"Break, break, break." Unaltered.
"The Poet's Song." Unaltered.
To subsequent editions were added the following poems:
"Edwin Morris; or, the Lake." First printed in the seventh edition, 1851.
"The Golden Year." First printed in the fourth edition, 1846.
"To ———, after reading a Life and Letters." First included in the sixth edition, 1850.[1] The second part of the title was added, and a verbal alteration made, in the eighth edition (1853).
"To E. L., on his Travels in Greece." First printed in the edition of 1853. Addressed to Edward Lear, the landscape-painter, on his book entitled "Journals of Tours in Central and Southern Italy and Albania." Edward Lear is also the author of the famous "Book of Nonsense." (See "Athenæum," April 16, 1870).
"The Eagle; a Fragment." First printed in the edition of 1851.
- ↑ "It had appeared, however, previously, in "The Examiner" of March 24, 1849, and there are several minute verbal differences between the earlier and later versions.
