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Contents


Fragment - Rest on your Battle-field, ye brave!

245

To Miss F. A. L. On her Birthday

295

Written on the First Leaf of an Album of the Same

295

To the Same on the Death of her Mother

296

Appearance of the Spirit of Vasco da Gama (tr. Camoens)

297

A Dirge

298

Translations from Horace:—
To Venus

298

To his Attendant

298

To Delius

299

To the Fountain of Bandusia

299

To Faunus

299


Other Miscellaneous Poems in the Collected Works

From

Song. Founded on an Arabian Anecdote

The Literary Gazette 1821

Alp-horn Song

The Edinburgh Register 1819

The Cross of the South

The Literary Gazette 1821

The Sleeper on Marathon

The New Monthly 1823


Of the two translations given in the collected works on page 296, that 'From the Spanish of Garcilaso de la Vega' is an extract from work by Mr J. H. Wiffen, which Felicia Hemans may have noted down. That 'From the Italian of Sannazaro' is part of a Canzone, published anonymously in The Edinburgh Magazine, December 1824, entitled 'To the Tomb of Androgeus'.