CONTENTS.
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Lo, A Fairy
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1. |
My Merry Bird
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2. |
Mother Wept |
3. |
Thistle and Nettle
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4. |
Mary of Crofton |
16. |
The Star and The Meteor
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17. |
Willy and Jinny
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17. |
Hey Robin |
18. |
Polly and Harry
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19. |
Young Fanny |
20. |
The Hartley Calamity
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21. |
The Proud One's Doom
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25. |
Annie Lee
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26. |
Bereaved
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27. |
The Wilted Leaf
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36. |
Dora Dee |
37. |
The Lad of Bebside
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38. |
Meg
Goldlocks |
39. |
Poor Rose
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40. |
Rosa Rea |
43. |
Undeceived |
45. |
The Three Maidens
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46. |
The Breezelet
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47. |
The Fatal Errand
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48. |
The Ring
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49. |
Stanzas |
56. |
Lo, the Day
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57. |
The Hell Broth |
58. |
The Reign of Gold
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61. |
Daffodil and Daisy |
63. |
A Lullaby
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64. |
The Collier Lad
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65. |
The Seaton Terrace Lass
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68. |
Wonder-Bound
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70. |
Kit Clark
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71. |
My Loved One
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72. |
The Seer
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73. |
Tit-for-Tat
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77. |
Annie |
78. |
Away to the Well
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79. |
Sympathy |
80. |
Nanny to Bessy
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81. |
Love without Hope
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88. |
The Stars are Twinkling
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90. |
The Question
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91. |
The Dance
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94. |
The Spell
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95. |
The Angel Mother
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96. |
Robin Redbreast
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100. |
Arachne
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101. |
The Theft
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106. |
Lost at the Fair
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107. |
"Get Up"
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108. |
The Bridal Gift
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109. |
The Mystic Lyre
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111. |
The Dewdrop
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113. |
Away to the Fair
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114. |
Music |
117. |
The Butterfly
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119. |
Slighted
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120. |
The Modest Maid
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122. |
The Outcast Flower
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123. |
The Moth
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125. |
The Toast
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126. |
Two Hazel Eyes
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127. |
Omega
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128. |
The Oracle
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131. |
All is Vanity
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132. |
The Parties
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134. |
The Social Glass
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135. |
A Word of Good Cheer
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136. |
My Little Boy
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139. |
The Stained Lily
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140. |
The Violet and the Rose
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141. |
The Resolve
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142. |
God and the Right
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143. |
The Brooklet
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145. |
Uncle Bob
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146. |
Bubble-Blowing
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154. |
The Vision
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156. |
I'm A-weary
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158. |
The Two Visions
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158. |
The Songstress
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159. |
She is not Fashioned
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160. |
The Crushed Aspire
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161. |
The Mysterious Rider
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162. |
An Error
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162. |
Becky Sharp—
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I. The Ditty
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163. |
II. Consolation
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163. |
III. The Precious Pearl
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164. |
IV. The Toast
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164. |
Misfortune |
165. |
Iö Pæan
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167. |
Little Anna
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169. |
Cruel Anna
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171. |
Baloo
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173. |
The Ruin
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174. |
Life and Death
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175. |
The Summer Breezelet
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176. |
Alas!
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177. |
Lotty Hay
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178. |
Dolly Dare
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180. |
Lilly and Willy
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182. |
Barbara Bell
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184. |
The Death of Cleopatra
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186. |
The Charmer
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190. |
The Broken Spell
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191. |
The Fairies' Adieu
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192. |
THE MAGIC GLASS.
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I. The Inner Harp
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193. |
II. The Fair Rower
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193. |
III. The Lucky Hour
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194. |
IV. The Assurance
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194. |
V. The Secret
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195. |
VI. The Bugle-Horn
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195. |
VII. The Pearl
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196. |
VIII. The Two-fold
Surprise
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196. |
IX. The Return
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197. |
X. The Bee and the Rose
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197. |
XI. The Rose's Complaint
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198. |
XII. The Echo
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198. |
XIII. The Minstrel
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199. |
XIV. The Seen and the
Unseen
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199. |
XV. The Fair Thief
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200. |
XVI. The Two Mirrors
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200. |
XVII. The One Solace
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201. |
XVIII. The Syren
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201. |
XIX. The Cloud
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202. |
XX. The Songstress
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202. |
THE GOLDEN BOWL.
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I. The Bowl
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203. |
II. The Right Thing
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203. |
III. The Tower
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204. |
IV. Too True
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204. |
V. Not Jealous
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205. |
VI. Jack the Rover
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205. |
VII. Extreme Kindness
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206. |
VIII. Steeds and their
Riders
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206. |
IX. Uncouth Things
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207. |
X. What Else!
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207. |
XI. Hag Night
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208. |
XII. Just the Way
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208. |
XIII. The Witch-Glass
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209. |
XIV. Not the Bird
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209. |
XV. Dame Malice
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210. |
XVI. Rumour
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210. |
XVII. The Critics
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211. |
XVIII. The Petition
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211. |
XIX. Billy Taylor
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212. |
XX. Just So
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212. |
THE POSY-GIFT.
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I. You quite mistake the
sprite you chase
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213. |
II. He giggled at the
thought, and had
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213. |
III. Another stave I'll
never rave
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214. |
IV. Ha, ha! last night I
served you right
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214. |
V. These jewels left her
very hand
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215. |
VI Come, pretty flowers,
and drink my tears
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215. |
VII. What fancies throng
into the mind
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216. |
VIII. One fancy kicks
another's heel
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216. |
IX. Once more, sweet
Muse, a fancy choose
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217. |
X. Go, Music, go! you
like, I know
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217. |
XI. These flowers that
so reflect the grace
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218. |
XII. All things of
beauty seek to draw
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218. |
XIII. Come, let me smell
thee, lily bell
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219. |
XIV. These lovely
blooms, their rich perfumes
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219. |
XV. Blind as the wretch
who mocked my flowers
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220. |
XVI. O, dear, dear,
dear! what shall I do?
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220. |
XVII. Ha, ha! at last
you're fetter's fast
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221. |
XVIII. With Common Sense
one might dispense
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221. |
XIX. 'Tis quite a treat,
as singer knows
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222. |
XX. My Song must end;
and now I'll send
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222. |
A Cry for Poland
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223. |
A Golden Lot
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224. |
To a Startled Bird
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224. |
PSYCHIC POEMS.
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I. The Vital Spark
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225. |
II. The Downfall of
Mammon
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228. |
III. The Riddle Read
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232. |
IV. The Mission
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235. |
V. Behind the Veil
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240. |
VI. What is
Man?
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244. |
VII. The Soul's
Hereafter
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247. |
VIII. The Inner Conflict
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248. |
IX. The Thought Toiler
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252. |
X. The Guardian Angel
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254. |
NOTE
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255. |