"Shalott" into "Astolat") of the "false" heroine of the second Idyll. For the story of "Enid" Tennyson was largely indebted to Lady Charlotte Guest's translation of the Welsh "Mabinogion," the details, names, and even words, being closely followed and reproduced.
1859-1860.
Sea-Dreams: An Idyll. By Alfred Tennyson. Macmillan's Magazine, January, 1860.
Reprinted in the "Enoch-Arden" volume (1864).
1860.
Tithonus. Cornhill Magazine, February, 1860.
Reprinted, with an alteration in the first line, in the "Enoch-Arden" volume (1864).
1861.
The Sailor Boy.—Victoria Regia, a Christmas miscellany, in verse and prose, by various authors. London: Emily Faithfull, Victoria Press, large 8vo., cloth, gilt.
Reprinted, with some slight alteration, in the "Enoch-Arden" volume (1864).
