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Contents.

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The Guelder Rose

The Harebell and the Foxglove

The Herdsman's Happy Life

The Inhabitants of the Waters

The King-Fisher

The Meadow Gowan

The Migration of Birds

The Night-Blowing Cereus

The Night-Flowering Cereus

The Northern Seas

The Owl's Revenge

The Sleeping Beauty

The Song of the Streams

The Summer Comes

The Swallow's Return

The Wild Flower

The Wind in the Woods

The Winter Rose

To a Lady, Gazing on a Beautiful Landscape

To a Young Lady

To the Evening Star

To the Morning Lark

To the Nightingale

To the Passion Flower

To the Witch Hazel

Winter makes Spring

Wodenfride's Song

National, Social, and Domestic.

A New English Ballad

A Song of the Sea

A Wife's Appeal to her Husband

An Exile's Dream of Home

Dermot's Parting

Frozen to Death

Imitation of Byron's Modern Greece, as applied to Scotland

Lady Byron's Reply to Lord Byron's "Fare Thee Well"

Lines by a Young Lady Born Blind

Lines by an English Officer

Linger not long

Linlithgow Palace

Little Shoes and Stockings

Loudhon's Attack

March 21st, 1871

Napoleon's Last Request

New England's Annoyances

On a Sleeping Child

On Milton's Blindness

On seeing Mr Stewart Watson's Picture of Burns

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