The Poetry of Wales
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- THE POETRY OF WALES.
- PREFACE.
- INTRODUCTION.
- PART I. THE SUBLIME.
- SNOWDON.
- THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.
- THE IMMOVABLE COVENANT.
- AN ODE TO THE THUNDER.
- THE DELUGE.
- THE SHIPWRECK.
- PART II. THE BEAUTIFUL.
- AN ADDRESS TO THE SUMMER.
- SONG TO ARVON.
- TO THE SPRING.
- TO THE NIGHTINGALE.
- THE FLOWERS OF SPRING.
- TO MAY
- THE DAWN.
- TO THE DAISY.
- THE LILY AND THE ROSE.
- THE CIRCLING OF THE MEAD HORNS.
- DAFYDD AP GWILYM TO THE WHITE GULL.
- TO THE LARK.
- DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S INVOCATION TO THE SUMMER TO VISIT GLAMORGANSHIRE,
- A BRIDAL SONG.
- THE LEGEND OF TRWST LLYWELYN.
- THE GOLDEN GOBLET,
- THE SICK MAN’S DREAM.
- THE FAIRY’S SONG.
- WALTER SELE.
- PART III. THE PATRIOTIC.
- MY FATHER-LAND.
- MY NATIVE LAND.
- ODE TO CAMBRIA.
- AN ODE ON THE DEATH OF HOEL.
- THE DEATH OF OWAIN.
- RODERIC’S LAMENT.
- THE BATTLE OF GWENYSTRAD.
- TALIESIN’S PROPHECY. {86}
- THE MONARCHY OF BRITAIN. {87c}
- FAREWELL TO WALES.
- THE CASTLES OF WALES.
- THE EISTEDDFOD,
- LLYWARCH HEN’S LAMENT ON CYNDDYLAN.
- THE LAMENT OP LLYWARCH HEN.
- THE HALL OF CYNDDYLAN.
- THE GRAVE OF KING ARTHUR. {94a}
- THE VENGEANCE OF OWAIN. {96}
- PART IV. THE HUMOROUS.
- OLD MORGAN AND HIS WIFE.
- SONG OF THE FOSTER-SON, LOVE.
- PENNILLION.
- TRIBANAU.
- PART V. THE SENTIMENTAL.
- THE ROSE OF LLAN MEILEN.
- MY NATIVE COT.
- UNDER THE ORCHARD TREE.
- THE BANKS OF THE DEE.
- GWILYM GLYN AND RUTH OF DYFFRYN.
- THE LORD OF CLAS.
- THE ROSE OF THE GLEN.
- THE MOUNTAIN GALLOWAY.
- GLAN GEIRIONYDD.
- THE MOTHER TO HER CHILD AFTER ITS FATHER’S DEATH.
- WOMAN.
- THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN.
- THE EWE.
- THE SONG OF THE FISHERMAN’S WIFE.
- THE WITHERED LEAF.
- SAD DIED THE MAIDEN.
- THE WORLD AND THE SEA: A COMPARISON.
- THE POOR MAN’S GRAVE.
- THE BARD’S LONG-TRIED AFFECTION FOR MORFYDD.
- THE GROVE OF BROOM.
- ADDRESS TO A BIRCH TREE,
- THE HOLLY GROVE.
- THE SWAN.
- MAY AND NOVEMBER.
- THE CUCKOO’S TALE.
- DAFYDD AP GWILYM’S ADDRESS TO MORFYDD AFTER SHE MARRIED HIS RIVAL.
- PART VI. THE RELIGIOUS.
- FROM THE HYMNS OF THE REV. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN.
- TRANSLATIONS FROM MISCELLANEOUS WELSH HYMNS.
- THE FARMER’S PRAYER.
- THE PRAISE AND COMMENDATION OF A GOOD WOMAN.
- TWENTY THIRD PSALM.
- SHORT IS THE LIFE OF MAN.
- CONCERNING THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
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