The Story of Justin Martyr, and Other Poems
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- THE STORY OF JUSTIN MARTYR, AND O T H E R P O E M S.
- CONTENTS.
- ERRATA. [Corrected in this etext]
- DEDICATORY LINES. TO ——
- POEMS, &c.
- THE STORY OF JUSTIN MARTYR. (SEE JUSTIN MARTYR’S FIRST DIALOGUE WITH TRYPHO.)
- SONNET.
- TO ——
- TO THE SAME.
- TO THE SAME.
- TO THE SAME.
- TO THE SAME.
- A LEGEND OF ALHAMBRA.
- ENGLAND.
- THE ISLAND OF MADEIRA.
- GIBRALTAR.
- ENGLAND.
- POLAND, 1831.
- TO NICHOLAS, EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. ON HIS REPORTED CONDUCT TOWARDS THE POLES.
- ON THE RESULTS OF THE LAST FRENCH REVOLUTION.
- TO ENGLAND. A SEQUEL TO THE FOREGOING.
- SONNET.
- SONNET TO SILVIO PELLICO, ON READING THE ACCOUNT OF HIS IMPRISONMENT.
- TO THE SAME.
- FROM THE SPANISH.
- LINES.
- TO A FRIEND ENTERING THE MINISTRY.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- TO A CHILD, PLAYING.
- THE HERRING-FISHERS OF LOCHFYNE.
- IN THE ISLE OF MULL.
- THE SAME.
- AT SEA.
- AN EVENING IN FRANCE.
- SONNET. TO MY CHILD—A FELLOW-TRAVELLER.
- THE DESCENT OF THE RHONE.
- ON THE PERSEUS AND MEDUSA OF BENVENUTO CELLINI.
- LINES. WRITTEN AT THE VILLAGE OF PASSIGNANO, ON THE LAKE OF THRASYMENE.
- VESUVIUS, AS SEEN FROM CAPRI.
- VESUVIUS.
- THE SAME, CONTINUED.
- TO ENGLAND. WRITTEN AFTER A VISIT TO SORRENTO.
- LINES. WRITTEN AFTER HEARING SOME BEAUTIFUL SINGING IN A CONVENT CHURCH AT ROME.
- ON A PICTURE OF THE ASSUMPTION BY MURILLO.
- AN INCIDENT VERSIFIED.
- ADDRESSED ON LEAVING ROME TO A FRIEND RESIDING IN THAT CITY.
- TASSO’S DUNGEON, FERRARA.
- SONNET.
- AT BRUNECKEN, IN THE TYROL.
- SONNET.
- LINES WRITTEN IN AN INN.
- TO E ——.
- TO ——. ON THE MORNING OF HER BAPTISM.
- TO A LADY SINGING.
- THE SAME CONTINUED.
- THE SAME CONTINUED.
- THE SAME CONTINUED.
- THE SAME CONTINUED.
- SONNET.
- SONNET.
- SONNET, CONNECTED WITH THE FOREGOING.
- DESPONDENCY[8].
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- ODE TO SLEEP.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- ATLANTIS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- SAIS.
- SONNET.
- RECOLLECTIONS OF BURGOS.
- TO A FRIEND.
- TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL EXILES OF 1823. [WRITTEN IN 1829.]
- TO THE SAME.
- SONNET.
- ON AN EARLY DEATH.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- SONNET.
- SONNET.
- NEW YEAR’S EVE.
- TO MY CHILD.
- SONNET.
- SONNET. IN A PASS OF BAVARIA BETWEEN THE WALCHEN AND THE WALDENSEE. “His voice was as the sound of many waters.”
- SONNET.
- SONNET.
- TO MY GOD-CHILD, ON THE DAY OF HIS BAPTISM.
- THE MONK AND BIRD.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
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- IX.
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- XI.
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- XX.
- XXI.
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- 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.
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