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Author |
Southey, Caroline Bowles, 1786-1854 |
Title |
THE UNDYING ONE, AND OTHER POEMS. By the Honble. Mrs. [Caroline Elizabeth Sarah] Norton. |
Imprint |
London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street. 1830. |
Physical description |
viii, 272 p. ; 22 cm |
Citation |
Jackson,
Romantic Poetry by Women, p. 244. |
Call number |
WPRP 256 |
Notes |
Dedication to the Duchess of Clarence. Errata. |
Epigraph |
There is a very life in our despair,
Vitality of poison,—a quick root,
Which feeds these deadly branches; for it were
As nothing did we die; but life will suit
Itself to sorrow's most detested fruit,
Like to the apples on the Dead Sea's shore,
All ashes to the taste.
CHILDE HAROLD. |
Contents |
The Undying One
Canto I. | 1 |
Canto II. | 33 |
Canto III. | 67 |
Canto IV. | 131 |
Notes | 116 [161] |
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Miscellaneous Poems
On the Purple and White Carnation—A Fable | 169 |
The Careless Word | 173 |
They Loved one another | 176 |
My Heart is like a withered Nut | 178 |
My Childhood's Home | 180 |
Escape from the Snares of Love | 182 |
Ifs | 184 |
As when from Dreams awaking | 186 |
Old Friends | 189 |
The Bride | 191 |
The Pilgrim of Life | 195 |
The Captive Pirate | 197 |
The Future | 201 |
I was not false to thee | 208 |
The Greek Girl's Lament for her Lover | 209 |
Oh! Life is like the Summer Rill | 211 |
When poor in all but Hope and Love | 213 |
We have been Friends together | 215 |
The Boatswain's Song | 217 |
Recollections | 220 |
Descriptions of a lost Friend: from the Morning Post | 223 |
Recollections of a faded Beauty | 228 |
Babel | 237 |
The Mourners | 240 |
The Crooked Sixpence | 242 |
The Wanderer looking into other Homes | 244 |
Mary | 247 |
The Ringlet | 249 |
The Rebel | 252 |
The Lost One | 254 |
My Native Land, from the German of Körner | 256 |
Dreams | 258 |
Would I were with thee! | 259 |
The Name | 261 |
The Faithless Knight | 263 |
First Love | 265 |
Edward | 267 |
The Arab's Farewell to his Horse | 269 |
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