Near the Lake of Thrasy- | Plea for the Historian, iii. 206
Poor Robin, v. 21
Power of Music, ii. 133
Prelude. Poems chiefly of
Early and Late Years, v. 46
Presentiments, ii. 241
Primitive Saxon Clergy, iv. 84
Processions. Chamouny, iii
RECOLLECTION of the Por-
trait of Henry VIII., ii. 368
Recovery, iv. 76
Reflections, iv. 116
Regrets, iv. 149
Remembrance of Collins, i. 19
Repentance, i. 296
Reproof, iv. 87
Resolution and Independence
ii. 155
Rest and be thankful. - Glen-
croe, iii. 283
Retirement, ii. 348
Return, iii. 259
Revival of Popery, iv. 119
Richard I., iv. 95
Rob Roy's Grave, iii. 23
On a Portrait of the Duke of Roman Antiquities. - Bishop-
Wellington, ii. 385
Open Prospect, iii. 256
Other Benefits, iv. 102
iv. 102
Influences, iv. 85
Our Lady of the Snow, iii. 150
Oxford, May 30, 1820, ii. 367
SACHEVEREL, iv. 135
Sacrament, iv. 144
Saints, iv. 113
Saxon Conquest, iv. 79
Monasteries, iv. 88
Scene in Venice, iv. 97
on the Lake of Brientz,
Seathwaite Chapel, iii. 260
Seclusion, iv. 86
Sheep-washing, iii. 263
Siege of Vienna raised by John
Sobieski, iii. 118
Simon Lee, iv. 237
Sky Prospect.-France, iii. | Sonnet composed upon West-
on May Morning, 1838, iii.
side, near Calais, August,
Grasmere Lake, 1807, iii. 88
during
in Roslin
in the Channel on the
Coast of Cumberland, iv.
in the Frith of Clyde,
Sonnet, Oct. 1803, iii. 75
on a Celebrated Event
in Ancient History, iii. 85
iii. 86
on approaching the
Staub-bach, iii. 144
on entering Douglas
Bay, iv. 198
on hearing the "Ranz
des Vaches," iii. 154
on revisiting Dunolly
Castle, iv. 205
on the Death of his
Majesty, George III., ii. 369
on the Departure of Sir
Walter Scott, iii. 276
on the Detraction
which followed, &c., ii. 331
on the Extinction of the
Venetian Republic, iii. 67
on the Final Submis-
sion of the Tyrolese, iii. 94
-on the Sight of a Manse
in the South of Scotland,
iii. 277
Sept. 1, 1802, iii. 69
Sept. 1815, ii. 351
Sept. 1802.
Dover, iii. 71
Steamboats, Viaducts, and
Railways, iv. 219
Stepping Westward, iii. 18
Stray Pleasures, ii. 64
Struggle of the Britons, iv. 78
TEMPTATIONS from Roman
Refinements, iv. 77
Thanksgiving after Childbirth,
iv. 145
The Affliction of Margaret
i. 298
The Armenian Lady's Love,
i. 361
The Avon, iii. 291
The Black Stones of Iona, iv.
214
The Blind Highland Boy, iii.37
The Borderers, i. 80
The Brothers, i. 238
The Brownie, iii. 288
The Brownie's Cell, iii. 48
The Childless Father, i. 307
The Church of San Salvador,
iii. 157
The Column lying in the Sim-
plon Pass, iii. 171
The Cuckoo-Clock, ii. 253
The Danish Boy, ii. 60
The Dunolly Eagle, iv. 206
The Earl of Breadalbane's
Ruined Mansion, iii. 282
The Eclipse of the Sun, 1820,
iii. 164
The Egyptian Maid, iii. 229
The Emigrant Mother, i. 308
The Excursion, vi. 1
The Faery Chasm, iii. 255
The Fall of the Aar, iii. 145
The Farmer of Tilsbury Vale,
v. 126
The Force of Prayer, iv. 271
The Forsaken, i. 277
The Fountain, iv. 251
The French and the Spanish
Guerillas, iii. 104
The French Army in Russia,
iii. 106
iii. 108
The Germans on the Heights
of Hockheim, iii. 109
The Gleaner, v. 22
The Green Linnet, ii. 38
The Haunted Tree, ii. 224
The Highland Broach, iii. 285
The Horn of Egremont Castle,
v. 36
The Idiot Boy, i. 324
The Idle Shepherd-Boys, i. 205
The Infant M. M., ii. 376
The Italian Itinerant, iii. 159
The King of Sweden, iii. 68
The Kitten and Falling
Leaves, ii. 77
The Laborer's
Hymn, iv. 305
The Matron of Jedborough
and her Husband, iii. 33
The Monumeut called Long
Meg and her Daughters,
iv. 220
The Mother's Return, i. 193
The Norman Boy, i. 225
The Norman Conquest, iv. 92
The Oak and the Broom, ii. 25
The Oak of Guernica, iii. 101
The Old Cumberland Beggar,
v. 119
The Pass of Kirkstone, ii. 209
The Pet Lamb, i. 213
The Pilgrim's Dream, ii. 66
The Pillar of Trajan, iii. 226
The Pine of Monte Mario at
Rome, iji. 203
The Plain of Donnerdale, iii.
The Two Thieves, v. 132
The Vaudois, iv. 105
The Virgin, iv. 114
The Wagoner, ii. 85
The Warning.- Sequel to the
First-born, iv. 298
The Waterfall and the Eglan-
tine, ii. 23
The Westmoreland Girl, i. 233
The White Doe of Rylstone,
iv. 1
The Widow on Windermere
Side, i. 359
The Wild Duck's Nest, ii. 329
The Wishing-Gate, ii. 233
The Wishing-Gate destroyed,
ii. 236
Thought of a Briton on the
Subjugation of Switzerland,
iii. 71
Thoughts on the Seasons, iv.
To a Painter, ii. 387
To a Redbreast (S. H.), v. 24
To a Sexton, ii. 30
To a Skylark, ii. 39
To a Snowdrop, ii. 353
To a Young Lady who had
been, &c., &c., ii. 220
To B. R. Haydon, ii. 344
Picture of
Napoleon Buonaparte, ii. 383
To Cordelia M- iv. 228
To Enterprise, ii. 212
To H. C., i. 217
To H. C. Robinson, iii. 189
To
in her Seventieth
Year, ii. 377
To Joanna, ii. 3
To Lady Beaumont, ii. 354
To Lucca Giordano, iv. 180
To May, iv. 309
To M. H., ii. 10
To my Sister, iv. 235
To
on her First Ascent
of Helvellyn, ii. 218
on the Birth of her
First-born Child, iv. 295
To Rotha Q-, ii. 378
To S. H., ii. 332
To Sleep, ii. 327
To the Earl of Lonsdale, iv.221
To the Lady E. B. and the
Hon. Miss P., ii. 372
To the Lady Fleming.-Foun-
dation of Rydal Chapel, v. 30
on the same Occasion,
the Derwent, iv. 188
To a Highland Girl, iii. 13
To a Lady. Madeira Flow-To
ers, ii. 56
To an Octogenarian, v. 26
To a Painter, ii. 387
the Lady Mary Lowther,
ii. 353
To the Memory of Raisley Cal-
vert, ii. 342
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