“V. 1. The Middle Ages -- The Sixteenth Century -- The Seventeenth Century -- The Restoration And The Eighteenth Century. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Corn Riggs An' Barley Rigs ; To A Mouse ; Green Grown The Rashes ; Holy Willie's Prayer ; Willie Brewed A Peck O' Maut ; Tam O' Shanter ; Afton Water ; Ae Fond Kiss ; Ye Flowery Banks ; Scots, What Hae ; For A' That And A' That ; A Red, Red Rose ; Auld Lang Syne / Robert Burns. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Poetical Sketches. Song (how Sweet I Roam'd From Field To Field) ; To The Evening Star ; Song (memory, Hither Come) ; Mad Song ; To The Muses / William Blake -- Songs Of Innocence. Introduction ; The Lamb ; The Divine Image ; The Chimney Sweeper ; Nurse's Song ; Holy Thursday ; The Little Black Boy / William Blake -- Songs Of Experience. Introduction. Earth's Answer ; The Clod & The Pebble ; Holy Thursday ; The Chimney Sweeper ; Nurse's Song ; The Sick Rose ; The Tyger ; Ah, Sunflower ; The Garden Of Love ; London ; The Human Abstract ; Infant Sorrow ; A Poison Tree ; To Tirzah ; A Divine Image / William Blake -- The Book Of Thel ; The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell ; A Song Of Liberty ; For The Sexes : The Gates Of Paradise (prologue And Epilogue) / William Blake -- From Blake's Notebook. Never Pain To Tell Thy Love ; I Asked A Thief ; Mock On, Mock On Voltaire, Rousseau ; Morning / William Blake -- The Mental Traveller ; And Did Those Feet ; Jerusalem : The Emanation Of The Giant Albion. Invocation ; The Waking Of Albion / William Blake -- A Vision Of The Last Judgment (two Letters On Sight And Vision). To Dr. John Trusler (aug. 23, 1799) ; To Thomas Butts (nov. 22, 1802 : With Happiness Stretchd Across The Hills) / William Blake. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Lyrical Ballads. We Are Seven ; Lines Written In Early Spring ; Expostulation And Reply ; The Tables Turned ; To My Sister ; Lines Composed A Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey ; Preface To Lyrical Ballads / William Wordsworth -- Strange Fits Of Passion Have I Known ; She Dwelt Among The Untrodden Ways ; Three Years She Grew ; A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal ; I Travelled Among Unknown Men ; Lucy Gray ; The Ruined Cottage ; Michael ; Written In March ; Resolution And Independence ; The Green Linnet ; Yew Trees ; I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud ; My Heart Leaps Up ; Ode : Intimations Of Immortality ; Ode To Duty ; The Solitary Reaper ; Elegiac Stanzas / William Wordsworth -- Sonnets. Composed Upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802 ; It Is A Beauteous Evening ; Composed In The Valley Near Dover, On The Day Of Landing London, 1802 ; The World Is Too Much With Us ; Surprised By Joy ; Composed By The Side Of Grasmere Lake ; Afterthought ; Mutability ; Steamboats, Viaducts, And Railways ; Extempore Effusion Upon The Death Of James Hogg ; Prospectus To The Recluse ; The Prelude. The Two-part Prelude ; The Prelude, Or, Growth Of A Poet's Mind (books I-xiv) / William Wordsworth. V. 2. The Romantic Period. The Alfoxden Journal ; The Grasmere Journals / Dorothy Wordsworth. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Sonnet To The River Otter ; The Eolian Harp ; This Lime-tree Bower My Prison ; The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner ; Kubla Khan ; Christabel ; Frost At Midnight ; Dejection : An Ode ; The Pains Of Sleep ; What Is Life? ; Phantom ; To William Wordsworth ; Recollections Of Love ; Limbo ; On Donne's Poetry ; Work Without Hope ; Constancy To An Ideal Object ; Phantom Or Fact ; Epitaph ; Biographia Literaria (chapters I, Iv, Xiii, Xiv, Xvii) ; Lectures On Shakespeare. Fancy And Imagination In Shakespeare's Poetry ; Mechanic Vs. Organic Form / Samuel Taylor Coleridge. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Written After Swimming From Sestos To Abydos ; When We Two Parted ; She Walks In Beauty ; Stanzas For Music. There Be None Of Beauty's Daughters ; They Say That Hope Is Happiness / George Gordon, Lord Byron -- Darkness ; Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (canto I, Iii, Iv); So We'll Go No More A-roving ; Don Juan (canto I-iv, Xvi) ; The Vision Of Judgment ; Stanzas To The Po ; When A Man Hath No Freedom To Fight For At Home ; Stanzas Written On The Road Between Florence And Pisa / George Gordon, Lord Byron. V. 2. The Romantic Period. Mutability ; To Wordsworth ; Alastor, Or, The Spirit Of Solitude ; Mont Blanc : Lines Written In The Vale Of Chamouni ; Hymn To Intellectual Beauty ; Ozymandias ; Sonnet (lift Not The Painted Veil Which Those Who Live) ; Stanzas Written In Dejection, December 1818, Near Naples ; A Song : Men Of England ; England In 1819 ; To Sidmouth And Castlereagh ; The Indian Girl's Song ; Ode To The West Wind ; Prometheus Unbound ; The Cloud ; To A Sky-lark ; Song Of Apollo ; Song Of Pan ; The Two Spirits, An Allegory ; When Passion's Trance Is Overpast ; To Night ; To----- Memory ; O World, O Life, O Time ; Choruses From Hellas. Worlds On Worlds ; The World's Great Age / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- Adonais : An Elegy On The Death Of John Keats ; A Dirge ; When The Lamp Is Shattered ; To Jane, The Invitation ; To Jane (the Keen Stars Were Twinkli
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Includes bibliographical references (v. 1, pages 2443-2465; v. 2, p. 2447-2467)
Volume 1. The Middle Ages -- The sixteenth century -- The seventeenth century -- The restoration and the eighteenth century”
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