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BALLADS

1. Edward 22
1. . A. . 23
2. The Twa Corbies , 26
2. . . . 27
3. King John and the Abbot 28
3. . . . 29
4. Robin Hood Rescuing Three Squires 36
4. . . .
37
5. Queen Eleanor's Confession 44
5. . . . 45
6. The Gypsy Laddie 50
6. . . . 51
GEOFFREY CHAUCER

7. From "The Canterbury Tales." The Prologue 54
7. . . ().
. . 55
. . 59
THOMAS WYATT

8. The Lover's Appeal 60
8. ?.. . . 61
HENRY HOWARD SURREY

9. Description and Praise of his Love Graldine 62
9. ( ...). . . 63
EDMUND SPENSER

Amoretti.
10. XIX. The merry cuckow, messenger of spring 64
10. XIX. ... . . 65
11. XXXVII. What guyle is this, that those her golden
tresses 64
11. XXXVII. ... . . 65

12. LXII. The weary yeare his race now having run 66
12. LXII. ... . . 67
WALTER RALEGH

13. Sir Walter Ralegh to his Sonne 68
13. . . . 69
PHILIP SIDNEY

From "Astrophel and Stella"

14. Come, sleep; sleep 70
14. , , ... . . 71
CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE

15. The Passionate Shepherd to his Love 72
15. . . . 73
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Sonnets

16. XXI. So is it not with me as with that Muse 74

16. XXI. He ... . . 75
17. LIV. , how much more doth beauty beauteous seem 74
17. LIV. ... . . 75
18. LXV. Since brass, nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea 76
18. LXV. , , ... . . 77
19. LXVI. Tired with all these, for restful death I cry 76
19. LXVI. , ... . . 77
, ... . . 626
20. LXXIII. That time of year thou mayst in me behold 78
20. LXXIII. To ... . . 79
21. LXXVII. Thy glass will show thee how thy beauties wear 78
21. LXXVII. ... . . 79
22. , Then hate me when thou wilt 80
22. . , ... . . 81
23. CXVI. Let me not to the marriage of true minds 82
23. CXVI. ... . . 83
24. . My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun 82
24. . ... . . 83
From "The Tragical History of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark"
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25. ! that this too too solid flesh would melt 84
25. , 6 ... . . 85
... . . 627
26. To be, or not to be: that is the question 86
26. ... . . 87
! ... M. . 628

THOMAS CAMPION

From "A Booke of Ayres"

27. When thou must home to shades of under ground 88
* 27. ... . . 89
BEN JONSON

28. From "The Sad Shepherd, or a Tale of Robin
Hood" 90
28. . . . 91
JOHN DONNE

29. The Good-Morrow 92
29. . . . 93
30. Song 92
30. . . . 93
31. A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning 94
31. , . . . 95
ROBERT HERRICK

32. The Mad Maid's Song 98
32. . . . 99
GEORGE HERBERT

33. Venue 100
* 33. . . . 101
EDMUND WALLER

34. On a Girdle 102
34. . . . 103
JOHN MILTON

35. On Shakespeare 104
35. . . . 105
36. On his Blindness 104
36. . . . . 105
. . . 632
37. From "Paradise Lost." Book III 106
37. (). , . . . 107
SAMUEL BUTLER

38. From "Hudibras" 110
* 38. (). . . 111
ANDREW MARVELL

39. The Definition of Love 114

39. . . . 115
JOHN DRYDEN

40. Alexander's Feast; or, The Power of Music 118
40. , . . . 119
JONATHAN SWIFT

41. From "Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift'* 128
41. (). . . 129
JOHN GAY

42. The Hare and Many Friends 134
42. . . 135
ALEXANDER POPE

43. From "Windsor Forest" 138
43. (). H. . 139
44. The Dying Christian to his Soul 140
44. . . . 141
JAMES THOMSON
TOMCOH
From "The Seasons"

45. Summer 144
45. . . . 145
46. A Hymn 146
46. . . . 147
THOMAS GRAY

47. Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard 154
47. . . . (1802) 155
. . (1839) 639
OLIVER GOLDSMITH

48. From "The Hermit." Edwin and Angelina 164
48. . . . . 165
ERASMUS DARWIN

49. From "The Temple of Nature, or, The Origin of
Society." Canto the First. The Origin of Life 176
49. , . .
(). . . 177

JAMES MACPHERSON

From "Works of Ossian"

50. The Songs of Selma. Colma 178
50. . . . 179
51. Colna-Dona: 180
51. . . . . 181
RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN

52. Song. From "The School for Scandal" 190
52. ( ) . . 191
M. H. 643
GEORGE CRABBE

53. From "The Borough." Peter Grimes 192
53. . (). . . 193
WILLIAM BLAKE

From "Songs of Innocence"

54. The Little Black Boy 204
54. . . . 205
From "Songs of Experience"

55. The Tyger 206
55. . . . 207
. . 646
. . 646
ROBERT BURNS

57. John Barleycorn 210
57. . . . 211
. . 648
. . 650
58. From "The Jolly Beggars." A Cantata 214
*58. . (). . . 215
59. Coming through the rye 222
59. ... . . 223
60. I hae a wife ' my ain 224
60. . . . .... 225
61. John Anderson, jo, John 224
61. . . . 225
62. Macpherson's Farewell 226
62. . . . 227
63. Is there, for honest poverty 228
63. . . . 229
64. The Lass That Made the Bed to me 232

64. . . . 233
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH

65. We. are Seven 238
65. . . . 239
66. [Lucy] 242
66. . . . 243
67. Sonnet (Nuns fret not at their convent's narrow room...) 246
67. ( ...). . . 247
68. Sonnet Composed upon Westminster Bridge. Sept. 3, 1803 248
68. , 3 1803 . . . 249
69. [The Daffodils] 250
69. . . . 251
WALTER SCOTT

