Index:The poetical works of William Blake; a new and verbatim text from the manuscript engraved and letterpress originals (1905).djvu

Title	The poetical works of William Blake; a new and verbatim text from the manuscript engraved and letterpress originals; With variorum readings and bibliographical notes and prefaces, edited by Sampson, John
Author	William Blake
Editor	John Sampson
Year	1905
Publisher	Clarendon Press
Location	Oxford
Source	djvu
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CONTENTS

	PAGE
Poems from the Poetical Sketches
Bibliographical Preface	2
To Spring	5
To Summer	5
To Autumn	6
To Winter	7
To the Evening Star	7
To Morning	8
Fair Elenor	8
Song: How sweet I roam'd from field to field	11
Song: My silks and fine array	12
Song: Love and harmony combine	12
Song: I love the jocund dance	13
Song: Memory, hither come	14
Mad Song	14
Song: Fresh from the dewy hill, the merry year	15
Song: When early morn walks forth in sober grey	16
To the Muses	17
Gwin, King of Norway	17
An Imitation of Spencer	21
Blind-man's Buff	23
Appendix I
King Edward the Third	26
Prologue, intended for a Dramatic Piece of King Edward the Fourth	40
Prologue to King John	40
A War Song to Englishmen	41
The Couch of Death	42
Contemplation	43
Samson	44
Appendix II
Song by a Shepherd	47
Song by an old Shepherd	47
Songs from 'An Island in the Moon'
Bibliographical Preface	50
When old corruption first begun	53
The Song of Phebe and Jellicoe	55
Hail Matrimony, made of Love	55
To be or not to be	56
This city and this country	57
Leave, O leave [me] to my sorrows	58
Appendix	59
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Bibliographical Preface	65
Songs of Innocence
Introduction	86
The Ecchoing Green	87
The Lamb	88
Infant Joy	89
The Little Black Boy	90
Laughing Song	91
Spring	91
A Cradle Song	92
Nurse's Song	94
Holy Thursday	95
The Blossom	96
The Chimney Sweeper	97
The Divine Image	98
Night	99
A Dream	100
On Another's Sorrow	101
The Little Boy Lost	102
The Little Boy Found	103
Songs of Experience
Introduction	106
Earth's Answer	107
Nurse's Song	108
The Fly	109
The Tyger	110
The Little Girl Lost	116
The Little Girl Found	117
The Clod and the Pebble	119
The Little Vagabond	120
Holy Thursday	121
A Poison Tree	121
The Angel	122
The Sick Rose	123
To Tirzah	123
The Voice of the Ancient Bard	124
My Pretty Rose Tree	125
Ah! Sun Flower	126
The Lilly
The Garden of Love	127
A Little Boy Lost	128
Infant Sorrow	129
The School Boy	130
London	131
A Little Girl Lost	132
The Chimney Sweeper	133
The Human Abstract	134
Appendix
A Divine Image	135
Poems from the Rossetti Manuscript
Bibliographical Introduction	138
Earlier Poems	156
Later Poems	183
The Everlasting Gospel	241
The Pickering Manuscript
Preface	264
The Smile	269
The Golden Net	270
The Mental Traveller	273
The Land of Dreams	279
Mary	280
The Crystal Cabinet	282
The Grey Monk	283
Auguries of Innocence	286
Long John Brown and Little Mary Bell	295
William Bond	296
Poems from Letters
Preface	300
To my dear Friend, Mrs. Anna Flaxman	301
To my Friend Butts I write	302
To Mrs. Butts	304
With happiness stretch'd across the hills	305
O why was I born with a different face?	310
A fairy leapt upon my knee	311
Dedication of 'Blake's Illustrations of Blair's Grave'
Preface	314
To the Queen	316
Epigrams from Blake's Annotated Copy of Reynolds' Works
Preface	318
Epigrams	320
Poems from the 'Prophetic Books'
Bibliographical Preface	326
From The Book of Thel: Thel's Motto	344
From The Marriage of Heaven and Hell	344
From Visions of the Daughters of Albion: The Argument	345
From The Four Zoas:
At the first Sound the Golden Sun	345
Ah! how shall Urizen the King	347
Till thou dost [conquer] the distrest	350
From Milton: And did those feet in ancient time	351
From Jerusalem:
To the Public	352
Such visions have appear'd to me	353
To the Jews	353
Each Man is in his Spectre's power	358
To the Deists	359
To the Christians	361
To the Christians	363
Especially to the Female	364
Verses from 'For the Sexes. The Gates of Paradise'
Bibliographical Preface	366
Mutual Forgiveness of each Vice	372
The Keys of the Gates	373
To the Accuser who is The God of this World	377
From the Legends to the Plates	378
Index of First Lines	379

ILLUSTRATIONS

Facsimile of Rossetti MS., p. 109	Frontispiece
Facsimile of Rossetti MS., p. 52	To face p. 242