Index:Poems By Chauncy Hare Townshend.djvu

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CONTENTS Jerusalem A Dramatic Ode Ode to Memory Ode on the First of December The Poet's Grave The Weaver's Boy, (A Tale) Ode on the Diversity of Poetic Character Early Poems on several occasions. Written between the Ages of Fourteen and Sixteen. The Wish Fancy Spring Autumn Lines written with a pencil, at a favourite spot Evening Petition of an aged Oak A Ballad. From the German The Farewell The Dream Solitude Written after a Morning Walk in May, 1815 Stanzas written in a blank leaf of Campbell's Pleasures of Hope Miscellaneous Poems of a later date. Hydon's Hill On a Grecian Mirror The Wife Life, as it seems Life, as it is On returning to my Birth Place To the setting Sun Anastasius to his Child, Alexis, sleeping To a Friend Absence Love and Friendship. From the German A Comparison The Christian's Death Lines written at Midnight To the scentless Violet The Exile The Tear An Evening Thought Lines written in a Book, presented to a friend Lines composed during an early Morning Walk On a Lock of Hair Love A Portrait The Bliss of Sleep Kindred Feeling Lines composed in a Cathedral Separation The Poet's Passion Stanzas The lonely Heart To Poetry There is no music in the hollowness of common praise On revisiting a favourite Scene To C. B. T. The untuned Heart It is not here L.T. to her Ceolian harp The Prophecy Childhood On leaving W.B. A true incident Hymn to Nature To Music To the Winds Lines, written in the first leaf of a pocket book for the year The same Solitude, sometimes, is best Society On the Death of the Princess Charlotte, written at that period An Elegy on the Death of the late King Songs and Lyrical Pieces. I did but leave thee yesterday If, in enchauter' howy hall ........................ $30 It was a s g ..............   clm of  y ........................ Wdn  st a. ufi r ........................ I , w .............. ng of e p of g ........................ e F's  ............................. g of a fete  lave, Ad  wt,  Oht dy .................... g of a pr M Ol ............................  mplnt of a Ol foden by   e e ........................................ !ov  v .............................. . ....... u y'st .ey ve'1o  ht .............. 1 Oh, we we de by s  ot yet, my  .................................. hould clouds con our c-sur .................. Oh, t ne  w l'd ......... Google � As, at the early break of dawn Devotional Pieces. Sonnets. CONTENTS. X. To the Spirit of Henry KJrke White ................ XI. To Memory .................................. 305 XII. Surry ...................................... 306 XIII. Composed, during a solitary walk at Night ........ 507 XIV. A Winter's Evening .......................... 308 XV. To the Sea .................................. �509 XVL The Tarn ............................... , 310 XVII. On Genius ................................ 311 XVIII. The Love, that cannot die .................... XIX. Faith ........................................ 313 XX. Shakespeare ................................... 314. XXL The Choice .................................. 515 XXII. Inscription for a Pustic Seat .................. 316 XXIII. On 8ein some fine. Paintings ................ 317 XXIV. The ds .e/ted .Village . ..... .................... 518 XXV. Comp9c.d. on the Sea-Shore , ................. 319 XXVI. The Child of early Sorrow .................. 30 XXViI. Fancy ............ - 0.' "" .............. XXVIIL Home-Sickness ...... , .... .. XXIX. On the Death of the Princess Chido .......... XXX. A Day-Dream .............................. XXXL To the Nightingale .......................... XXXIL To a School-fellow ........................ XXXXII. The sorrowful Tree .' ....................... XXXIV. Forgetfulnos ............................ 38 .XXXV. To T. H..aged fifteen ........................ XXXVL On Reading Seuthey's Pwderick .............. '330 XXXVII. To John Clare, the Peant-l)oet of Northamp- tonshire .................................... 531 XXXVHI. To Miss Stephens ........ . .......... � CONTENTS. xi XX. Written at Steephill, after seeing Appuldarcombe, in the Isle of !gight .......................... 333 XL. Despondency ................................ 334 XLL To ttomance ................................ 335 