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CONTENTS

Poems written in 1817 (continued)—		PAGE
A Fragment: To Music		537
Another Fragment to Music		537
‘Mighty Eagle’		538
To the Lord Chancellor		538
To William Shelley		540
From the Original Draft of the Poem to William Shelley		541
On Fanny Godwin		542
Lines: ‘That time is dead for ever’		542
Death		542
Otho		543
Fragments supposed to be parts of Otho		543
‘O that a Chariot of Cloud were mine’		544
Fragments:
To a Friend released from Prison		544
Satan broken loose		544
Igniculus Desiderii		545
Amor Aeternus		545
Thoughts come and go in Solitude		545
A Hate-Song		546
Lines to a Critic		546
Ozymandias		546
Note on Poems of 1817, by Mrs. Shelley		547
Poems written in 1818.
To the Nile		548
Passage of the Apennines		548
The Past		549
To Mary ——		549
On a Faded Violet		549
Lines written among the Euganean Hills		550
Scene from Tasso		554
Song for Tasso		555
Invocation to Misery		555
Stanzas written in Dejection, near Naples		557
The Woodman and the Nightingale		558
Marenghi		560
Sonnet: ‘Lift not the painted veil’		565
Fragments:
To Byron		565
Apostrophe to Silence		565
The Lake's Margin		565
‘My head is wild with weeping’		566
The Vine-Shroud		566
Note on Poems of 1818, by Mrs. Shelley		566
Poems written in 1819.
Lines written during the Castlereagh Administration		567
Song to the Men of England		568
Similes for two Political Characters of 1819		569
Fragment: To the People of England		569
Fragment: ‘What men gain fairly’		569
A New National Anthem		570
Sonnet: England in 1819		570
An Ode written October, 1819		571