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| Introductory Note | 1 |
| Song. My silks and fine array | 3 |
| Song. Love and harmony combine | 4 |
| Song. I love the jocund dance | 5 |
| Mad Song. The wild winds weep | 6 |
| Song. How sweet I roamed from field to field | 7 |
| Song. Memory, hither come | 8 |
| To the Muses. Whether on Ida's shady brow | 9 |
| To the Evening Star. Thou fair-hair'd angel of the Evening | 10 |
| To Spring. O thou, with dewy locks, who lookest down | 11 |
| To Summer. O thou who passest thro' our valleys in | 12 |
| Blind-Man's Buff. When silver snow decks Susan's clothes | 13 |
| King Edward the Third (Selections from) | 16 |
| Introductory Note | 27 |
| Introduction. Piping down the valleys wild | 29 |
| The Shepherd. How sweet is the shepherd's sweet lot | 30 |