Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume II.
by Jean Ingelow
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Chapters (212)
- BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE, ENG.
- POEMS BY JEAN INGELOW
- _TO JEAN INGELOW.
- POEMS
- BOSTON
- CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
- ROSAMUND ECHO AND THE FERRY PRELUDES TO A PENNY READING KISMET DORA SPERANZA THE BEGINNING IN THE NURSERY THE AUSTRALIAN BELL-BIRD LOSS AND WASTE ON A PICTURE THE SLEEP OF SIGISMUND A MAID-MARTYR A VINE-ARBOUR IN THE FAR WEST LOVERS AT THE LAKE SIDE THE WHITE MOON AN ARROW-SLIT WENDOVER THE LOVER PLEADS SONG IN THREE PARTS 'IF I FORGET THEE, O JERUSALEM' NATURE, FOR NATURE'S SAKE PERDITA SERIOUS POEMS, AND SONGS AND POEMS OF LOVE AND CHILDHOOD.
- POEMS ROSAMUND.
- ECHO AND THE FERRY.
- PRELUDES TO A PENNY READING.
- SONG.
- DUET.
- SONG.
- I
- I.
- KISMET.
- DORA.
- SPERANZA.
- THE BEGINNING.
- IN THE NURSERY.
- THE AUSTRALIAN BELL-BIRD.
- LOSS AND WASTE.
- ON A PICTURE.
- THE SLEEP OF SIGISMUND.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII.
- XIV.
- XV.
- XVI.
- XVII.
- XVIII.
- XIX.
- XX.
- XXI.
- XXII.
- XXIII.
- XXIV.
- XXV.
- XXVI.
- XXVII.
- XXVIII.
- XXIX.
- XXX.
- XXXI.
- XXXII.
- XXXIII.
- XXXIV.
- XXXV.
- XXXVI.
- XXXVII.
- XXXVIII.
- XXXIX.
- XL.
- XLI.
- XLII.
- XLIII.
- XLIV.
- XLV.
- XLVI.
- XLVII.
- XLVIII.
- XLIX.
- L.
- THE MAID-MARTYR.
- A VINE-ARBOUR IN THE FAR WEST.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- LOVERS AT THE LAKE SIDE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII.
- THE WHITE MOON WASTETH.
- AN ARROW-SLIT.
- WENDOVER.
- THE LOVER PLEADS.
- I.
- II.
- SONG IN THREE PARTS.
- I.
- III.
- 'IF I FORGET THEE, O JERUSALEM.'
- NATURE, FOR NATURE'S SAKE.
- PERDITA.
- SERIOUS POEMS,
- LETTERS ON LIFE AND THE MORNING.
- THE MONITIONS OF THE UNSEEN.
- THE SHEPHERD LADY.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- POEMS
- HENRY,
- SAMUEL,
- KATIE, AGED FIVE YEARS.
- THE SNOWDROP MONUMENT (IN LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL).
- HYMNS.
- THE MEASURELESS GULFS OF AIR ARE FULL OF THEE.
- THOU WERT FAR OFF AND IN THE SIGHT OF HEAVEN.
- THICK ORCHARDS ALL IN WHITE.
- SWEET ARE HIS WAYS WHO RULES ABOVE.
- O NIGHT OF NIGHTS!
- DEAR IS THE LOST WIFE TO A LONE MAN'S HEART.
- WEEPING AND WAILING NEEDS MUST BE.
- JESUS, THE LAMB OF GOD.
- THOU HAST BEEN ALWAY GOOD TO ME.
- THOU THAT SLEEPEST NOT AFRAID.
- NOW WINTER PAST, THE WHITE-THORN BOWER.
- SUCH AS HAVE NOT GOLD TO BRING THEE.
- A MORN OF GUILT, AN HOUR OF DOOM.
- MARY OF MAGDALA.
- WOULD I, TO SAVE MY DEAR CHILD?
- AT ONE AGAIN.
- I. NOONDAY.
- II. SUNSET.
- III. THE DREAM.
- IV. THE WAKING.
- V. A SONG.
- VI. LOVERS.
- VII. FATHERS.
- SONNETS.
- FANCY.
- COMPENSATION.
- LOOKING DOWN.
- WORK.
- WISHING.
- TO ——.
- ON THE BORDERS OF CANNOCK CHASE.
- AN ANCIENT CHESS KING.
- COMFORT IN THE NIGHT.
- THOUGH ALL GREAT DEEDS.
- A SNOW MOUNTAIN.
- SLEEP.
- PROMISING.
- LOVE.
- FAILURE.
- A BIRTHDAY WALK.
- (WRITTEN FOR A FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY.)
- NOT IN VAIN I WAITED.
- A GLEANING SONG.
- WITH A DIAMOND.
- MARRIED LOVERS.
- A WINTER SONG.
- BINDING SHEAVES.
- THE MARINER'S CAVE.
- A REVERIE.
- DEFTON WOOD.
- THE LONG WHITE SEAM.
- AN OLD WIFE'S SONG.
- COLD AND QUIET.
- SLEDGE BELLS.
- MIDSUMMER NIGHT, NOT DARK, NOT LIGHT.
- THE BRIDEGROOM TO HIS BRIDE.
- THE FAIRY WOMAN'S SONG.
- ABOVE THE CLOUDS.[1]
- SLEEP AND TIME.
- BEES AND OTHER FELLOW-CREATURES.
- THE GYPSY'S SELLING SONG.
- A WOOING SONG.
- A COURTING SONG.
- LOVE'S THREAD OF GOLD.
- THE LEAVES OF LIGN ALOES.
- THE DAYS WITHOUT ALLOY.
- FEATHERS AND MOSS.
- ON THE ROCKS BY ABERDEEN.
- LIKE A LAVEROCK IN THE LIFT.
- SONG FOR A BABE.
- GIVE US LOVE AND GIVE US PEACE.
- THE TWO MARGARETS.
- I.
- II.
- A STORY OF DOOM.
- BOOK I.
- BOOK II
- BOOK III.
- BOOK IV.
- BOOK V.
- BOOK VI.
- BOOK VII.
- BOOK VIII.
- BOOK IX.
- NOTES TO "A STORY OF DOOM." PAGE 358.
- PAGE 425.
- THE END.
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