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CONTENTS
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| OUR CONGRATULATIONS ON THE RECOVERY OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS | 301 |
| PATHETIC EPITAPH | 301 |
| SONG | 303 |
| WILLIAM BLAKE | 305 |
| SUPPLEMENT TO THE INFERNO | 306 |
| DON GIOVANNI AT COVENT GARDEN | 313 |
| AQUATICS (KEW) | 315 |
TRANSLATIONS.
| TRANSLATIONS FROM HEINE— | |
| THE PILGRIMAGE TO KEVLAAR | 321 |
| THE LORELEY | 325 |
| THE MOUNTAIN VOICE | 326 |
| "FOR MANY THOUSAND AGES" | 327 |
| "IN THE RHINE, IN THE BEAUTIFUL RIVER" | 327 |
| "THE LOTUS-FLOWER DOTH LANGUISH" | 328 |
| "THE WORLD IS DULL, THE WORLD IS BLIND" | 329 |
| "I BLAME THEE NOT, A BROKEN HEART MY LOT" | 329 |
| "THE VIOLETS BLUE OF THE EYES DIVINE" | 330 |
| "THE EARTH IS SO FAIR AND THE HEAVEN SO BLUE" | 331 |
| "I GAZED UPON HER PICTURE" | 331 |
| "A PINE-TREE STANDETH LONELY" | 332 |
| "MY DARLING, THOU ART FLOWERLIKE" | 332 |
| "SAY WHERE IS THE MAIDEN SWEET" | 332 |
| "THE OLD DREAM COMES AGAIN TO ME" | 332 |
