Sonnets | 1 |
Hope. | 3 |
Death. | 4 |
Change of Place. | 5 |
Retrospection. | 6 |
The Chinese Rose. | 7 |
The Storm. | 8 |
Last Day Of The Year In Which A Mother Died. | 9 |
The Tempest. | 10 |
Farewell to France. Supposed To Be Repeated By Mary Queen Of Scots, From The Deck Of The Ship Which Was To Convey Her To Scotland. | 11 |
The Moon. | 12 |
The Redbreast. | 13 |
The Sea After A Storm. | 14 |
The Ocean, With A Fleet Upon It, During War. | 15 |
Sleep. | 16 |
Morning. | 17 |
Thought. | 18 |
Disappointment. | 19 |
To A Sigh. | 20 |
May. | 21 |
The Moon In Summer. | 22 |
The Mortal Doom. | 23 |
Mournful Anticipation. | 24 |
The Moon In Autumn. | 25 |
A Walk | 26 |
Suspense. | 27 |
Winter. | 28 |
Yarmouth Beach. | 29 |
The Poppy. | 30 |
The Parliamentary Oak, Sherwood Forest, on the Border of Clipstone Park. | 31 |
The Dear Friend. | 32 |
The Funeral Tree. | 33 |
A Walk In Winter. | 34 |
The Dream. | 35 |
The Dead Of Night. | 36 |
The Rising Sun In Summer. | 37 |
Separation. | 38 |
Sorrow. | 39 |
Matlock. Written On The Point Of A Rock. | 40 |
The Evening Star. | 41 |
Spring. | 42 |
The Path To The Cavern Of Poole's Hole, Buxton. | 43 |
Written By Moonlight, Yarmouth. | 44 |
Miscellaneous Poems | 37 [45] |
Winter. | 47 |
Aurora Borealis. | 52 |
The Linnet. | 55 |
Birkland Wood In Spring. Noon.—Sherwood Forest. | 58 |
Birkland In Autumn. Evening. | 62 |
Lines Written While Standing On A Rock Overhanging The Steep Descent Of Creswell Crag | 65 |
Thoughts In That Beautifully Retired Spot, The House Attached to Ditchingham Bath, Norfolk, Once The Property Of The Late Hon. William Windham, M.P. | 67 |
A Wood Walk. The Squirrel. | 73 |
The Negro Maid. | 77 |
Ode to Content. | 81 |
To Poetry. | 90 |
On The Recovery of A Lady's Health, By A Tour To The Highlands. 93 | 93 |
The Linnet's Excursion.—Fable Addressed To A Minor. | 96 |
Hymn, Addressed To The God Of The Yellow River. | 101 |
To The Charitable, In Behalf Of That Noble Institution, The Norfolk And Norwich Hospital. | 104 |
To Patience. | 107 |
Memory and Hope. | 109 |
Hymn.—Matlock. | 112 |
The First Days Of A First Visit To Matlock. Written There During The Mortification Of A Dull Evening. | 116 |
Tour to Matlock, &c. | 121 |
Tour, &c. | 123 |
Hymn. | 151 |
Elegiac Poems | 175 |
The Dead. | 177 |
Stanzas. | 180 |
A Sister's Tomb. | 182 |
Religion. | 184 |
The Churchyard | 186 |
Upon Seeing The Tomb, In The Above Receptacle Of The Dead. | 191 |
A Brother's Tomb. | 193 |
Eliza's Requiem. | 195 |
To The Memory Of A Lady, Who Had Been In Early Life The Esteemed Governess Of The Writer. | 200 |
To The Memory Of A Lady, Who Died In A Consumption. | 203 |
The Relic. | 205 |
Upon The Death Of A Young Woman In Humble Life, Who Died Of Consumption, Aged 18. | 207 |
The Mourner. | 210 |
The Death Of A Good Man. | 211 |
On The Death Of A Lovely Child, Three Years Of Age. | 213 |
To The Memory Of An Esteemed Friend, Who Died At The Age Of 84. | 215 |
Recollections of Scotland | 219 |
The Moon At Sea. The First Time Of Being On The Ocean, Going To Scotland. | 221 |
Tomna-Heurich, Or The Hill Of The Fairies, Inverness. | 222 |
The Weiard Sisters. | 226 |
Den Fenella. | 229 |
Fall Of Fyers and Loch Ness. | 243 |
Linlithgow Palace, The Birthplace Of Mary Queen Of Scots. | 247 |
A Visit to Cadyow Castle. | 251 |
Farewell To Scotland. In The Firth Of Forth, In Sight Of Edinburgh, Just Going Off To Sea. | 259 |
