|
The Poetical Works of
THOMAS HOOD.
――――♦――――
CONTENTS |
|
The
Bridge of Sighs |
1 |
|
The
Plea of the Midsummer Fairies |
4 |
|
Bianca's
Dream |
36 |
|
Ode
to Rae Wilson, Esq |
44 |
|
Ode
to Melancholy |
57 |
|
Lycus
the Centaur. From an unrolled manuscript of Apollonius Curius |
60 |
|
The
Epping Hunt |
72 |
|
Jack
Hall |
87 |
|
The
Haunted House. A Romance |
95 |
|
Miss
Kilmansegg and Her Precious Leg ― |
|
|
Her
Pedigree |
107 |
|
Her
Birth |
110 |
|
Her
Christening |
115 |
|
Her
Childhood |
119 |
|
Her
Education |
121 |
|
Her
Accident |
125 |
|
Her
Precious Leg |
130 |
|
Her
Fame |
133 |
|
Her
First Step |
136 |
|
Her
Fancy Ball |
137 |
|
Her
Dream |
146 |
|
Her
Courtship |
151 |
|
Her
Marriage |
155 |
|
Her
Honeymoon |
163 |
|
Her
Misery |
171 |
|
Her
Last Will |
176 |
|
Her
Death |
178 |
|
Her
Moral |
181 |
|
The
Song of the Shirt |
183 |
|
The
Irish Schoolmaster |
186 |
|
To
a False Friend |
195 |
|
Ode
― Autumn |
195 |
|
Sonnet.
― Death |
197 |
|
Sonnet.
― Silence |
198 |
|
Sonnet.
(Love, I am jealous...) |
198 |
|
Sonnet.
(Love, see thy lover humbled...) |
199 |
|
The
Forsaken |
199 |
|
Song.
― "The
stars are with the voyager" |
200 |
|
Song.
― "O
Lady, leave thy silken thread" |
201 |
|
Birthday
Verses |
202 |
|
I
Love Thee |
202 |
|
Lines.
― "Let
us make a leap, my dear" |
203 |
|
False
Poets and True |
204 |
|
Fragment
(Farewll ― Farewell) |
204 |
|
The
Two Swans. ― A Fairy Tale |
206 |
|
Stanzas
to Tom Woodgate of Hastings |
215 |
|
Time,
Hope and Memory |
219 |
|
Flowers |
220 |
|
Ballad.
― "She's
up and gone" |
220 |
|
The
Two Peacocks of Bedfont |
222 |
|
The
Departure of Summer |
229 |
|
A
Legend of Navarre |
233 |
|
Elegy
on David Laing, Esq. |
239 |
|
Sonnet
Written in a Volume of Shakspeare |
241 |
|
A
Retrospective Review |
241 |
|
The
Lady's Dream |
246 |
|
Death's
Ramble |
249 |
|
Ballad.
― "It
was not in the winter" |
252 |
|
Autumn |
252 |
|
To
Hope |
253 |
|
The
Sea of Death. A Fragment |
256 |
|
To
Celia |
255 |
|
To
an Absentee |
257 |
|
The
Deathbed |
258 |
|
To
my Wife |
258 |
|
Song.
― "There
is dew for the flow'ret" |
259 |
|
I
Remember, I Remember |
260 |
|
The
Poet's Portion |
261 |
|
Ode
to Cameleopard |
262 |
|
John
Trot. A Ballad |
263 |
|
The
Widow |
268 |
|
"Don't
you Smell Fire ?" |
272 |
|
The
Volunteer |
274 |
|
The
Wee Man. A Romance |
278 |
|
The
Last Man |
280 |
|
Backing
the Favourite |
288 |
|
The
Ballad of "Sally Brown and Ben the Carpenter" |
289 |
|
A
Valentine |
293 |
|
"Please
Ring the Belle" |
295 |
|
Love |
296 |
|
A
Recipe - for Civilization |
297 |
|
The
Mermaid of Margate |
301 |
|
As
it Fell Upon a Day |
306 |
|
Ruth |
307 |
|
A
Fairy Tale |
308 |
|
The
Fall of the Deer |
311 |
|
December
and May |
312 |
|
A
Winter Nosegay |
313 |
|
Equestrian
Courtship |
315 |
|
A
True Story |
316 |
|
Tim
Turpin |
322 |
|
The
Monkey-Martyr. A Fable |
327 |
|
Craniology |
331 |
|
A
Parthian Glance |
334 |
|
A
Sailor's Apology for Bow-Legs |
337 |
|
The
Stag-eyed Lady |
340 |
|
Remonstratory
Ode, from the Elephant at Exeter Change, to Mr. Mathews, at the English
Opera-house |
345 |
|
Faithless
Nelly Gray. A Pathetic Ballad |
349 |
|
The
Dream of Eugene Aram |
353 |
|
The
Sea-Spell |
360 |
|
Moral
Reflections on the Cross of St. paul's |
365 |
|
The
Demon-ship |
367 |
|
Mary's
Ghost. A Pathetic Ballad |
369 |
|
The
Progress of Art |
371 |
|
Ode
to M. Brunel |
376 |
|
Anacreontic.
For the New Year |
377 |
|
A
Waterloo Ballad |
378 |
|
Cockle
v. Cackle |
382 |
|
Ode
on a Distant Prospect of Clapham Academy |
386 |
|
Playing
at Soldiers. "Who'll serve the King?" An Illustration |
390 |
|
"Napoleon's
Midnight Review." A New version |
393 |
|
Queen
Mab |
395 |
|
Ode
to Dr. Kitchener |
396 |
|
The
Cigar |
398 |
