The Patriot's Hymn |
47 |
| The Pass of Death |
49 |
| *Lines on leaving employment at Manchester |
52 |
| The Call of Wallace |
53 |
| A Head Piece |
54 |
| Habakkuk Hyde |
55 |
| The Labourer's Orison at Sunrise |
57 |
| *Lines written at Farley |
59 |
| London, Fare thee well |
59 |
| The Warrior's Ode to Death |
61 |
| To the Author when Prisoner in Lincoln Castle |
62 |
| Lines addressed to H——— |
64 |
| The Song of Slaughter |
67 |
| To Jemima |
68 |
| The Wild Rider |
70 |
| *The Wanderer's Song |
77 |
| *The Landowner |
78 |
| Tim Bobbin' Grave |
80 |
| The Weaver Boy |
81 |
| Lament for my Daughter |
82 |
| Her Epitaph |
83 |
| Lines occasioned by the Death of Lord Byron |
83 |
| Song of the Polish Army, &c |
85 |
| The Poet's Consolement of his Wife in Adversity |
87 |
| Penarfon |
89 |
| Autumn and Winter |
90 |
| Morisa |
92 |
| Brandreth's Soliloquy in Prison |
94 |
| Lines on the Anniversary of my Daughter's Decease |
96 |
| Hours in the Bowers |
98 |
| The Voice of Glendour |
100 |
| The Dying Poet to his Dog |
101 |
| God Help the Poor |
104 |
| A Voice from Spain |
106 |
| *Song of Heroes |
107 |
| Lines Addressed to my Wife from King's Bench Prison |
108 |
| A Scene in the same Prison |
109 |
| *The Day Storm of Thunder |
110 |
| Bright Eyes |
112 |
| Hymn to Hope |
113 |
| Winter |
115 |
Lines addressed to my Wife during her recovery from a
long illness |
115 |
| *October |
118 |
| *Farewell to my Cottage |
120 |
| *An Appeal |
123 |
| Epitaph on a Boy |
125 |
| *Lines on the Death of a late Worthy M.P |
126 |
| *Lines on the Death of the late John Horsefield |
130 |
| The Witch of Brandwood |
132 |
| A Dialogue |
134 |
| Epitaph on a Young Man who was Drowned |
137 |
| Lines on the Death of Joseph Taylor |
138 |
| *The Snow-white Dove |
139 |
| *The Bard's Petition |
140 |
| *The Stakehill Ball |
144 |
| *Lines written at the Blue Ball, Rochdale |
145 |
| *O'Connor's Michaelmas Goose |
147 |
| *The Devil's Court |
150 |
| *The Lost Ones |
152 |
| *The Bard and his Pupil |
154 |
| *God Save the Queen |
159 |
| *The Parting |
160 |
| *The Watch and Ward |
161 |
| *The Petition of Jammy's Hen |
169 |
| *Gowden Haired Hester |
170 |
| *The Last Parting |
171 |
| *Morning |
173 |
| *The "Oldham Local " |
176 |
| *The Fray of Stockport |
177 |
| *The Union Hymn |
179 |
| *The Bard's Reformation |
181 |
| *Lines written in the Wolseley Arms Inn, Wolseley Bridge |
183 |
| *The Welcome |
184 |
| *The Despairing Lover |
186 |
| *Lines written in Lancaster Castle |
187 |
| *The Bee |
188 |
| *Song—The Farewell |
189 |
| *Song |
190 |
| *The Way of the World |
190 |
| *The Dying Dragoon |
192 |
| *Lovely Mary |
194 |
| *The Lancashire Hymn |
195 |
| *Sonnet |
198 |
| *The Queen's Triumph |
199 |
| *Lines on a Cottage in Hopwood |
201 |
| *——on a Quack Doctor |
205 |
| *The Arrest |
205 |
| * Doctor Healey's Address |
210 |
| *The Retrospection |
211 |
| *Lines on the Liberation of Sir Charles Wolseley |
213 |
| *——on Another Quack Doctor |
215 |
| *Song——The Gonnor |
216 |
| *Reflection |
218 |
| La Lyonnaise |
219 |
| *The Slanderer |
228 |
| *Lines to a Plotting Parson |
229 |
| The Prediction |
230 |
| *Lines to Mr. Sam. Bamford, on his Seventy-sixth Birthday |
232 |