70. The Eve of Saint John 252
70. , . . . 253
71. From "Marmion." Canto V. The Court. XII. Lochinvar 264
71. . . . . 265
72. Nora's Vow (From the Gaelic) 268
72. ( ). . . 269
SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE

73. From "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" 270
73. (). . . 271
74. Kubla Khan: or, A Vision in a Dream. A Fragment 282
74. , . . . . 283
ROBERT SOUTHEY

75. God's Judgement on a Wicked Bishop 290
75. . . . 291
76. The Batde of Blenheim 296
76. . . . 297
77. From "Madoc". Part I. Madoc in Wales. I. The Return to Wales 300
77. ( ). . . 301
CHARLES LAMB

78. The Old Familiar Faces 304
78. . M. . 305
THOMAS CAMPBELL

79. Clenara 306
79. . . . . 307
THOMAS MOORE

From "Irish Melodies"

80. As a beam o'er the face of the waters may glow 310
80. ... . . 311
81. She is far from the land where her young hero sleeps 310
*81. , ... . . 311
82. The Minstrel-Boy '. 312
82. . . . 313
From "National Airs"

83. Air.The Bells of St. Petersburg 314
83. . . . 315
84. Catalonian Air 314
84. , !.. . . 315
85. Venetian Air 316
85. , ! ... . . 317
GEORGE GORDON BYRON

86. Fragment Written Shortly after the Marriage of Miss Chaworth 318
86. , . . . 319
87. I would I were a careless child 318
87. ... . . 319
88. Farewell! if ever fondest prayer 322
88. ! ... . . 323
89. Lines Written in an Album, at Malta 322
89. . M. . 323
. . . 663
From "Hebrew Melodies"

90. The harp the monarch minstrel swept 324
90. . H. . 325
91. My soul is darkOh! quickly string 326
91. ( ). M. . 327
92. Sun of the sleepless! melancholy star! 326
92. ! !.. . . 327
... . . 664
93. The Destruction of Sennacherib 328
93. . . . 329
94. Fare Thee Well 330
94. . . . 331
95. From "The Prisoner of Chillon" 336
95. (). . . 337
96. Stanzas to Augusta (When all around grew drear and dark...) 340
96. ( ...). . . 341
97. Stanzas to Augusta (Though the day of my destiny's over...) 342
97. ( ...). . . 343
98. Darkness 346
98. . . . 347
99. From "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage". Canto the Fourth 350
99. -. (). . . 351
100. From "Don Juan." Canto the First 352

100. -. (). . . 353

. . 667
101. Journal in Cephalonia 356
101. . . . 357
CHARLES WOLFE

102. The Burial of Sir John Moore 358
102. . . . 359
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY

103. Ozymandias 362
103. . . . 363
104. The Cloud 362
104. . . . 363
. 670
105. Ode to the West Wind 368
105. . . . 369
106. The Indian Serenade 372
106. . . . 373
107. 374
107. ... . . 375
... . . 673
108. Song to the Men of England 376
108. . . . 377
109. Sonnet: England in 1819 378
109. 1819 . . . 379
JOHN KEATS

110. On the Grasshopper and Cricket 382
110. . . . 383
. . 674
111. The Devon Maid 382
111. . . . 383
112. Autumn 384
112. . . . 385
113. Ode on a Grecian Urn 386
113. . . . 387
114. La belle dame sans merci 390
114. La belle dame sans merci. . . 391
115. Ode on Melancholy 392
115. . . . 393
116. Ode to Psyche 394
116. . . . 395
117. Sonnet on the Sea 400
117. . . . 401
118. Sonnet (The day is gone, and all its sweets are gone...) 400
118. ... . . 401
119. Sonnet (When I have fears that I may cease to be...) 402
119. , ... . . 403

THOMAS HOOD

120. The Death-Bed 404
120. . . . 405
121. The Song of the Shirt 404
121. . M. . 405
ALFRED TENNYSON

122. Godiva 412
122. . . . 413
ROBERT BROWNING

123. The Lost Leader 418
* 123. -. M. . 419
124. Home-Thoughts, from Abroad 420
124. . . . 421
125. How they Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix 420
125. . . . 421
WILLIAM JAMES LINTON

126. A Glee 426
* 126. . . . 427
ERNEST JONES

127. The Royal Bounty (A Legend of Windsor) 428
* 127. ( ). . . 429
CHARLES KINGSLEY

128. The Sands of Dee 434
128. . H. . 435
MATTHEW ARNOLD

129. Dover Beach : 436
* 129. . M. . 437
DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI

From "The House of Life"

130. Love Enthroned 440
130. . H. 441
131. Silent Noon 440
131. . . . 441
GEORGE MEREDITH


132. The Old Chartist 444
* 132. . . . 445
CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

133. Up-hill 454
* 133. . . . 455
LEWIS CARROLL

134. Jabberwocky (From "Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There") 456
134. ( ). . . - 457
. . . 881
ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE

135. In the Orchard (Provenal Burden) 458
135. ( ). . . 459
136. A Song in Time of Order 460
136. . . . 461
137. The Garden of Proserpine 464
* 137. . M. . 465
GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS

138. The Leaden Echo 472
138. . . . 473
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

139. Block City 474
139. . . . 475
140. Heather Ale (A Galloway Legend) 474
140. () . . 475
OSCAR WILDE

141. Impressions du matin 482
141. . . . 483
142. Tedium vitae 482
142. Tedium vitae. . . 483
143. Symphony in Yellow 484
143. . . . 485
144. From "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" 484
144. . (). . . 485
. . . 491
. . 567