| William Collins. |
294. |
Fidele |
| 295. |
Ode Written in MDCCXLVI |
| 296. |
The Passions |
| 297. |
To Evening |
| George Sewell. |
298. |
The Dying Man in His Garden |
| Alison Rutherford Cockburn. |
299. |
The Flowers of the Forest |
| Jane Elliot. |
300. |
Lament for Flodden |
| Christopher Smart. |
301. |
A Song to David |
| Anonymous. |
302. |
Willy Drowned in Yarrow |
| John Logan. |
303. |
The Braes of Yarrow |
| Henry Fielding. |
304. |
A Hunting Song |
| Charles Dibdin. |
305. |
Tom Bowling |
| Samuel Johnson. |
306. |
On the Death of Dr. Robert Levet |
| 307. |
A Satire |
| Oliver Goldsmith. |
308. |
When Lovely Woman Stoops |
| 309. |
Retaliation |
| 310. |
The Deserted Village |
| 311. |
The Traveller; or, A Prospect of Society |
| Robert Graham of Gartmore. |
312. |
If Doughty Deeds |
| Adam Austin. |
313. |
For Lack of Gold |
| William Cowper. |
314. |
Loss of the Royal George |
| 315. |
To a Young Lady |
| 316. |
The Poplar Field |
| 317. |
The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk |
| 318. |
To Mary Unwin |
| 319. |
To the Same |
| 320. |
Boadicea: An Ode |
| 321. |
The Castaway |
| 322. |
The Shrubbery |
| 323. |
On the Receipt of My Mother’s Picture out of Norfolk |
| 324. |
The Diverting History of John Gilpin |
| Richard Brinsley Sheridan. |
325. |
Drinking Song |
| Anna Laetitia Barbauld. |
326. |
Life |
| Isobel Pagan (?). |
327. |
Ca’ the Yowes to the Knowes |
| Lady Anne Lindsay. |
328. |
Auld Robin Gray |
| Thomas Chatterton. |
329. |
Song from Ælla |
| Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne. |
330. |
The Land o’ the Leal |
| 331. |
He’s Ower the Hills That I Lo’e Weel |
| 332. |
The Auld House |
| 333. |
The Laird o’ Cockpen |
| 334. |
The Rowan Tree |
| 335. |
Wha’ll Be King But Charlie? |
| 336. |
Charlie Is My Darling |
| Alexander Ross. |
337. |
Wooed and Married and A’ |
| John Skinner. |
338. |
Tullochgorum |
| Michael Bruce. |
339. |
To the Cuckoo |
| George Halket. |
340. |
Logie o’ Buchan |
| William Hamilton 0f Bangour. |
341. |
The Braes of Yarrow |
| Hector MacNeil. |
342. |
I Lo’ed Ne’er a Laddie but Ane |
| 343. |
Come Under My Plaidie |
| Sir William Jones. |
344. |
An Ode in Imitation of Alcaeus |
| 345. |
On Parent Knees a Naked New-born Child |
| Susanna Blamire. |
346. |
And Ye Shall Walk in Silk Attire |
| Anne Hunter. |
347. |
My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair |
| John Dunlop. |
348. |
The Year That’s Awa’ |
| Samuel Rogers. |
349. |
A Wish |
| 350. |
The Sleeping Beauty |
| William Blake. |
351. |
The Tiger |
| 352. |
Ah! Sun-Flower |
| 353. |
To Spring |
| 354. |
Reeds of Innocence |
| 355. |
Night |
| 356. |
Auguries of Innocence |
| 357. |
Nurse’s Song |
| 358. |
Holy Thursday |
| 359. |
The Divine Image |
| 360. |
Song |
| John Collins. |
361. |
To-Morrow |
| Robert Tannahill. |
362. |
Jessie, the Flower o’ Dunblane |
| 363. |
Gloomy Winter’s Now Awa’ |
| William Wordsworth. |
364. |
Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood |
| 365. |
My Heart Leaps Up |
| 366. |
The Two April Mornings |
| 367. |
The Fountain: A Conversation |
| 368. |
Written in March |
| 369. |
Nature and the Poet |
| 370. |
Ruth: Or the Influences of Nature |
| 371. |
A Lesson |
| 372. |
Michael |
| 373. |
Yarrow Unvisited |
| 374. |
Yarrow Visited |
| 375. |
Yarrow Revisited |
| 376. |
Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye During a Tour July 13, 1798 |
| 377. |
The Daffodils |
| 378. |
To the Daisy |
| 379. |
To the Cuckoo |
| 380. |
The Green Linnet |
| 381. |
Written in Early Spring |
| 382. |
To the Skylark |
| 383. |
The Affliction of Margaret |
| 384. |
Simon Lee the Old Huntsman |
| 385. |
Ode to Duty |
| 386. |
She Was a Phantom of Delight |
| 387. |
