Encouragement and energy and will;
Expressing liveliest thoughts in lively words
As native passion dictates. Others, too,
There are, among the walks of homely life,
Still higher, men for contemplation framed;
Shy, and unpractised in the strife of phrase;
Meek men, whose very souls perhaps would sink
Beneath them, summoned to such intercourse.
Theirs is the language of the heavens, the power,
The thought, the image, and the silent joy:
Words are but under-agents in their souls;
When they are grasping with their greatest strength,
They do not breathe among them; this I speak
In gratitude to God, who feeds our hearts
For his own service, knoweth, loveth us,
When we are unregarded by the world."
[In case of need, seek under the word Lines, Sonnet, or Stanzas.]
ABUSE of Monastic Power, | Alice Fell, i. 196
American Tradition, iii. 258
Among the Ruins of a Convent
in the Apennines, iii. 222
A Morning Exercise, ii. 17
Anecdote for Fathers, i. 209
An Evening Walk, i. 3
A Night-Piece, ii. 120
A Night Thought, iv. 259
Animal Tranquillity and De-
cay, v. 134
An Interdict, iv. 96
Anticipation, Oct. 1803, iii. 81
A Parsonage in Oxfordshire,
ii. 370
A Place of Burial in the South
of Scotland, iii. 276
A Plea for Authors, ii. 390
A Poet's Epitaph, iv. 243
Apology (Ecc. Son), iv. 84
(Ecc. Son), iv. 114
(Pun. of Death), iv.
tion, iv. 121
Glad Tidings, iv. 81
Glen Almain, iii. 16
Gold and Silver Fishes in a
Vase, v. 13
Goody Blake and Harry Gill,
Gordale, ii. 364
Grace Darling, v. 52
Greenock, iv. 215
Guilt and Sorrow, i. 51
Gunpowder Plot, iv. 125
Gypsies, ii. 144
HART-LEAP Well, ii. 171
Hart's-Horn Tree, iii. 293
Her Eyes are Wild, i. 377
Highland Hut, iii. 284
Hint from the Mountains, ii. 52
Hints for the Fancy, iii. 256
Hoffer, iii. 90
Humanity, iv. 289
Hymn for the Boatmen.
Heidelberg, iii. 142
ILLUSTRATED
Newspapers, iv. 257
Illustration, iv. 126
Imaginative Regrets, iv. 115
Incident at Bruges, iii. 137
characteristic of a
Favorite Dog, iv. 260
Indignation of a High-minded
Spaniard, iii. 102
Influence abused, iv. 90
of Natural Objects,
From the Alban Hills, iii. 209
Hermitage, v. 84
Hermit's Cell, v.
French Revolution, ii. 193
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