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Contents.
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The Journey of Truth
141
The March of Time
134
The Marriage Vow
118
The Martyrs of Royal-Lieu
152
The Masque of the New Year
146
The Mother's Jewels
112
The River and the Tide
101
The Robber's Deathbed
123
The Tear of Sympathy
95
The Three Ages of Life
98
The World of Dreams
150
The World's Changes
103
There's Nothing Lost
97
Time
133
Time
134
To a Child
105
To my Child at Play
106
To Myself
127
To the Departing Year
149
To-day and To-morrow
132
Truth Lives on
143
Wed not for Gold
119
Who is my Neighbour?
140
Wishes and Realities
107
Your Mission
136
Youth
93

Natural and Descriptive.

A Beautiful Maiden
212
A Spring Evening
166
A Storm
220
A Thought in September
174
Autumnal Decay
175
Ben Nevis
215
Country Life
214
Dew
182
Evening Thoughts
179
Eventide
225
Flowers
186
Frost
184
Glencoe
215
Hymn to the Moon
162
Invocation of the Earth to Morning
158
Lines suggested by the Brilliant Aurora
165
Lines written in a Severe Frost
183
Moral Reflections on Autumn
176
Morning
178
Nature
224
October
174
Ode to Winter
177
On an Autumnal Leaf
197
On Sailing Past Cape Trafalgar
221
On a Butterfly
208
On Seeing a Butterfly just Escaped from its Chrysalis
182
On Seeing Burleigh Castle
223
On Visiting the Ruins of Kenilworth
223
Spring Flowers
187
Solitude
170
Song for May-Day
170
Song of the Grass
195
Summer
172
Summer
173
Summer Hymn
171
Sunrise
157
Sunset
159
Sunshine and Shower
219
The Approach of Spring
166
The Bottom of the Sea
210
The Chapel by the Shore
226
The Dead Lark
181
The Dewdrop and the Stream
218
The Evening Hour
161
The Evening Star
159
The First of March
167
The Forester
187
The Frosted Trees
200
The Furze
199
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