To the Highland Girl of Inversneyde |
| 388. |
The Solitary Reaper |
| 389. |
The Reverie of Poor Susan |
| 390. |
To Toussaint L’Ouverture |
| 391. |
Character of the Happy Warrior |
| 392. |
Resolution and Independence |
| 393. |
Laodamia |
| 394. |
We Are Seven |
| 395. |
Lucy |
| 396. |
The Inner Vision |
| 397. |
By the Sea |
| 398. |
Upon Westminster Bridge |
| 399. |
To a Distant Friend |
| 400. |
Desideria |
| 401. |
We Must Be Free or Die |
| 402. |
England and Switzerland |
| 403. |
On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic |
| 404. |
London, MDCCCII |
| 405. |
The Same |
| 406. |
When I Have Borne |
| 407. |
The World is Too Much With Us |
| 408. |
Within King’s College Chapel, Cambridge |
| 409. |
Valedictory Sonnet to the River Duddon |
| 410. |
Composed at Neidpath Castle, the Property of Lord Queensberry |
| 411. |
Admonition to a Traveller |
| 412. |
To Sleep |
| 413. |
The Sonnet |
| William Lisle Bowles. |
414. |
Dover Cliffs |
| Samuel Taylor Coleridge. |
415. |
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
| 416. |
Kubla Khan |
| 417. |
Youth and Age |
| 418. |
Love |
| 419. |
Hymn Before Sunrise, in the Vale of Chamouni |
| 420. |
Christabel |
| 421. |
Dejection: an Ode |
| Robert Southey. |
422. |
After Blenheim |
| 423. |
The Scholar |
| Charles Lamb. |
424. |
The Old Familiar Faces |
| 425. |
Hester |
| 426. |
On an Infant Dying as Soon as Born |
| Sir Walter Scott. |
427. |
The Outlaw |
| 428. |
To a Lock of Hair |
| 429. |
Jock of Hazeldean |
| 430. |
Eleu Loro |
| 431. |
A Serenade |
| 432. |
The Rover |
| 433. |
The Maid of Neidpath |
| 434. |
Gathering Song of Donald the Black |
| 435. |
Border Ballad |
| 436. |
The Pride of Youth |
| 437. |
Coronach |
| 438. |
Lucy Ashton’s Song |
| 439. |
Answer |
| 440. |
Rosabelle |
| 441. |
Hunting Song |
| 442. |
Lochinvar |
| 443. |
Bonny Dundee |
| 444. |
Datur Hora Quieti |
| 445. |
Here’s a Health to King Charles |
| 446. |
Harp of the North, Farewell! |
| James Hogg. |
447. |
Kilmeny |
| 448. |
When the Kye Comes Hame |
| 449. |
The Skylark |
| 450. |
Lock the Door, Lariston |
| Robert Surtees. |
451. |
Barthram’s Dirge |
| Thomas Campbell. |
452. |
The Soldier’s Dream |
| 453. |
To the Evening Star |
| 454. |
Ode to Winter |
| 455. |
Lord Ullin’s Daughter |
| 456. |
The River of Life |
| 457. |
To the Evening Star |
| 458. |
The Maid of Neidpath |
| 459. |
Ye Mariners of England |
| 460. |
Battle of the Baltic |
| 461. |
Hohenlinden |
| J. Campbell. |
462. |
Freedom and Love |
| Allan Cunningham. |
463. |
Hame, Hame, Hame |
| 464. |
A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea |
| George Gordon,
Lord Byron. |
465. |
Youth and Age |
| 466. |
The Destruction of Sennacherib |
| 467. |
Elegy on Thyrza |
| 468. |
When We Two Parted |
| 469. |
For Music |
| 470. |
She Walks in Beauty |
| 471. |
All for Love |
| 472. |
Elegy |
| 473. |
To Augusta |
| 474. |
Epistle to Augusta |
| 475. |
Maid of Athens |
| 476. |
Darkness |
| 477. |
Longing |
| 478. |
Fare Thee Well |
| 479. |
The Prisoner of Chillon |
| 480. |
On the Castle of Chillon |
| 481. |
Song of Saul Before His Last Battle |
| 482. |
The Isles of Greece |
| 483. |
On This Day I Complete My Thirty-Sixth Year |
| Thomas Moore. |
484. |
The Light of Other Days |
| 485. |
Pro Patria Mori |
| 486. |
The Meeting of the Waters |
| 487. |
The Last Rose of Summer |
| 488. |
The Harp that Once Through Tara’s Halls |
| 489. |
A Canadian Boat-Song |
| 490. |
The Journey Onwards |
| 491. |
The Young May Moon |
| 492. |
Echo |
| 493. |
At the Mid Hour of Night |
| Charles Wolfe. |
494. |
The Burial of Sir John Moore At Corunna |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley. |
495. |
Hymn of Pan |
| 496. |
Hellas |
