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Preface | v |
Earlier Poems | |
The Restoration of the Works of Art to Italy | 19 |
Tales and Historical Scenes | |
The Abencerrage | 37 |
The Widow of Crescentius | 87 |
The Last Banquet of Antony and Cleopatra | 109 |
Alaric in Italy | 114 |
The Wife of Asdrubal | 121 |
Heliodorus in the Temple | 124 |
Night Scene in Genoa | 127 |
The Troubadour and Richard Cœur de Lion | 134 |
The Death of Conradin | 140 |
Translations from Camoens and Other Poets |
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Camoens. | |
High in the glowing heavens, | 147 |
Wrapt in sad musings | 148 |
If in thy glorious home | 148 |
This mountain scene, | 149 |
Those eyes who love | 150 |
Fair Tajo! thou, whose | 150 |
Thou, to whose power | 151 |
Spirit beloved! whose wing | 152 |
How strange a fate in love | 152 |
Should Love, the tyrant | 153 |
Oft have I sung | 153 |
Saved from the perils | 154 |
Beside the streams of Babylon | 155 |
There blooms a plant | 155 |
Amidst the bitter tears | 156 |
He who proclaims | 157 |
Waves of Mondego! | 157 |
Where shall I find some desert | 158 |
Exempt from every grief, | 158 |
No searching eye can pierce | 159 |
Metastasio. |
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In tears, the heart oppressed | 159 |
Filicaja. |
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Italia! thou by lavish Nature | 160 |
Pastorini. |
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If thus thy fallen grandeur | 160 |
Lope de Vega. |
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Let the vain courtier | 161 |
Manuel. |
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Pause not with lingering foot, | 162 |
Della Casa. |
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These marble domes | 162 |
Bentivoglio. |
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The sainted spirit, | 163 |
Metastasio. |
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He shall not dread | 163 |
The torrent wave | 164 |
Sweet rose! whose tender | 164 |
Fortune! why thus, | 165 |
Wouldst thou to love | 165 |
Unbending 'midst the wintry | 166 |
Oh! those alone, whose | 166 |
Ah! cease—those fruitless | 167 |
Quevedo. |
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Amidst those scenes | 167 |
Juan de Tarsis. |
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Thou, who has fled from life's | 168 |
Torquato Tasso. |
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Thou, in thy morn wert like | 168 |
Bernardo Tasso. |
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This green recess, | 169 |
Petrarch. |
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Thou that wouldst mark, | 169 |
If to the sighing breeze | 170 |
Bembo. |
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Thou, the stern monarch | 171 |
Lorenzini. |
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Sylph of the breeze! | 171 |
Gessner. |
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Hail! morning sun, | 172 |
(German Song.) |
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Listen, fair maid, | 173 |
Chaulieu. |
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Thou grot, whence flows | 173 |
Garcilaso de la Vegra. |
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Enjoy the sweets of life's luxuriant May | 174 |
Miscellaneous |
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Lines written in a Hermitage on the Sea-Shore | 175 |
Dirge of a Child | 176 |
Invocation | 177 |
To the Memory of General Sir Edward Packenham | 178 |
To the Memory of Sir Henry E-ll-s, who fell in the Battle of Waterloo | 179 |
Guerilla Song | 180 |
The Aged Indian | 181 |
Evening amongst the Alps | 183 |
Dirge of the Highland Chief in Waverley | 183 |
The Crusader's War-Song | 184 |
The Death of Clanronald | 186 |
To the Eye | 187 |
The Hero's Death | 188 |
Stanzas on the Death of the Princess Charlotte | 189 |
The Sceptic [sic] | 196 |
Stanzas to the Memory of the Late King | 211 |
Modern Greece | 218 |
Dartmoor | 260 |
The Meeting of Wallace and Bruce on the Banks of the Carron | 271 |
The Last Constantine | 279 |