| 497. |
Invocation |
| 498. |
Stanzas Written in Dejection Near Naples |
| 499. |
I Fear Thy Kisses |
| 500. |
Lines to an Indian Air |
| 501. |
To a Skylark |
| 502. |
Love’s Philosophy |
| 503. |
To the Night |
| 504. |
Ode to the West Wind |
| 505. |
Written Among the Euganean Hills, North Italy |
| 506. |
Hymn to the Spirit of Nature |
| 507. |
A Lament |
| 508. |
A Dream of the Unknown |
| 509. |
The Invitation |
| 510. |
The Recollection |
| 511. |
To the Moon |
| 512. |
A Widow Bird |
| 513. |
To a Lady, with a Guitar |
| 514. |
One Word is Too Often Profaned |
| 515. |
Ozymandias of Egypt |
| 516. |
The Flight of Love |
| 517. |
The Cloud |
| 518. |
Stanzas—April, 1814 |
| 519. |
Music, When Soft Voices Die |
| 520. |
The Poet’s Dream |
| 521. |
The World’s Wanderers |
| 522. |
Adonais: An Elegy on the Death of John Keats |
| James Henry Leigh Hunt. |
523. |
Jenny Kiss’d Me |
| 524. |
Abou Ben Adhem |
| John Keats. |
525. |
The Realm of Fancy |
| 526. |
Ode on the Poets |
| 527. |
The Mermaid Tavern |
| 528. |
Happy Insensibility |
| 529. |
Ode to a Nightingale |
| 530. |
Ode on a Grecian Urn |
| 531. |
Ode to Autumn |
| 532. |
Ode to Psyche |
| 533. |
Ode on Melancholy |
| 534. |
The Eve of St. Agnes |
| 535. |
La Belle Dame Sans Merci |
| 536. |
On the Grasshopper and Cricket |
| 537. |
On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer |
| 538. |
To Sleep |
| 539. |
The Human Seasons |
| 540. |
Great Spirits Now on Earth Are Sojourning |
| 541. |
The Terror of Death |
| 542. |
Last Sonnet |
| Walter Savage Landor. |
543. |
Rose Aylmer |
| 544. |
Twenty Years Hence |
| 545. |
Proud Word You Never Spoke |
| 546. |
Absence |
| 547. |
Dirce |
| 548. |
Corinna to Tanagra, from Athens |
| 549. |
Mother, I Cannot Mind My Wheel |
| 550. |
Well I Remember |
| 551. |
No, My Own Love |
| 552. |
Robert Browning |
| 553. |
The Death of Artemidora |
| 554. |
Iphigeneia |
| 555. |
‘Do You Remember Me?’ |
| 556. |
For an Epitaph at Fiesole |
| 557. |
On Lucretia Borgia’s Hair |
| 558. |
On His Seventy-Fifth Birthday |
| 559. |
To My Ninth Decade |
| 560. |
Death Stands Above Me |
| 561. |
On Living Too Long |
| Thomas Hood. |
562. |
Fair Ines |
| 563. |
The Bridge of Sighs |
| 564. |
The Death Bed |
| 565. |
Past and Present |
| Sir Aubrey De Vere. |
566. |
Glengariff |
| Hartley Coleridge. |
567. |
She is Not Fair |
| Joseph Blanco White. |
568. |
To Night |
| George Darley. |
569. |
The Loveliness of Love |
| Thomas Babington Macaulay, Lord Macaulay. |
570. |
The Armada |
| 571. |
A Jacobite’s Epitaph |
| Sir William Edmondstoune Aytoun. |
572. |
The Refusal of Charon |
| Hugh Miller. |
573. |
The Babie |
| Helen Selina, Lady Dufferin. |
574. |
Lament of the Irish Emigrant |
| Charles Tennyson Turner. |
575. |
Letty’s Globe |
| Sir Samuel Ferguson. |
576. |
The Fair Hills of Ireland |
| Elizabeth Barrett Browning. |
577. |
A Musical Instrument |
|
Sonnets from the Portuguese |
| 578. |
I |
| 579. |
II |
| 580. |
III |
| 581. |
IV |
| 582. |
V |
| 583. |
VI |
| 584. |
VII |
| 585. |
VIII |
| 586. |
IX |
| 587. |
X |
| 588. |
XI |
| 589. |
XII |
| 590. |
XIII |
| 591. |
XIV |
| 592. |
XV |
| 593. |
XVI |
| 594. |
XVII |
| 595. |
XVIII |
| 596. |
XIX |
| 597. |
XX |
| 598. |
XXI |
| 599. |
XXII |
| 600. |
XXIII |
| 601. |
XXIV |
| 602. |
XXV |
| 603. |
XXVI |
| 604. |
XXVII |
| 605. |
XXVIII |
| 606. |
XXIX |
| 607. |
XXX |
| 608. |
XXXI |
| 609. |
XXXII |
| 610. |
XXXIII |
| 611. |
XXXIV |
| 612. |
XXXV |
| 613. |
XXXVI |
| 614. |
XXXVII |
| 615. |
XXXVIII |
| 616. |
XXXIX |
| 617. |
XL |
| 618. |
XLI |
| 619. |
XLII |
| 620. |
XLIII |
| 621. |
XLIV |
| 622. |
The Sleep |
| Edward Fitzgerald. |
623. |
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam of Naishapur |
